Question Have to HOLD in power button to turn on PC after installing new GPU ?

[Dennispo]

Anyone know how to fix? After installing my new 4090 I have to hold in the power button, can’t click once as I always did.. video below:
https://youtube.com/shorts/RHtKsjK8w_s?feature=share
BUT I can shut down the pc with 1 click?
EDIT: I have tried resetting CMOS. Tried reseating the PWR button 2 pin and seeing if the cable is intact.. everythings fine on that front.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Full hardware specs?

What graphics card were you using before the 4090 and do you still have it? Have you tried it to see if you have the same problem with it installed?

Do you have the latest motherboard BIOS version installed?

 

[lvt]

Happened a couple of times on my Asus and Gigabyte motherboard as well when I install a PCI-E expansion card.

The issue normally goes away when the cards have theirs drivers properly installed and after a fresh stop/start cycle.

I can't speak for a GPU though, but I think it's power setting related.

 

[Dennispo]

Full hardware specs?

What graphics card were you using before the 4090 and do you still have it? Have you tried it to see if you have the same problem with it installed?

Do you have the latest motherboard BIOS version installed?

I have the latest BIOS installed. I just reflashed to see if the problem still persists. I still have to hold the power button.

I was using a GTX 1080 before the issue.

My specs:

Ryzen 7 3700x

RTX 4090

16GB RAM

1000W PSU

1TB NVME SSD

 

[Dennispo]

Happened a couple of times on my Asus and Gigabyte motherboard as well when I install a PCI-E expansion card.

The issue normally goes away when the cards have theirs drivers properly installed and after a fresh stop/start cycle.

I can't speak for a GPU though, but I think it's power setting related.

I used DDU and freshly re-installed drivers. Not sure what else to do.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Not sure what else to do.

That is clearly PSU issue.
Looks like PSU starts and then some PSU protection is being tripped, resulting in PSU shutdown
(probably too much power draw on startup).

 

[Dennispo]

EDIT: I also tried

That is clearly PSU issue.

The PSU is barely a week old. A Corsair RM 1000e.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Did you try the old graphics card to see if you have the same problem?