Recent content by SpaceyWarrior

Not under load. Idle I left it idling for an hour and it never went back to 305 It's the grey label.

No I don't but that value shouldn't vary that much since I'm using the same software to measure it as before, even disabled updates CX550

When I bought my new parts in October 2019 I ran a benchmark and logged everything with HWinfo64, my 3.3V stayed at 3.305 for most of it and my 12V only dropped as low as 11.808 Now after a while I ran hwinfo and noticed my 3.3V was at 3.285 while the computer was idling. When I ran the...

Anyone have any ideas?

It's been happening since i changed all my hardware including motherboard. I've tried reinstalling the driver through Device Manager but it won't work. Another issue that happens is that my Wi-Fi adapter will stop working everytime i start a game, no matter which one and will stay like that...

I'm afraid to run RealBench for 1 hour since i only have an intel stock cooler

I ran prime95 for 1 hour. No errors no warnings

I got a 72.141 on the Benchmark test i don't know if that's good or not for my HW. I5-9400F Gigabyte RTX 2060 6GB OC 2x8 DDR4 (Mismatched for now) Corsair CX550 Also, i ran 3DMark's Firestrike 1 day prior to the incident and got 15996. after the incident it went to 16054, it's too small to be...

Is realbench safe? I don't want to end up using something like FurMark again

So i might be terribly unlucky to have shorted out something and lucky enough that everything survived?

Assuming something would be damaged What would it manifest as? If the GPU was damaged by the short would it simply reduce performace or start showing artifacts, crashing, etc.

I think i have an idea. I charge my phone via USB sometimes and even though the PC is off it's still charging. I think that even though the PC was unplugged (the PSU cable was still plugged to the power strip but unplugged from the case), it was still receiving power and when i plugged it back...

What i don't understand is what happened. It's obviously my fault, it would be too much a coincidence for the PSU to be faulty and display that fault at the moment i opened the case. But most importantly, what are the chances of that damaging my HW?

He didn't get shocked no. Also there are no shocks, 12v won't go below 11.8 under heavy load. PC is booting faster and I've been playing for 2 hours and not even an increase in temps, no artifacting so far. Just very high CPU usage but I'm playing a cpu intensive game

All those components are brand new and within 7 days of delivery (except Mobo) so if there is anything truly damaged I need to test it until tomorrow. But everything is working, I'm testing heavy games for hours and they work flawlessly. They perform worse after 2 hours but that's normal. So I...