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Track the PC's activity while it remains powered on

Track the PC's activity while it remains powered on

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FIZZY258
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07-03-2023, 07:39 PM
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Hello, I recently assembled a PC and it functioned properly for the initial couple of days. Today, after turning it on, my monitor, keyboard, and mouse stopped working, but the PC remained powered on. I kept pressing the power button to restart it, and it worked again after a few hours. When I tried to play CS2 or Rust, Apex Legends, it would crash similarly. It only fails when I attempt to turn something on, not when it's already active. I've adjusted the fast startup option and set my power plan to performance. I'm using an HDMI display and an old 1080p monitor at 70Hz because my previous one stopped working. The motherboard has two CPU power connectors, but I can only power one GPU. I connected a USB cable to the second PCIe 6-pin slot for the GPU. Can I fix this issue? Should I replace my PSU or motherboard? Is the PSU possibly inadequate? Edit: I reinserted the CPU and it worked for two days, but then the problem returned—sometimes the motherboard light would flash white occasionally. Specifications: Ryzen 7 7700X, RX 7800, ASUS TUF B650+, WiFi, Gigabit Ethernet, 750gm.
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07-03-2023, 07:39 PM #1

Hello, I recently assembled a PC and it functioned properly for the initial couple of days. Today, after turning it on, my monitor, keyboard, and mouse stopped working, but the PC remained powered on. I kept pressing the power button to restart it, and it worked again after a few hours. When I tried to play CS2 or Rust, Apex Legends, it would crash similarly. It only fails when I attempt to turn something on, not when it's already active. I've adjusted the fast startup option and set my power plan to performance. I'm using an HDMI display and an old 1080p monitor at 70Hz because my previous one stopped working. The motherboard has two CPU power connectors, but I can only power one GPU. I connected a USB cable to the second PCIe 6-pin slot for the GPU. Can I fix this issue? Should I replace my PSU or motherboard? Is the PSU possibly inadequate? Edit: I reinserted the CPU and it worked for two days, but then the problem returned—sometimes the motherboard light would flash white occasionally. Specifications: Ryzen 7 7700X, RX 7800, ASUS TUF B650+, WiFi, Gigabit Ethernet, 750gm.

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