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Question about PSU Tripping and Application Power High

Question about PSU Tripping and Application Power High

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CleverMan
Junior Member
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01-30-2023, 12:35 AM
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I'm a bit confused about this situation. I'm playing Eve Online and using several clients at once. Each one seems to be consuming a lot of energy. If I start running four or more clients simultaneously, the PC shuts off eventually. There are no warning signs like heat alerts or performance drops. To fix it, I have to turn off the power switch, unplug the PSU from the case, plug it back in, switch on the case power, then turn on the PC. It restarts and I can play again until it shuts down again if I run more than four clients. Also, the circuit breaker in the house isn't tripping. I've attached two images: one showing the Task Manager overview and another a Speccy summary.
https://imgur.com/a/Y9RV2d3
My power supply is a 'Be Quiet 750W 80Plus Gold Straight power 11 Power Supply'
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CleverMan
01-30-2023, 12:35 AM #1

I'm a bit confused about this situation. I'm playing Eve Online and using several clients at once. Each one seems to be consuming a lot of energy. If I start running four or more clients simultaneously, the PC shuts off eventually. There are no warning signs like heat alerts or performance drops. To fix it, I have to turn off the power switch, unplug the PSU from the case, plug it back in, switch on the case power, then turn on the PC. It restarts and I can play again until it shuts down again if I run more than four clients. Also, the circuit breaker in the house isn't tripping. I've attached two images: one showing the Task Manager overview and another a Speccy summary.
https://imgur.com/a/Y9RV2d3
My power supply is a 'Be Quiet 750W 80Plus Gold Straight power 11 Power Supply'

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lkong7
Junior Member
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02-20-2023, 02:01 PM
#2
Likely a connection issue on one of the 12v rails. The 12v rails on SP 11 lack sufficient power. What are the complete specifications?
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lkong7
02-20-2023, 02:01 PM #2

Likely a connection issue on one of the 12v rails. The 12v rails on SP 11 lack sufficient power. What are the complete specifications?

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_pigmanskull
Junior Member
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02-20-2023, 02:55 PM
#3
Check if this URL functions correctly within the system specifications.
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_pigmanskull
02-20-2023, 02:55 PM #3

Check if this URL functions correctly within the system specifications.

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StijnvanP
Junior Member
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02-20-2023, 03:39 PM
#4
Was die Verbindung des GPUs über getrennte Kabel zu separaten 12-Volt-Stromleitungen auf dem PSU hergestellt?
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StijnvanP
02-20-2023, 03:39 PM #4

Was die Verbindung des GPUs über getrennte Kabel zu separaten 12-Volt-Stromleitungen auf dem PSU hergestellt?

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lukeysky14
Member
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02-28-2023, 10:02 AM
#5
I opened up the case just to double check. Based on this PSU and OEMs documentation it is a 6+2 single cable which is on the PCI2/VGA2 cable labeled. Nothing is plugged into the PCI1/VGA1 cable. The PCI2/VGA2 cable is the same cable as the previous 1080 EVGA card that was in there. This is a 'IBuyPower' rig which I have been very happy with. I did check with them before the GPU upgrade and they said the PSU would support the 3060TI card. Note, this only started happening after Eve Online did an upgrade to their graphics models, etc. so I think this is much more of an application issue then anything. I did go into the EVGA software and specifically turned down the power to 80%. I do not overclock anything on this rig at all. I have a ticket open with Eve Online and they escalated yesterday to another support queue.
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lukeysky14
02-28-2023, 10:02 AM #5

I opened up the case just to double check. Based on this PSU and OEMs documentation it is a 6+2 single cable which is on the PCI2/VGA2 cable labeled. Nothing is plugged into the PCI1/VGA1 cable. The PCI2/VGA2 cable is the same cable as the previous 1080 EVGA card that was in there. This is a 'IBuyPower' rig which I have been very happy with. I did check with them before the GPU upgrade and they said the PSU would support the 3060TI card. Note, this only started happening after Eve Online did an upgrade to their graphics models, etc. so I think this is much more of an application issue then anything. I did go into the EVGA software and specifically turned down the power to 80%. I do not overclock anything on this rig at all. I have a ticket open with Eve Online and they escalated yesterday to another support queue.