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Talk about a strong odor coming from this device!

Talk about a strong odor coming from this device!

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Dragoonyan
Member
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08-31-2020, 02:02 PM
#1
Hi Everyone,
I recently purchased the RX570 and am using it with an i5 3470 and 8GB RAM. The power supply is an Antec Atom B550. Please review the details here: https://www.amazon.in/Antec-B550-Bronze-...B08B3Y7N6V.
I bought it for graphic animation and app development. However, when testing the GPU, I played No Man's Sky. It runs very well at first, but after a short time it begins to emit a burning smell.
I’m trying to figure out the exact reason for this issue. In other discussions, people mentioned the PSU as the cause. I suspect the originality of the PSU might be the problem, since I couldn’t locate it on the official Antec website, only on a few shopping platforms.
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Dragoonyan
08-31-2020, 02:02 PM #1

Hi Everyone,
I recently purchased the RX570 and am using it with an i5 3470 and 8GB RAM. The power supply is an Antec Atom B550. Please review the details here: https://www.amazon.in/Antec-B550-Bronze-...B08B3Y7N6V.
I bought it for graphic animation and app development. However, when testing the GPU, I played No Man's Sky. It runs very well at first, but after a short time it begins to emit a burning smell.
I’m trying to figure out the exact reason for this issue. In other discussions, people mentioned the PSU as the cause. I suspect the originality of the PSU might be the problem, since I couldn’t locate it on the official Antec website, only on a few shopping platforms.

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IMPERIA_LOL
Junior Member
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08-31-2020, 02:39 PM
#2
Probably the PSU. I'm not sure about this Antec, but it makes sense since big companies often offer cheaper alternatives in countries with lower wages. This wouldn't match well with a 570, especially because it's an older, group-regulated, 230V model. Plus, the burning smell suggests it can't be reliable no matter how good it is.
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IMPERIA_LOL
08-31-2020, 02:39 PM #2

Probably the PSU. I'm not sure about this Antec, but it makes sense since big companies often offer cheaper alternatives in countries with lower wages. This wouldn't match well with a 570, especially because it's an older, group-regulated, 230V model. Plus, the burning smell suggests it can't be reliable no matter how good it is.