Constant Beeping UPS when playing PUBG

[msorrosa]

Hey guys here is my problem.

I recently changed my mobo to MSI gaming m5 z270 coming from asus strix b250f.

And I am encountering this problem where my UPS constantly beeps indicating overload when I play PUBG.

I tried ignoring it and just let the ups beep as a result the ups did a shutdown.

I rebooted... and while at idle or doing other tasks everything seems normal. Then I tried playing pubg again and after around 5 mins the ups beeps again. I checked temps while playing pubg and everything seems like it was before 55-60 degrees cpu and 65-70 degrees gpu but the side and the top of the case is extremely hot (the case heating up was not there when I was still using the b250f). Then I exited PuBG and the beeping stopped ans everything seemed normal again.

What could be causing this? Is there a problem with my components? Did I install the mobo wrong? When I was using the b250f i could play pubg for hours with no problem.

My specs:

I7 7700
16gb corsair vengeance 3200mhz ram
Gtx 1080
Msi z270 gaming m5
Kingston 240gb ssd
Wd 1tb hdd
Evga 550watts trurated psu 80 bronze
Samsung c27fg70 monitor
Cooler master masterliquid lite 120
Thermaltake view 27 case
5 led case fans
650va ups

Hoping someone could help
Memout with this. TIA

 

[CountMike]

What are the specs for UPS ? Should be in VA and at minimum 1.6 * maximum PSU draw in Watts.

 

[Aeacus]

The 650VA UPS you have, on average, can output between 325W to 390W. Without knowing the make and model of your UPS, i can't say what's the real output wattage of your UPS.

But what i can say is, that when you play your game, PC and monitor combined draw more power than your UPS is capable of delivering (e.g more than 400W), that's why your UPS is beeping to let you know that you're trying to overload the UPS.

For your setup, the 1300VA UPS would be more than enough (those output about 750W).