More problems with my EP45-UD3P

[Koksik22]

Re: More problems with my EP45-UD3P

I understand that you have one power supply cable that has two 6-pin connectors that plug into your video card.
This is a common setup that is used many low to mid range power supplies.
I don't like this one into two setup for video cards but if the power supply is designed properly and the wire gauge is sufficiently thick, then this shouldn't be a problem.

I would be concerned if the individual yellow and black 6-pin wires were hot when you touch them while your system is running.
Keep in mind that it is normal for the inside of your computer case to be in the 30^o to 40^o(C) temperature range or possibly a bit hotter.

It looks like your psu was originally built sometime in the 2009 to 2012 time frame and that it was sold in Eastern European countries.

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done it, when i changed in game for better graphic resolution pc turned off after 5 minutes.

[profJim]

Re: More problems with my EP45-UD3P

From your HWiNFO log:

end______11:33:20.482
row #71__11:32:11.382 ---> a higher load was applied
start_____11:29:45.680

_12 volt____11.541 - 12.112
__5 volt_____4.516 - 4.758
__3.3 volt___3.024 - 3.200

The 12 volt result is almost out of spec.
The 3.3 and 5 volt results are out of spec.
The ATX spec allows plus or minus 5% from the nominal spec.

Decent psu results will be within plus or minus 3%.
High end psu results will be within plus or minus 1%.

Video card voltages and temperatures are good.

Can you borrow and test with a newer, moderately priced power supply?

Have you run Prime95 or stress tests from similar programs for at least 6 - 8 hours?
It looks like you are using 4GB of memory, not 3GB.


The following psu tables are from PCPER:

[Koksik22]

Re: More problems with my EP45-UD3P

From your HWiNFO log:

end______11:33:20.482
row #71__11:32:11.382 ---> a higher load was applied
start_____11:29:45.680

_12 volt____11.541 - 12.112
__5 volt_____4.516 - 4.758
__3.3 volt___3.024 - 3.200

The 12 volt result is almost out of spec.
The 3.3 and 5 volt results are out of spec.
The ATX spec allows plus or minus 5% from the nominal spec.

Decent psu results will be within plus or minus 3%.
High end psu results will be within plus or minus 1%.

Video card voltages and temperatures are good.

Can you borrow and test with a newer, moderately priced power supply?

Have you run Prime95 or stress tests from similar programs for at least 6 - 8 hours?
It looks like you are using 4GB of memory, not 3GB.


The following psu tables are from PCPER:

today i will have used XILENCE 800W XP800 to test.

[Koksik22]

Re: More problems with my EP45-UD3P

From your HWiNFO log:

end______11:33:20.482
row #71__11:32:11.382 ---> a higher load was applied
start_____11:29:45.680

_12 volt____11.541 - 12.112
__5 volt_____4.516 - 4.758
__3.3 volt___3.024 - 3.200

The 12 volt result is almost out of spec.
The 3.3 and 5 volt results are out of spec.
The ATX spec allows plus or minus 5% from the nominal spec.

Decent psu results will be within plus or minus 3%.
High end psu results will be within plus or minus 1%.

Video card voltages and temperatures are good.

Can you borrow and test with a newer, moderately priced power supply?

Have you run Prime95 or stress tests from similar programs for at least 6 - 8 hours?
It looks like you are using 4GB of memory, not 3GB.


The following psu tables are from PCPER:

bought XILENCE 800W XP800 all now works perfect, and i have 2 mainboards since it not was problem of it. big thanks man, i will feel better if you give me way to send you cash for beer since you helped me alot.

[profJim]

Re: More problems with my EP45-UD3P

Thanks, you made my day!
I'm glad to hear that your system is working perfectly with a new power supply.

I'm a bit of a fanatic when it comes to power supplies. The power supply is the foundation of our systems and to me it is the most important component. A power supply that does not provide clean and stable power can cause quite a few problems and many of these problems can be hard to diagnose.

PSU 101 - Power Supply Primer has useful information about choosing a highly rated, good quality power supply.
Thanks for your offer but let's just share a virtual beer.