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I did not have to make any changes in the BIOS to make the PC run. I seems to be a problem some asus rampage mainboards have with a high end set up. However I replaced the board with a new one yesterday and I have not had one random shutdown since then. The last thing I wanted to try was a complete new Rampage. Same issue but does it less frequently when not overclocked. I recently purchased a RIVE Black Edition motherboard as a replacement. After > 18 months of painless operation the system shuts off by itself one day and will not power up without leaving unplugged or power supply switched off for a while. It started with my original RIVE motherboard. What are your thoughts?ĮL_eL - Similar issue with my system. The symptoms are occurring even though the CPU and RAM are clocked at OEM settings (3.2Ghz and 1333MHz). My guess now that I've swapped out my motherboard is that it's either the CPU, Memory, or Power Supply. It seems like we have some similarities in our setup. Seasonic SS-1250XM Power Supply (1250 Watts)

I would really appreciate if someone knows how to solve this issue and yes I have used the search function and tried all those tricks, however nothing - Similar issue with my system. It simply switches off when I am surfing in the internet or not doing anything. I have a fresh installation of windows 8.1 and installed all the drivers. I have a massive problem with my mainboard.

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