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if the psu is not strong enough, it can give crash, reboot, bsod, driver/dx errors
using whocrashed is somewhere to start
its an old build, cleaning it will help (use an aircompressor and blow it out)
If it ends up being the PSU, you need to buy a new better one.
could be cpu/gpu/vrm overheating
or corrupt driver/os ect..
It's not all about wattage. PSU can be rated high, but if it's bad and the power delivery from the 12V rail (which is where the power for PCI-E comes from) is bad, it may not be able to give it properly.
Especially if OP's psu is as old as rest of his pc, in other words, if it's the "Green Unit":
https://service.pcconnection.com/images/inhouse/C59974EC-F80E-4150-AEC2-CA39978CE94B.jpg
These green units were HORRIBLE.
The new "grey unit" has 2 versions: 2015 and 2017 revisions.
The newest, 2017, is even better than the older 2015. 2015 was still pretty much the same as the green unit with few improvements here and there.
And the newest, 2017, is the best of them. But has quite a lot to improve on still.
if that psu was dying it would shut off before crash/bsod ect..
No one said anything about damaging. Just saying it loses power and causes crash.
Also, the power only needs to fluctuate for a quick moment, it doesn't need to shut down completely.
A quick fluctuation in power delivery won't make whole system shut down, especially on PCI-E.
It will just make the gpu crash due to quick moment of lacking power.
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2015/01/21/corsair_cx750_750w_power_supply_review/4
that build will not pull more than 500w from it, which is where its perfectly in spec
and note the dnf, which means it shut off instead of putting out out of spec voltages
unlike this pos
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story3&reid=187
That was simply just the power saving stuff Windows has. Stuff like shutting down monitors or making the pc go on sleep after specific time etc.
They won't affect the power usage when using the pc.
The problem would lie in the psu itself. Not the cables.
will make no diff when gaming
if you havent cleaned out the pc case yet, do that
It's just one possible culprit. It could just as well be something else too.
if nothing else helps, next thing to do is to test some other psu.