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PC Randomly turns off. May be due to bad RAM slot, bad RAM, or voltage. Not sure if voltage readings are normal.
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For the last 2 days, my PC has been turning off on its own and doesn't boot up after a few tries. I'm looking at a few suspects currently but have no idea what really would be considered a good voltage range. I did remove a stick of RAM and the PC booted back up but I still need to test if it's the RAM that's bad or the slots or the mobo itself so I'm gonna keep it with 3 sticks for now and see how it goes for a few days.

But, I also want to check if my voltage readings are normal according to HWMonitor. My PSU is kind of old, like about 6-7 years old but never had issues with it before. I don't hear any loud fan noises and I clean out the grate.

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