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Asus Anti-Surge Triggered refers to a situation where the anti-surge feature activates unexpectedly.

Asus Anti-Surge Triggered refers to a situation where the anti-surge feature activates unexpectedly.

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Nynhow
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12-23-2020, 03:55 PM
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Hello, I understand you're asking about several technical concerns regarding your RX 6800 XT setup. It seems you've encountered issues with shutdowns and power management after using anti-surge protection. Let me summarize your situation clearly.

You recently purchased an RX 6800 XT and have previously resolved a crash issue. Recently, another problem emerged: after playing COD Warzone 2 for about two hours, your PC shut down unexpectedly. When you restarted it, opening demanding games like Hogwart's Legacy or Last of Us caused immediate shutdowns, even though booting back up showed an ASUS anti-surge warning. Your system specs include an i7-3770 processor with various components.

You've noticed that disabling anti-surge resolves the issue for Furmark but not for your GTX 1060, suggesting the protection might be affecting stability in certain scenarios. You're wondering about the reliability of anti-surge, whether it's safe to run your RX 6800 XT without it, and if lowering the GPU power limit could help.

Please feel free to ask for more details or clarification on any point.
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Nynhow
12-23-2020, 03:55 PM #1

Hello, I understand you're asking about several technical concerns regarding your RX 6800 XT setup. It seems you've encountered issues with shutdowns and power management after using anti-surge protection. Let me summarize your situation clearly.

You recently purchased an RX 6800 XT and have previously resolved a crash issue. Recently, another problem emerged: after playing COD Warzone 2 for about two hours, your PC shut down unexpectedly. When you restarted it, opening demanding games like Hogwart's Legacy or Last of Us caused immediate shutdowns, even though booting back up showed an ASUS anti-surge warning. Your system specs include an i7-3770 processor with various components.

You've noticed that disabling anti-surge resolves the issue for Furmark but not for your GTX 1060, suggesting the protection might be affecting stability in certain scenarios. You're wondering about the reliability of anti-surge, whether it's safe to run your RX 6800 XT without it, and if lowering the GPU power limit could help.

Please feel free to ask for more details or clarification on any point.

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TommyHU3_
Member
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12-27-2020, 12:09 PM
#2
Ignoring the query, the 3770 is causing significant slowdown on the GPU.
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TommyHU3_
12-27-2020, 12:09 PM #2

Ignoring the query, the 3770 is causing significant slowdown on the GPU.

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Venpirman
Member
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12-27-2020, 06:19 PM
#3
from what i've heard anti-surge is extremely ttigger-happy. assuming that the protections on the psu's side actually work there isnt much risk with turning it off.
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Venpirman
12-27-2020, 06:19 PM #3

from what i've heard anti-surge is extremely ttigger-happy. assuming that the protections on the psu's side actually work there isnt much risk with turning it off.

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x_ClaireBear_x
Junior Member
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12-29-2020, 09:44 AM
#4
I've felt this before, which is why I'm considering capping the power usage since I won't need its maximum output. I'm planning an upgrade but it'll take some time before my ideal setup is ready. I'll test it out with my GTX 1060. Thanks a lot for the response.
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x_ClaireBear_x
12-29-2020, 09:44 AM #4

I've felt this before, which is why I'm considering capping the power usage since I won't need its maximum output. I'm planning an upgrade but it'll take some time before my ideal setup is ready. I'll test it out with my GTX 1060. Thanks a lot for the response.