Recent content by Myles Nauschutz

Thank you very much for your help, luckily they split pretty close to the head that goes into the psu and have two long individual cables after that, I just tucked them away under my cases psu compartment that used to have a drive tray but I never needed. Do I need to do anything particular with...

That appears to tell me what amp each rail can handle but nothing what the cable can, I also don’t really have a fresh knowledge of electrical and not sure what 30a or 35a equals in wattage and if my cable can handle such

Hi there I did read the manual, it only had a couple safety warnings and mentions on common encountered problems but nothing on the power rating of each cable and configuration to use it for. I’ve figured out the cpu issue, all I need to figure out now is the 12pin connected head with two 6+2...

The ports on the psu are all 12 pin connectors for pcie and the cables I got with it are all 12 pin to 2x 6+2. Would I be correct in assuming this is a 300 watt cable then? Would it be recommend for the rails in my psu to just use two of these cables with one 8 pin on each and what do I do with...

Ok thank you so it’s p8 to the 2x cpu connections, then a seperate p8 where I only use half? So that makes it 8 pins+4 on my motherboard the gpu is a gtx 3080 ti which has 2x 8 pin plug ins, do I run two of those 12 pin to 2x 6+2 and use one 8 pin off each cable or do I run a single one? Thank...

my motherboard has the 8 pin and 4 extra pin for cpu but my power supply came with a connector that looks like it plugs into an atx 10 pin slot with the two middle being blanks labeled p8 that goes into 2x4 pin labels cpu. Would this 8 pin p8 atx cable be enough power for my 11900k? my power...

I’m completely stumped with my new power supply, it’s the be quiet dark power 12 850w titanium and I can’t figure out the power cables. I’m guessing the mother board is the 20+8 pin that goes to a 24 as that’s the same as old power supply. However I can’t figure out the cpu, on my old power...

I will have a look, on a side note it may be a thermal thing Aswell. During a stress test it never goes higher than 70 degrees but it also stays around 60-70 during stress test even when dropping down to 800-1400 down from 5400-5500 to is it possible I have a broken temp sensor and it’s thermal...

Alright another update, during a cpu stress test it’s showing obvious signs of throttling, it’s going from 5500 on the stress test speed down to 800-1400 but core temp has the temperatures stable no higher than 70 degrees as a max. Power settings are high power, im really concerned something is...

It’s current holding with the other ram kit at 3200mhz, how do I stress test it thought so I don’t get one of those performance hits and reductions kid game

Is the ram faulty?

It restarts, shows the bios enter delete screen and then black screen with peripherals turning off

I’m going to reset the bios and try the new ram pairing to see if it was my ram that failed, hopefully it works out fine and can handle an xmp profile itself

Just another update, I reapplied the cooler to firm but not tight, inspected all the pins and what not for damage and all was as it looked brand new. I’m still running into the issue however, reset my install and upon restarting and setting xmp profile on ram that was proven capable of doing so...

I will give it a try, hopefully it clears up if it’s the ram or not