Found nothing that could indicate a PSU problem. I ran the logger from iCUE with all the PSU data while I was running the CPU+GPU stress test and later on while gaming. short enough to shut down my PC but not short enough to turn everything else down.rather unlikely though.ĭo you guys have any thoughts in this regard? Edited Decemby Sacco Belmonte But again, the Furman unit didn't shut down during all this so I'm not sure.Īnother explanation would be a short lack of power from the wall. Recently I installed 4 LED lights on a lamp (also connected to the furman unit), maybe that is drawing a little bit more causing the shut down. Although the unit was not the one shutting down. I think it was either that, or the Furman M-10x E cannot handle that load. Yesterday after the PC shut down I started wondering if I needed to set my PSU to Single rail mode or that is unrelated. And I played hours of Shadow of the tomb rider without any issue. With the new card the PSU is around 465w max PSU power sum (HWinfo) during GPU stress. In fact I have been gaming and rendering, in short pushing the system without any problems while the PC had my old 980ti card. By the time the PC shut down everything else was still on which makes me believe the power conditioner is not the problem. I'm running all my equipment (PC and other things) through a Furman M-10x E power conditioner. Then the machine could start again (heart pounding minutes) The MOBO was still on and I needed to completely cycle the machine by turning the PSU off until the MOBO LEDs went off. That game also uses only 50% GPU even at 4K. Yesterday while playing Starcraft II the PC shut down completely, none of my component was overheating either, in fact my PC has a very good airflow.
Gigabyte 1080ti waterforce xtreme (2035 max clock, 5900Mhz memory)
#Ocp cpu stress test pro#
RM1000i PSU (set in multi rail OCP, default) brand new, only three months usage.Ĭorsair H115i Pro with extra LL fans at the top + 4 corsair ARGB strips.
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