Question Power issues with new 4070 Ti ?

[Ljb2148]

Hey gang, just upgraded my 2080 super to a 4070 Ti. It comes with a 3 x 8-pin connectors but with all 3 plugged in, all pc does is click and doesn't start up. With two of the 8-pins connected the computer starts but with black screen. PSU is thermaltake tough power 850. Motherboard is a Rox Strix z-390 h gaming. I put 2080 super back in and computer works.
I just ordered a 1000watt psu. Any suggestions??

 

[th3reaperskullpt]

I have a suggestion don't buy the RTX 4000 series.

 

[th3reaperskullpt]

Hey gang, just upgraded my 2080 super to a 4070 Ti. It comes with a 3 x 8-pin connectors but with all 3 plugged in, all pc does is click and doesn't start up. With two of the 8-pins connected the computer starts but with black screen. PSU is thermaltake tough power 850. Motherboard is a Rox Strix z-390 h gaming. I put 2080 super back in and computer works.
I just ordered a 1000watt psu. Any suggestions??

Jokes aside, do you have any feedback after buying 1000w?

 

[ak195]

Recommended stable PSU requirement is 850watt PSU for that GPU, it should work. If there's a way to test it on another system then its good, otherwise test it with you new PSU.
If it didn't worked with your new PSU, then replace it with 3000 series GPU, if possible.
As I have heard some issues with those 4000 series GPUs, so better not to take those and go towards RTX 3000 series.

 

[Why_Me]

I have a suggestion don't buy the RTX 4000 series.

As I have heard some issues with those 4000 series GPUs, so better not to take those and go towards RTX 3000 series.

How about posting some links in order to back up your accusations.

 

[th3reaperskullpt]

How about posting some links in order to back up your accusations.

I don't know why you mentioned me (probably because you were offended by what I said.) "how dare you talk about my favorite brand", since I didn't even talk about connections or power cables. lol
You end up being too boring so easily that you bother what is said, you have money to spend on this new generation, go ahead and nobody stops you, but then don't come here whining that nothing works LOL
You seem to forget how much the GTX 1000 cost every year, we have considerable increases for each generation and this new generation will sell little or nothing. As is currently happening with the Ryzem 7000 processors and comparison with the 5000.
I do not recommend these new generations for two reasons, overprice and selling the product in any way.

Hey gang, just upgraded my 2080 super to a 4070 Ti. It comes with a 3 x 8-pin connectors but with all 3 plugged in, all pc does is click and doesn't start up. With two of the 8-pins connected the computer starts but with black screen. PSU is thermaltake tough power 850. Motherboard is a Rox Strix z-390 h gaming. I put 2080 super back in and computer works.
I just ordered a 1000watt psu. Any suggestions??

A tip I give you is to try connecting the PC to another plug in your house. See if it resolves.
If you already have the PSU and you solved the problem cool.

 

[DRagor]

but with all 3 plugged in, all pc does is click and doesn't start up. With two of the 8-pins connected the computer starts but with black screen.

Two possible reasons: bad PCIe cable or short in the PCIe port on GPU. Or faulty 12HPVR adapter if the card uses it. Now the testing would be different depending if it uses the adapter or not.

 

[Why_Me]

I don't know why you mentioned me (probably because you were offended by what I said.) "how dare you talk about my favorite brand", since I didn't even talk about connections or power cables. lol
You end up being too boring so easily that you bother what is said, you have money to spend on this new generation, go ahead and nobody stops you, but then don't come here whining that nothing works LOL
You seem to forget how much the GTX 1000 cost every year, we have considerable increases for each generation and this new generation will sell little or nothing. As is currently happening with the Ryzem 7000 processors and comparison with the 5000.
I do not recommend these new generations for two reasons, overprice and selling the product in any way.

A tip I give you is to try connecting the PC to another plug in your house. See if it resolves.
If you already have the PSU and you solved the problem cool.

You came into this thread and advised against the OP's already purchased RTX 4070 Ti. Now show us another $800 card that gives this performance.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/kV...-ti-12-gb-video-card-tuf-rtx4070ti-12g-gaming

 

[GarrettL]

Just installed a 4070 TI last night. It is a beast at 1440p.

 

[th3reaperskullpt]

You came into this thread and advised against the OP's already purchased RTX 4070 Ti. Now show us another $800 card that gives this performance.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/kV...-ti-12-gb-video-card-tuf-rtx4070ti-12g-gaming

That's what I say, stop fanaticism, that's what it was, it looks like there's a brand commission coming here to defend it. Read what I wrote well and stop crying, I never spoke about the performance but the price, but rather in relation to the price.

If you had read the part where I said "you have the money and if you want to buy it, go ahead and nobody stops you. I won't let you give my opinion because it makes you uncomfortable lol, I just made a joke right after" jokes aside, do you have any feedback ".

 

[CDDogg]

Hey gang, just upgraded my 2080 super to a 4070 Ti. It comes with a 3 x 8-pin connectors but with all 3 plugged in, all pc does is click and doesn't start up. With two of the 8-pins connected the computer starts but with black screen. PSU is thermaltake tough power 850. Motherboard is a Rox Strix z-390 h gaming. I put 2080 super back in and computer works.
I just ordered a 1000watt psu. Any suggestions??

I’m having the exact same issue, we’re you able to solve it?

 

[Ljb2148]

got it to work on the 850 PSU. so sent the 1000 back. i did resolve the issue. I ran 3 single 8 pin connectors straight to PSU to card and it worked. Before only run 2 with a pick tail attached.

 

[hotaru.hino]

got it to work on the 850 PSU. so sent the 1000 back. i did resolve the issue. I ran 3 single 8 pin connectors straight to PSU to card and it worked. Before only run 2 with a pick tail attached.

I want to say I read somewhere that for converting to an 12VHPWR cable, you should use separate separate PCIe Aux power cables per connector.

However, if you'd like a cleaner solution, I recommend getting one of these https://www.thermaltake.com/sleeved-pcie-gen-5-splitter-cable.html . And if you don't mind waiting for one, CableMod has 90/180 degree connectors so you don't have to worry about the clearance issue with these cables.

 

[sonofjesse]

I run a 4070TI at full gaming load the system pulls 500 watts.

I use the Corsair adapter cable ZERO issues and rock solid.

Use the supplied corsair cable direct (I don't like adapters).

Easy peasy

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...0-12VHPWR-Type-4-PSU-Power-Cable/p/CP-8920284