Dying psu?
Dying psu?
I checked my PC and found issues with the display but everything lit up. After unplugging the GPU, it booted up again when I turned it off and plugged it back in. It worked but had some glitches. My PSU seems capable of handling the system (rated 700), and I have a low-end GPU, so I’m unsure if the PSU is failing. Thanks!
Thermaltake smart 700 is a non-modular model while the Asus R9 270X offers 4GB of RAM.
The GPU temperature is being monitored. Like CPUs, GPUs rely on thermal paste and pads to manage heat. At nine years old, the pads might be loosening because the paste is breaking down. If handled properly, you can clean and reapply them, which could help if overheating is the issue.
The temperatures seem to be around average 50-60 during load and 27 when idle.
Maybe, but you'll often notice temperature increases if that happens. If you're okay with removing your PSU and checking voltages, it could assist in determining if the issue lies with your power supply. https://www.lifewire.com/atx-24-pin-12v-...ut-2624578 Updated March 29, 2022 by An0maly_76 Revised
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