Apollen
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Amazon is literally the best go to place for anything with now even getting same day shipping out there. I don't understand why it isn't a good and credible source for you as even you could buy something off there and review. Also, no it doesn't go in anymore. It's not that hard to tell just buy pushing some force on the end. I'm not here to break anything by the diligence of you. I can tell you for a fact it is not my fault or how it's plugged in because a family member of mine who is a professional coder and is very good at what he does has built my rig to still have the same problem while he built it/tested it. Also, he literally is one of the best guys you could get to build your rig as his experiences and his extensive history with computers/building and using them makes him one of the best at this. The fact that even when right after he built it it still had this problem and even with the last rig shows to me 100% that it is not the psu's problem as I have had it replaced but a mystery problem as it is not user error. I actually do have other things to do though other then have a friendly debate with someone over the internet about a problem that really isn't a problem as I don't tend to touch my computer much. Only an a annoyance which is why I came here for the first time.
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First off mine doesn't plug that far in and I will not worse it and break my psu. (Don't say it does plug that far in as it physically doesn't.) Second off, it is not "crap" as it has over 208 reviews and 4.5 stars on amazon. While my other older one less popular still from a good brand also had 4.5 stars 6 reviews on amazon. Both these power supply's are not from 1936 when the first computer was made and are from the modern era.
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Yeah, that's the problem. it will unseat after I do anything. I've literally went to remove the dust filter on the top of the case and leaned the pc to the side to do so and it would completely turn off. Never mind as well to this when I go to plug it back in it tends to really hate that. I literally have to fully pull it out and fully put I back in. If I try to just push/plug it properly back in instead of fully pulling it out it.. it will literally turn off and on, off and on and off and on multiple times as you try to plug it in and wont stay on. (Also you will hear that static noise.)
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The old psu that I only had for a couple months was the Antec HCG 620W. The new one that's about 2 months old is the EVGA 650W 100-N1-0650-L1.
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Actually perfect because while turning my pc barley to the side to get better lighting for the photo it did it's old turn off. So now i have 2 photos. One of it while it is off and another fully plugged in. As well to this when I go to plug it back in it tends to really hate that. I literally have to fully pull it out and fully put I back in. If I try to just push it back in instead of fully pulling it out it.. it will literally turn off and on, off and on and off and on and wont stay on. (Also you will hear that static noise.) When it turned off while barley turning the pc to the side. While it's working and on.
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Well yeah but its about how much I move it. It's at the point where I feel as if I could blow on the end of the cable and have it shut off. ?
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Well time such as.. I would be trying to plug in a usb port or something in the back and then my hand would press down on the psu from the top oh so slightly and just bam it all turns off. Yet the psu is still 95% plugged in.
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Well I mean trust me. There a family member and there the one whole helped me build my first costume rig using some of there old parts like a 750ti to make it cheaper. Also, It happens on the psu end BUT I have replaced the psu and cable before and still nothing.
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Didn't say you weren't tech savvy now. ? And it's happening from the psu end. Was happening on that end for both the power supplys.
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And actually just got a new pc case recently and had someone else install it. Now I know 100% that it isn't the problem as the person who installed it is very tech savvy even having a 2080ti computer. Edit: just tried to puss the cable in more and it was all the way in though I know if gets moved side to side even the slightest bit as it is sensitive it will just shut off.
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Like I've said.. I've gotten multiple brand new cables and psu and yet the same result. however it happens on the psu end.
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Have used different power sockets as well as other people that are way more tech savy then me have tried plugging it in with the same results even though I do plug it in fully. (I'd double check sure right now to see if it truly plugged in fully but I don't want my pc turning off.)
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So, as the title suggests I have a very sensitive psu cable. Even the slightest nudge will turn off my whole pc. I've swapped out the power cable as well as buying an entirely new psu from a different brand (Antec to Evga). I've tried using new power cables as well as even old ones as well and nothing has worked. Any suggestions?
