I've had a system for the last year that I have been upgrading as I learn about computers more fully. For the last year since upgrading my power supply, cpu and ram it is constantly ramping up even on idle. I will be sitting on my wallpaper and suddenly it will run extra hard for 2/5 seconds before stopping. It also happens when I open most applications or even browser tabs. I have recently built my system back up as I got a new case and new graphics card (thinking originally the problem was the graphics card) however the problem persists.
System Specs:
Asus Tuf Z390-Plus Gaming (Wi-Fi)
Intel i7 9700K
Coolermaster ML240R AIO Cooler
Corsair 32gb DDR4 3200mhz
Zotac RTX 3070 Ti (formely Aorus AIO RTX 2080 Super)
Silverstone ST1200-P1 PSU
Case: Aorus C300 Glass, Black ATX
I understand my power supply is overkill for this system however I bought it under the pretence of someone I thought knew better computers telling me I would need it. I do not overclock, I have cleaned all of the parts regularly and as I've changed them, I have changed the fan curve in my bios and the temperatures for my cpu and gpu do not spike when the revving happens as of msi afterburner.
I am so confused. Is it just because the power supply is way too much? Is it faulty?
System Specs:
Asus Tuf Z390-Plus Gaming (Wi-Fi)
Intel i7 9700K
Coolermaster ML240R AIO Cooler
Corsair 32gb DDR4 3200mhz
Zotac RTX 3070 Ti (formely Aorus AIO RTX 2080 Super)
Silverstone ST1200-P1 PSU
Case: Aorus C300 Glass, Black ATX
I understand my power supply is overkill for this system however I bought it under the pretence of someone I thought knew better computers telling me I would need it. I do not overclock, I have cleaned all of the parts regularly and as I've changed them, I have changed the fan curve in my bios and the temperatures for my cpu and gpu do not spike when the revving happens as of msi afterburner.
I am so confused. Is it just because the power supply is way too much? Is it faulty?