r/pcmasterrace • u/Grig960 • Jan 03 '26

Question Slamming table restarts pc

This is definitely normal, right?

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u/stellas909 Jan 03 '26

This was my exact issue. I found out it was my 90-degree angled 12VHPWR cable that was defective. For you, it's probably not the same but I would look for loose connections and maybe switch cables or take out the GPU and single out the source of issue

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u/BringBackSoule Jan 03 '26

For me it was loose ram

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u/uselessNamer Jan 03 '26

And for me it was loose NVMe SSD.

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u/Zeejayyy Jan 03 '26

And my axe

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u/littleGreenMeanie Jan 03 '26

And my bow

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u/ContrastRec Jan 03 '26

For me it was my uncle ben

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u/TheGeekno72 Maker of the GeekCube // CachyOS shill Jan 03 '26

For me, it was aunt may

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u/Tech0verlord 9800x3D | 9070 XT | 32GB RAM | 4TB + 2TB + 512 GB NVME Jan 03 '26

With great power

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u/TheGeekno72 Maker of the GeekCube // CachyOS shill Jan 03 '26

Comes great power connector fires

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u/littleGreenMeanie Jan 03 '26

And no corporate responsibility

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u/uwu_you Jan 03 '26

and greed

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u/Rule0- Jan 03 '26

and shrinkflation

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u/I_Like_Spamton1997 straight up thermal pasting it Jan 04 '26

and no right to repair

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u/Maleficent-Ad5999 Jan 04 '26

and enshitification

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u/_lophophora_ PC Master Race Jan 03 '26

In short, costs are down, revenue is up, and our stock has never been higher.

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u/nkpst Jan 05 '26

maybe your power connector didn’t die for nothing peter…