Windows 10: (Event Error 6008) Newly build and resetted PC keeps shutting down/crashing unexpectedly....

This is a link to my PC Parts List

This is a picture of the Event Log (Log file is linked at the bottom)

I had this issue for a full month now where i crashes almost every single day. But crash i dont mean a windows 10 blue screen shows up saying "shutdown", i mean the screen goes black, all fans stop, my rgb inside pc turns off, etc. Its equivalent to pulling the power plug when the pc is in use. everything worked fine and i think i downloaded something which was causing the shutdown/crash. So today, i resetted my pc and it happened once again a few minutes ago. In event viewer, this is the 6008 error.

All my temps are fine. monitoring all temps using my motherboard software which notifies me if anything gets above 70C. All my connections are fine, ran some stress tests and PSU, CPU, GPU, Ram are all fine. Im now thinking that something from my other storage drives must be causing this. My wires are tight, my c drive was reset, but my other drives were not. So maybe its one of them causing it? is this highly unlikely? Idk what to do.

ANYWAYS, this is a log of all the stuff that happened before the first shutdown/crash event

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Event ID 6008

Hello

I have been having this problem with my computer. The screen will randomly go black, and the sound will loop right before it shuts off and restarts. Event viewer tells me that its "event 6008: The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first.
This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly" that is causing this. I have a Nvidia Geforce GTX 960, an i5 4690k 3.50 GHz CPU, Z97x-SLI motherboard, and 8 Gigs of ram.

Anyone know whats going on here? Id appreciate some help.

Thanks!

 

My new Vista computer sometimes unexpectedly shuts off. Any suggestions?

My new Vista computer sometimes unexpectedly shuts off. Any suggestions?

 

Event ID 6008, Windows 10 1809

Thanks for your reply Leocadia - I understand your suggestions thank you.

The point I was trying to make is our Win 10 Pro v1803 computers, log Event ID 6008 when an unexpected crash happens. However we have Win 10 pro v1809 machines that crashed when the power failed and did not record an Event ID 6008 so I was not able to tell
when the power actually failed, only when they were rebooted. - so my question is :- is this a bug in the 1809 release or by Microsoft design and has anybosy else experienced this situation ??

thanks Bob, IT Manager, Henry Riley LLP.