Gekis

I am using Keyboard- Steelseries apex raw mouse- Logitech g502 and simple headphones.

1 . I am using Bigabyte R9 270xoc 4gb, I was it is time already for upgrade it would be just in time.

I would like Kova please looks good and kind sharp would be nice to try and compare with my one G502

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Headset for really good looking

Hello again to every one, some time have past and problem came up back again, although it happened once I am not a big user of my pc in reading or working on doc files which do not require a lot of juice from pc, if I am sitting near pc I usually play games. any more Ideas what might be causing it to happen ?

Now just done that. but it was strange because under mouse and keyboard section in device manager power saving option was grey as you said and not marked, but when I when to HID tree I found that there mouse and keyboard was ticked on allowing computer to turn off my mouse and keyboard. now need to see is it reapers or not. Will let you know

I had similar Ideas OREOZZY but the problem is that I have changed my motherboard, and same thing happening on new mother board as it was on G46. But it is not so often. For a power supply I rule out a problem because it happens in idle or at small loads, it newer happens when computer is at full load, or in gaming. Drivers is up to date, newest ones. strange thing is although my usb devices disconnects some still have power to them, like my ASUS USB-n66 wirless adaptor, it stays powered but computer dos not shows it is connected. ANY MORE IDEAS?

Sorry, already changed that

Here is my Pc spec Windows 10 pro x64(legal) Asus M5A99FX (bios version) AMD FX 8350 2x 4GB of Kingston (1333) Gigabyte R9 270x 4GB Samsung evo 840 120GB boot drive Seagate ST2000D SSHD 2TB storage drive Crosair CX 600m (600W 80 Bronze Plus) Hello to every one I have a problem which really bother me. all peripherals goes on sudden death followed by a USB disconnect sound, even if you re plug the USB to a different port it won`t come to life, windows stays running normally. if you connect old mice it is working but the one gone dark isn't responsive until you restart your computer. ANY one may be having same issue? Here is bigger story I had my pc for a bit now ad decided it is time for upgrade (amd fx4100, r9 270x 4GB, 8 gb ram Kingston, msi 970 g46 Motherboard.) I have went for upgrading CPU to fx 8350, but I have faced some problems with MSI g46 motherboard running this CPU, because it some times uses more power than 125 W which g46 vrms simple are to weak to handle( as I found on forums) and causes system to freeze, it shows CPU load of 0% and for some reason shows 100% usage of disk drive (ssd 840 Samsung evo) some times I was experiencing problem that all of the USB connected peripheral when dark, it just go offline like it would be unplugged. so I thought it is problem of mother board and decided to upgrade it also. I have chosen ASUS m5a99fx additional to that I bought Corsair 80i gt liquid cooler, and bought corsair 450d case for better cooling and air flow inside case, because my one didn't had any proper cooling at all, (who I thought also might be a factor). got everything wrapped up, fresh windows reinstall straight to win 10. AND I THOUGHT my problems are gone, WRONG!!! I am still experiencing sudden death of all peripherals, and at the point I don't understand what causes it. after loosing all peripherals windows stays working normal, if you plug new mouse in it works, but if you re plug the ones have died nothing happens, ( I am using Logitech 502 mice, steelseries raw keyboard, and Asus USB-N66 wireless adaptor (but wireless adaptor stays powered but not working, mice and keyboard goes of power without any life signs) I have tried waiting for a long time and it comes back to life after about 15 min but again disconnects. I have managed to catch it on video( APOLOGISE for crappy quality, but it will help you understand.) http://youtu.be/Sr32_d-JMvY