hello,
I just completed my new build but get the warning about a power surge being detected and asus enters anti-surge mode.
here is my build:
asus maximus viii hero
i7 6700k
evga gtx 1080
evga 650w supernova p2 (swapped out with evga 850w supernova g2)
corsair 750d case
This happened with my very first power up, and occurs every time I turn the computer on from a cold start. When I restart the computer, it boots just fine. I have not overclocked yet, but playing games and general computer use have not had any issues. So far, all I can tell is I can not turn on my computer in the morning without getting this warning.
I swapped out my 650w psu for the 850w psu (both brand new) and got the exact same error message when first powering on my system. The only other weird thing I notice is that there is at least a 1 second delay between pressing the power button on my case and the computer actually turning on. So I was wondering.. do i have TWO bad PSUs, an overly sensitive motherboard, or could the front IO be the culprit?
thanks for the assistance!
I just completed my new build but get the warning about a power surge being detected and asus enters anti-surge mode.
here is my build:
asus maximus viii hero
i7 6700k
evga gtx 1080
evga 650w supernova p2 (swapped out with evga 850w supernova g2)
corsair 750d case
This happened with my very first power up, and occurs every time I turn the computer on from a cold start. When I restart the computer, it boots just fine. I have not overclocked yet, but playing games and general computer use have not had any issues. So far, all I can tell is I can not turn on my computer in the morning without getting this warning.
I swapped out my 650w psu for the 850w psu (both brand new) and got the exact same error message when first powering on my system. The only other weird thing I notice is that there is at least a 1 second delay between pressing the power button on my case and the computer actually turning on. So I was wondering.. do i have TWO bad PSUs, an overly sensitive motherboard, or could the front IO be the culprit?
thanks for the assistance!