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PC shutdown advice ?

PC shutdown advice ?

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06-01-2023, 02:06 AM
#1
You tried different power settings and locations, but the issue persists. Could you share more details about what you observed when trying to turn it on?
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NutzSquirrelYT
06-01-2023, 02:06 AM #1

You tried different power settings and locations, but the issue persists. Could you share more details about what you observed when trying to turn it on?

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VegetaGamer010
Junior Member
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06-01-2023, 05:42 AM
#2
final result: it works?
if it does work now, why bother? maybe unplugging and replugging would have fixed, which you did, which also you plugged into another socket.
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VegetaGamer010
06-01-2023, 05:42 AM #2

final result: it works?
if it does work now, why bother? maybe unplugging and replugging would have fixed, which you did, which also you plugged into another socket.

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Dan_playz_MC
Senior Member
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06-07-2023, 04:45 AM
#3
Please include the specifications in your thread's body. The sig space details may vary and affect whether this thread remains relevant or if suggestions lose meaning for someone facing similar issues.
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Dan_playz_MC
06-07-2023, 04:45 AM #3

Please include the specifications in your thread's body. The sig space details may vary and affect whether this thread remains relevant or if suggestions lose meaning for someone facing similar issues.

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pimaster179
Junior Member
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06-07-2023, 05:33 AM
#4
Sorry I forgot to include my specs! My setup is accurate.
I have a Ryzen 7 5800x with an RTX 3070, 64GB RAM, and a 700W power supply.
The system started working after I unplugged it from one port in the surge protector and then another. It restarted properly.
I’m unsure what caused the problem, but I suspect it might be static buildup. A new throw pillow was recently added to my bed, though its material is unknown, but it seems likely to generate static charge.
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pimaster179
06-07-2023, 05:33 AM #4

Sorry I forgot to include my specs! My setup is accurate.
I have a Ryzen 7 5800x with an RTX 3070, 64GB RAM, and a 700W power supply.
The system started working after I unplugged it from one port in the surge protector and then another. It restarted properly.
I’m unsure what caused the problem, but I suspect it might be static buildup. A new throw pillow was recently added to my bed, though its material is unknown, but it seems likely to generate static charge.

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Zadaki3l
Member
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06-07-2023, 06:27 AM
#5
If it happens frequently, its worth troubleshooting/investigating further. since this is just one-time, might as well ignore it. Let me know if it happens again
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Zadaki3l
06-07-2023, 06:27 AM #5

If it happens frequently, its worth troubleshooting/investigating further. since this is just one-time, might as well ignore it. Let me know if it happens again

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V_Angel29
Member
187
06-07-2023, 08:25 AM
#6
Alrighty thank you
I get kinda anxious about pc issues because I can’t always afford to replace things ^^ so I apologise for the post, thank you anyway!
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V_Angel29
06-07-2023, 08:25 AM #6

Alrighty thank you
I get kinda anxious about pc issues because I can’t always afford to replace things ^^ so I apologise for the post, thank you anyway!

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06-07-2023, 12:11 PM
#7
It might have been a sudden jump on the line that didn't disturb other devices, or a tough software issue, but if it keeps happening, the PSU is likely the first thing to investigate.
If you're swapping PSUs with irregular frequencies, think about using a sine wave UPS. Smoothing the power entering the PSU helps extend its lifespan and boosts efficiency, while poor power quality leads to reduced performance and potential failures.
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digginforworms
06-07-2023, 12:11 PM #7

It might have been a sudden jump on the line that didn't disturb other devices, or a tough software issue, but if it keeps happening, the PSU is likely the first thing to investigate.
If you're swapping PSUs with irregular frequencies, think about using a sine wave UPS. Smoothing the power entering the PSU helps extend its lifespan and boosts efficiency, while poor power quality leads to reduced performance and potential failures.

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IGraffie
Member
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06-21-2023, 08:01 AM
#8
For a sin wave ups, focus on seeking designs that mimic a smooth, oscillating pattern. Look for options that emphasize clarity and precision in the waveform shape, ensuring it meets your specific needs as a battery-based system.
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IGraffie
06-21-2023, 08:01 AM #8

For a sin wave ups, focus on seeking designs that mimic a smooth, oscillating pattern. Look for options that emphasize clarity and precision in the waveform shape, ensuring it meets your specific needs as a battery-based system.