I have changed nothing in the BIOS except the date, so I can be sure that the system is stable. So far, I am running at default-BIOS stock settings. After building this system I flashed the BIOS to latest available for this board. My newly rebuilt my system consists of an ASUS Strix-E X570 motherboard with AMD 3900X CPU and 2 x 16 GB Crucial 3600-speed RAM. At 850 watts output, I know my PSU is overspecified for my system, but that gives me peace of mind. With the Covid crisis, it's anyone's guess how long before I would get a repaired/replaced motherboard.Īside from the motherboard/CPU/RAM and graphics card, my system contains 1 SSD RPM HDDs, in other words well under 50 watts max power draw. Or if the motherboard itself is the problem, I don't want to go through the hassle of doing an RMA without a reason.
If the power supply is at fault, then I will replace it, but I don't want to go to the trouble and expense of a new power supply without some reason to do so. The power supply is a Corsair AX850, purchased around 2014, and has been rock solid, trouble free with the prior motherboard/CPU/RAM. The issue is that twice now my new system has shut down suddenly, (Windows 10 Pro, no BSOD), and I'm wondering if the power supply is at fault here, or there is some other hardware issue.
I have no understanding of AIDA64, so I need step by step instructions here to record power supply voltages and power output, (or other aspects of the hardware) so I can spot any issues that might lead to a system shutdown. In between shutdowns, it has worked perfectly normally. I am hoping that AIDA64 can help pinpoint the source of instability that has caused my new system to shut down twice now, weeks apart, without any warning.
I recently bought AIDA64 Extreme, version 6.25.400, dated, latest available.
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