As the title says, my specs are
R5 3600
B450M Bazooka
RX 570 8gb
COOLERMASTER MWE 650W 80+ Gold
I believe the problem is with my PSU because when the PC turns off, the PSU emits coil whine and usually doesn't emit any noise when its running fine or off. When the PC turns off, PSU emits coil whine and refuses to start. The things is that I've RMA'd the PSU once and the previous had a similar issue. I want to make sure the problem is PSU and not the motherboard, please help me out so I can take the mobo out of equation and just ask for a refund or get a new PSU.
Further info:
PC hasn't turned off when I'm not gaming but the problem is fairly new, I used the PSU for almost 2 weeks before this issue started.
I've built the system on my motherboard box thinking the problem was static or short in my case but that doesn't seem to be the issue.
My PSU is NOT Grounded, my house doesn't seem to have grounding sockets for the most part BUT I've talked to 2 other people who have the same PSU and have been using it without grounding and they don't seem to have any problem.
Usually when the PC crashes(with no BSOD), I have unplug the PSU from the wall and then plug it back in after 10-20 minutes otherwise it refuses to boot. It also refuses to boot atleast for 1-2 hours if I leave it plugged in the socket after a crash but I'm gonna have to test this more to see if it was just bad luck or not since I've only tried leaving it plugged once.
R5 3600
B450M Bazooka
RX 570 8gb
COOLERMASTER MWE 650W 80+ Gold
I believe the problem is with my PSU because when the PC turns off, the PSU emits coil whine and usually doesn't emit any noise when its running fine or off. When the PC turns off, PSU emits coil whine and refuses to start. The things is that I've RMA'd the PSU once and the previous had a similar issue. I want to make sure the problem is PSU and not the motherboard, please help me out so I can take the mobo out of equation and just ask for a refund or get a new PSU.
Further info:
PC hasn't turned off when I'm not gaming but the problem is fairly new, I used the PSU for almost 2 weeks before this issue started.
I've built the system on my motherboard box thinking the problem was static or short in my case but that doesn't seem to be the issue.
My PSU is NOT Grounded, my house doesn't seem to have grounding sockets for the most part BUT I've talked to 2 other people who have the same PSU and have been using it without grounding and they don't seem to have any problem.
Usually when the PC crashes(with no BSOD), I have unplug the PSU from the wall and then plug it back in after 10-20 minutes otherwise it refuses to boot. It also refuses to boot atleast for 1-2 hours if I leave it plugged in the socket after a crash but I'm gonna have to test this more to see if it was just bad luck or not since I've only tried leaving it plugged once.
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