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    Identifying cause of sudden reboots

    Yep, this is one of my theories too.. good to know others think the same. :-) If I can narrow it down to that being likely the only solution is to return them both. Thanks toast0!
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    Identifying cause of sudden reboots

    Thanks for your suggestions. In this case, however, the problem is occurring on a cleanly installed Windows 10 system, with software (other than things like HWMonitor) installed.
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    Identifying cause of sudden reboots

    I've considered this. Or just removing a stick of RAM and seeing if the problem goes away full stop, regardless of memtest. I might give it a go. I agree the behaviour indicates thermal issues, but wouldn't the temperature sensors pick this up? HWMonitor shows nothing concerning in its 10...
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    Identifying cause of sudden reboots

    Hi all, I've had my system for about two weeks, bought the parts and then put it all together. Everything was going great until the first time I used it for a significant amount of time (about 5 hours) when it just rebooted without warning. It came back into the system, and after a shorter...
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    NCASE M1: a crowdfunded Mini-ITX case (updates in first post)

    Thanks inchikiboze - that, together with XelNika's tests, answered my question about cooling perfectly. :-) Now I just need to know if the MSI GTX 970 is or can be compatible with an SX500-LG, but I'm not as optimistic about that...
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    NCASE M1: a crowdfunded Mini-ITX case (updates in first post)

    Hello all! First, many thanks for all of the hard work and thought that's gone into making the NCASE M1 a fantastic case! I'm putting together the parts for my NCASE build and it's very exciting - for me it's the first case I've built in the last ten years. :-) I am trying to put together a...
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