Mr.Dandy

I just want to update everyone about what happened.
 
I did further testing with my EVGA N1 psu and I discovered 2 things. first is that is not even a 80 plus certificated psu, and second I used HWMonitor to see the 12v voltage and It was below 11.700v which explains why it was shutting down.
 
I bought the Corsair RM650x and It's working perfectly now. this to be a lesson to never be cheap out with PSU and always buy 80 plus certificated( with high end graphics cards).

80+ itself doesn't mean too much. It only indicates efficiency. A PSU can use crappy components while still achieves 80+ Gold. The only way is to read reviews that actually stress tests the PSUs and inspect the quality of the components inside.
 
Glad you have the problem fixed. Enjoy gaming.

I just want to update everyone about what happened.
 
I did further testing with my EVGA N1 psu and I discovered 2 things. first is that is not even a 80 plus certificated psu, and second I used HWMonitor to see the 12v voltage and It was below 11.700v which explains why it was shutting down.
 
I bought the Corsair RM650x and It's working perfectly now. this to be a lesson to never be cheap out with PSU and always buy 80 plus certificated( with high end graphics cards).

Oh, that's what I afraid. EVGA N1. Return it while you can. Get a Corsair RM 550. 550w is plenty for your system.
 
Always, when it comes to power supply, you need quality over wattage.

Thanks for the advice!