FSP power supply good?
FSP power supply good?
I'm currently evaluating a new PSU because my PC keeps rebooting unexpectedly, even when not under heavy load. The event log shows: Event ID 41, BugcheckCode 0, Level Critical, Task Category 63. I've also been told on the Microsoft forum that it's likely a PSU issue causing failure. My current PSU is a Super Flower Leadex Platinum SF-2000F14HP. I'm wondering if FSP PSUs are generally reliable or if there are better options available. I know both good and bad units can come from any manufacturer. My old PSU is set to last about 10 years, so it's quite old. Under load—CPU and GPU running Cinebench and FurMark simultaneously—it draws between 950-1000W. But my main question remains: are FSP PSUs worth considering in general?
Certainly, some of the Hydro units perform well, though this varies depending on the specific model.
My pc specifications are as follows:
Amd threadripper 3960x
Asrock Trx40 creator "Latest Bios"
Sapphire Radeon Rx 7900 Xtx Nitro+ Oc 24gb
ASUS HYPER M.2 X16 GEN 5
Superflower 2000w Psu "SF-2000F14HP"
1x Samsung 990 pro 2Tb
2x Samsung 980 pro 2Tb
1x Samsung 850 evo ssd 2Tb
6x Seagate 4Tb
1x Toshiba 18 Tb
Corsair K100 Rgb Keybord
Logitech G903 Lightspeed
Monitor Dell U2713H
Although I own a 7900 xtx which I replaced due to rebots, it started working again on 24.6.1.
I also have a recently repaired monitor from a Samsung repair partner – a Samsung 32 inc neo qled mini led 240 hz in 4k.
Hello once more, I was too busy and missed the chance to reinstall Windows.
Nevertheless, I used the PSU Tester Thermaltake Dr Power 3 to check my PSU. With just 24 units connected, it reported failure and kept saying so on the PG. I’m not sure what that means.
If I connect all of them—24pin, 8pin CPU, PCI-E, Molex, SATA—it still fails on the PG but works with 8pin CPU, PCI-E, Molex, and SATA.
Could it be the PSU itself causing these reboot issues? What do you think?