fastjoe90

Came here to say me too. 5800x. MSI b550 gaming plus motherboard on the latest windows 10 build. I’ve tried a few chipset drivers to try to remedy it. It only happens to me maybe twice a week, but it’s EXACTLY like the OPs video. Once I switched off ftpm it’s seemed to cured it, but hard to say definitively since it happens so rarely.

Alright. Since I was curious I shoved the old 750 back in just to observe.. and yes the very first press of the button has the same delay so I guess I’m not as observant as I should be lol. Interesting, though. What you said does make sense. Just me worrying for no reason I guess

I didn’t experience this with the 750. Since you mentioned it though, I did update the BIOS a few weeks back so maybe that had something to do with it.

Im not really flipping it off often. I just installed it, played some games, then turned it off/unplugged it to move some wires around, and noticed when I flipped the switch back on and pressed the case button it took a few seconds to do anything. When I power down normally and reboot with the button it works as expected.

I just installed an RM850X in my PC, and noticed whenever I turn the switch off on the PSU for whatever reason (noticed when I decided to go back into the case and rearrange some wires), when I flip the switch on and press the case button, there’s a noticeable 3-5 second delay before the PC actually powers up. The old rm750x didn’t do this. Anyone know what’s going on? Should I try to return it?