This is an issue that's been going on for about 3 weeks. I was looking at upgrading anyway, so I've already replaced the m/board, cpu and ram, the GPU is 6 months old and the only thing left is the PSU, so heres the details:
Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming 7
i5 6600
Gigabyte 980Ti G1
G.Skill 3000Mhz DDR4 16Gb
Aerocool 1050GT PSU
Samsung 850 Evo OS SSD
Samsung 850 series SSD x2
WD HDDs x4
Samsung 28"UHD and 2 x 27" HD
What happens is a total black screen crash on all screens, but the pc appears to continue normally. A hard power off reboot is required, sometimes even this does not fix and GPU removal, CMOS reset and boot with onboard graphics is the only way to resume.
I have reinstalled windows several times (full clean installs each time)
I am using Nvidia 361.75
I have just run OCCT for an hour and the results are perplexing, I don't know a great deal about PSU's but if the results are correct, it appears to be utterly shot.
For whatever reason I am not seeing a +12v reading, not sure why, but the rest are as follows:
+3.3v = 2.7 - 2.74
+5v = 4.48 - 4.49
-12v = -5.7
-5v = -6.4
+5v VCCH = 3.79
PSU's aren't my area of interest, but if these readings are correct, they are so far out the 5% +/- tolerance its laughable.
Opinions?
Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming 7
i5 6600
Gigabyte 980Ti G1
G.Skill 3000Mhz DDR4 16Gb
Aerocool 1050GT PSU
Samsung 850 Evo OS SSD
Samsung 850 series SSD x2
WD HDDs x4
Samsung 28"UHD and 2 x 27" HD
What happens is a total black screen crash on all screens, but the pc appears to continue normally. A hard power off reboot is required, sometimes even this does not fix and GPU removal, CMOS reset and boot with onboard graphics is the only way to resume.
I have reinstalled windows several times (full clean installs each time)
I am using Nvidia 361.75
I have just run OCCT for an hour and the results are perplexing, I don't know a great deal about PSU's but if the results are correct, it appears to be utterly shot.
For whatever reason I am not seeing a +12v reading, not sure why, but the rest are as follows:
+3.3v = 2.7 - 2.74
+5v = 4.48 - 4.49
-12v = -5.7
-5v = -6.4
+5v VCCH = 3.79
PSU's aren't my area of interest, but if these readings are correct, they are so far out the 5% +/- tolerance its laughable.
Opinions?