Monster Hunter Benchmark shuts down my PC

[PevenseyBhoy]

Not sure if it's poor ventilation or whatever but i literally put the benchmark on the lowest settings and ran it at 720p. I'd say after 3-4 minutes of the software running my PC would shut off. The only game or benchmark to ever push my PC to do that. Sure my PC isn't a super computer but it isn't a potato either. All i know is as soon as i ran the BM my fans all kicked into 100%. I'd like to reiterate that this is the only piece of software that's made my PC not just overheat by the looks of things but shutdown too. I'd say capcom has some work to do.

My Specs for anyone wondering are as followed
RTX 2060 Super 8GB
Ryzen 5 5600x
16GB DDR4 Corsair WAM
and running the cursed Windows 11

[Novuhz]

Originalmente postado por PevenseyBhoy:

Originalmente postado por NeoX:

Could also be the PSU not being able to deliver the power when all components draw 100% of their powerlimit at the same time (bad certified PSU like 80% bronce ect.).

Think you maybe right as i just checked the PSU and it's the liteon ps-5281-02 which looks very cheaply made with a max load of 280W so could that be it?

I'm more amazed that your computer has been running with such PSU with those computer specs. At least you found the issue.

[PevenseyBhoy]

Originalmente postado por Novuhz:

Originalmente postado por PevenseyBhoy:

Think you maybe right as i just checked the PSU and it's the liteon ps-5281-02 which looks very cheaply made with a max load of 280W so could that be it?

I'm more amazed that your computer has been running with such PSU with those computer specs. At least you found the issue.

Thank you. I am shocked myself to be honest. That PSU is a sub 30$ aswell by the looks of things. Looks like i'll have to wait to get a new GPU. PSU more important at this stage,

[SciopticChimken]

You need to get rid of that PSU immediately, that thing if you're lucky will just eventually fry a component and not start an actual fire

[PevenseyBhoy]

Originalmente postado por RakataEpsilon:

You need to get rid of that PSU immediately, that thing if you're lucky will just eventually fry a component and not start an actual fire

Oh i will. Just need the money first and i don't get that til next week. Speaking of which does anyone have any suggestions for PSU's around 130$?