Build a new gaming PC 2 weeks ago, worked fine until 3-2 days ago.

[Charion]

The CPU was broken, so I got a replacement for free.

[zmama55]

Glad you got the chance to save money and get the most out of it by getting ur pc built.

[Charion]

Glad you got the chance to save money and get the most out of it by getting ur pc built.

what made you ASSUME that I even "saved"

[[MPGH]meme]

what made you ASSUME that I even "saved"

I would assume that this guy only posted here to reach 15 posts.

[Charion]

I would assume that this guy only posted here to reach 15 posts.

chances of that are relatively high, objectively speaking

[autrix]

I will emphasis it with this, I am in no hurry to fix the said computer that I used to game on for 2 weeks, however I would like to know how the hell did it broke.

Here are the PC parts in question (at the time of the problem occurred):
AMD Ryzen 5 5600x
16GB of DDR4 Ram Corsair Vengeance
Nvidia RTX 2070 8GB
Corsair TSX750M
Asus TUF Gaming B450M-PLUS II


Here is the small (hopefully summarization):
2-3 days ago, my PC would randomly go into this very strange mode where it went to "sleep" but moving the mouse, pressing the keys on the mouse/keyboard wouldn't wake it up, and after restarting the PC, it would restart on it's own after 5-10 minutes being able to use the PC normally, then it was "resolved" for about a day, then around 7-8 PM 2 days ago the PC would restart on it's own again, then 5-10 minutes thereafter it would go into this mode, resulting never posting again / booting.


Here is what I have done:
Swap out my GPU from RTX 2070 to Nvidia GeForce 970, still nothing.
Swapped out my TX750M to some "cheaper" PSU that I had in streaming PC, still nothing.
I have tried to downgrade the bios to the date when they first started supporting 5000 series CPU's, I have also tried to clear CMOS, take out the battery, and etc.


Another thing I have done is do really soft crypto mining, I did stress out the CPU/GPU, but it was still usable, and the crypto mining tool that I used was "NiceHash" - I also did soft overclock on Wraith cooler, nothing serious. But then I returned to default settings because I saw no reason to overclock when I have no experience with it, and I don't want to risk my PC breaking (which ended up happening anyways).

Ive heard that some Mobo cant controll the heat of the 5600x. My cousin has one of these with the same Mobo inside of it. We made sure that the cooler is installed probarly, which it was. But noone knows what the issue with this Mobo is, but with normal settings, it tries to overclock it as hard it could. The Voltage climbs up to 1.5 V, the PC sits idle and only opening a browser makes the cpu go from 40 C to 80 C which is really strange.