Hey guys, 1st time posting. I have the following:
Windows 10 pro
Msi gaming motherboard about a year old
16 gigs of ram
EvGA 600 watt power supply
Force gtx 1050 GPU
500 gig Samsung ssd
And 3 tb sata HD.
Problem:
My power supply went bad late last year. I just got around to replacing it. Everything ran fine for an hour or two then the computer shut off after opening Vegas pro 17.
I checked the heat sink and cleaned and placed new paste thinking it was a heat issue. That didnt work. The computer can boot into bios. But anything past that it shuts off, I've tried booting from CD, from USB and from a different hard drive. I have taken off the GPU and all other components to boot with the bare minimums and nothing. I am truly baffled. I have a hard time believing it is the power supply and find it very odd it did it literally the second I opened that program.
Any insight would be appreciated. I do not have tools to check voltage or anything like that. I'm hoping I'm overlooking something and someone who has experienced this will chime in.
Thanks
Windows 10 pro
Msi gaming motherboard about a year old
16 gigs of ram
EvGA 600 watt power supply
Force gtx 1050 GPU
500 gig Samsung ssd
And 3 tb sata HD.
Problem:
My power supply went bad late last year. I just got around to replacing it. Everything ran fine for an hour or two then the computer shut off after opening Vegas pro 17.
I checked the heat sink and cleaned and placed new paste thinking it was a heat issue. That didnt work. The computer can boot into bios. But anything past that it shuts off, I've tried booting from CD, from USB and from a different hard drive. I have taken off the GPU and all other components to boot with the bare minimums and nothing. I am truly baffled. I have a hard time believing it is the power supply and find it very odd it did it literally the second I opened that program.
Any insight would be appreciated. I do not have tools to check voltage or anything like that. I'm hoping I'm overlooking something and someone who has experienced this will chime in.
Thanks