Hi guys,
Here is my last post regarding this issue.
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I have purchased a new PSU and my pc is running fine for the last two days. I have done 3 hours of gaming yesterday and about 4 hours of work this morning so far, everything seems be good. So I think I can pretty much conclude that my issue was caused by PSU.
But out of curious I also bought a power supply tester (the most common voltage reading type) and decide to test my old PSU.
First I tried on a 8 years old Nzxt (thought it was dead when I upgrade my wife's computer 3 years ago, just sitting there not used since then), all read of voltage are exactly on the spot of 3.3, 5, and 12 Volt , green light on when I try Sata cable and the fan cable as well.
Then I tried my thought to be dead HX1000i, the reading is a little different, 3.2, 4.9, 11.8 volt, but still within parameter per instruction. Green light also on when tested Sata and Fan. Since this one is modular I tried all the socket on PSU but all getting the same reading.
Does that indicate both old PSU are good? Or is there any other way to tell? I'm really confused.
By the way I also tested the Nzxt in my computer, it wont even power up; and the HX1000i was able to power up the PC, all fan spinning normally but mobo cant pass self check, with vga light on and no display, with either GPU.
I also tried my thought to be fried Vega 56 GPU with the new PSU, it can power up with all fan running but no display (like it was with the HX1000I), but my old R9 390X can run with no problem.
Thank you.
Here is my last post regarding this issue.
[SOLVED] - Monitor suddenly lost signal
Hi guys, Here is my build: Ryzen 5800x cpu (recent upgrade) B550 mobo Vega 56 gpu 2 years old 8G 3200 ddr4*4 ram Corsair hx1000i psu 4 years old 1 m2 ssd 2 Sata ssd 1 hdd I have read a dozens of post with the same title but can’t find a good solution, I think my situation is more complicated...
forums.tomshardware.com
I have purchased a new PSU and my pc is running fine for the last two days. I have done 3 hours of gaming yesterday and about 4 hours of work this morning so far, everything seems be good. So I think I can pretty much conclude that my issue was caused by PSU.
But out of curious I also bought a power supply tester (the most common voltage reading type) and decide to test my old PSU.
First I tried on a 8 years old Nzxt (thought it was dead when I upgrade my wife's computer 3 years ago, just sitting there not used since then), all read of voltage are exactly on the spot of 3.3, 5, and 12 Volt , green light on when I try Sata cable and the fan cable as well.
Then I tried my thought to be dead HX1000i, the reading is a little different, 3.2, 4.9, 11.8 volt, but still within parameter per instruction. Green light also on when tested Sata and Fan. Since this one is modular I tried all the socket on PSU but all getting the same reading.
Does that indicate both old PSU are good? Or is there any other way to tell? I'm really confused.
By the way I also tested the Nzxt in my computer, it wont even power up; and the HX1000i was able to power up the PC, all fan spinning normally but mobo cant pass self check, with vga light on and no display, with either GPU.
I also tried my thought to be fried Vega 56 GPU with the new PSU, it can power up with all fan running but no display (like it was with the HX1000I), but my old R9 390X can run with no problem.
Thank you.
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