Help! PC somehow shut down itself everytime i play game for a while.

I just upgraded my pc yerterday and i've got this super annoying problem. I just upgraded to MSI P67A-GD65 + MSI N560 gtx TI Twin Frozr2 OC, intel I7 2600k, 16 gig of ram and 3 hd with total of 2.5 TB storage. I have this psu called AmacRoX SPEED POWER AX650-S it serves me well for more than a year before i upgraded my pc yesterday.
So i have this problem, whenever i play a game in full screen, somehow a minute or two later my pc just died for no reason, and it start itself a couple seconds later. I've tried finding a solution on the net for a day and nothing works. I've tried not using newest driver, I've tried turning off that auto restart feature on the start up & recovery option thing but it still won't give me a blue screen. I don't know what else to do.
Btw here's what it said on the sides of my psu :
AC Input : 100-240Vac - 10-5A 50-60hz
DC Output :               +3.3V +5V +12V1 +12V2 +12V3 +12V4 -12V +5Vsb
Max Output Current :   35A    30A   18A     18A     18A      18A   0.5A    3.0A
Max Combined Pwr  :        180W                           624W
Total Power             :                        650W
Is my psu really the problem? Cause as of now i don't have any more spare budget and just hoping that theres a button that i just have to push to fix this problem. I'm really desperate right now, Any help is appreciated! THANKS!!!

To check your PSU look at the labeling/sticker on it. It will have the complete set of stats there and there should be a line that says 12v check those to make sure that it gets at least 30amps on the 12v rail.
If it doesn't say 30a or more under the 12v then the PSU has been your issue the whole time. Also, don't simply buy a "more powerful" one. Get a more reliable, a tested, a known brand. One that is known to be decent. I Suggest a Corsair TX650v2 or higher.
Moving from 450w to 1000w won't cure your problem, it needs to have the amount of amps on the 12v rail which is requested by all the components of your system. If it doesn't have enough power to support your rig under strain, it will shut off to protect your investment. You're lucky you didn't buy too cheaply and make a bomb out of your PC instead.
I don't understand why people skimp out on the Heart of their rigs. The Power Supply is what pumps the much needed blood (electricity) to your organs (PC components). Without the proper amount, it doesn't work.
Use this link to figure out what kind of PSU you need:
http://c1.neweggimages.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html?cm_sp=Cat32_PowerSupply_left-_-PowerSupplyFinder030510-_-http%3a%2f%2fpromotions.newegg.com%2fproductfinders%2fpowersupply.jpg

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