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It could be anything really (hardware ofr software). I'll just say that I have similar system and it is fine for me. (i7/win7ult/660ti/16gbram) (you did mention 'high', my game defaulted to medium, I thn went into advanced and tweaked up a few things, but not as much as the 'high' settings)
Played perfectly fine for 2 days straight. Then yesterday evening started shutting off my computer randomly about every 30 minutes.
Not a hardware issue, spent last night trying to get it to happen in other games. No windows error logs at all related to this...just poof, shut down computer.
I have a water-cooled system, with monitors running I can see. Everything stays in the 25-30C range.
Your advice is not helping at all and furthermore has absolutely no basis.
It only happens on my old save. I started a new one earlier this morning and no crashes yet.
There is something in the game logic it doesn't like after you complete a certain quest combo or do something in the game (build too much or many settlements?)
What is your EXACT power supply?
Monitor your temps. Make sure they are safe.
Run a stress test on your computer and see if it crashes. CHECK TEMPS BEFORE DOING THIS > ie prime95, OCCT,
If the CPU is failing the PC will simply freeze and have to be shut down manually.
If its temps, it will shut down instantly similar to power failure.