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I got a cheap power supply. It works really well all the times, except when i try to run a particular game (rocket league) right after boot. If i run the game in the range of 10-15 min from bott it will reboot the pc because motherboard protection detect a  surge.

It does this only with this game, and only 10-15min from boot. if i run rcket league after 20-30 min from bot works fine.

I tried to replicate the problem with more demanding games or benchmarks right after boot, but nothing happened. It happens only with rocket league.

I do not want to change power supply, i am just curious why this happens, and why only with that game.

Anyone than can enlight me?

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2 minutes ago, Mod4Ever85 said:

I got a cheap power supply. It works really well all the times, except when i try to run a particular game (rocket league) right after boot. If i run the game in the range of 10-15 min from bott it will reboot the pc because motherboard protection detect a  surge.

It does this only with this game, and only 10-15min from boot. if i run rcket league after 20-30 min from bot works fine.

I tried to replicate the problem with more demanding games or benchmarks right after boot, but nothing happened. It happens only with rocket league.

I do not want to change power supply, i am just curious why this happens, and why only with that game.

Anyone than can enlight me?

You might not want to change the power supply, but if you don't you could potentially be risking all of the hardware in your system. Please- do yourself a favor and spend $30 on a slightly less shit power supply from EVGA, Corsair, or Seasonic.

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That's why you don't use a PSU like that. They're not made well, and you could damage all the components in your system. 

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OK. But why it happens onlywith one Program and with none else???? 

This is the question i asked

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soevery one is only good to suggest to get a Non.cheap power supply but do notknow why this is happening? wow, i thought there where experts in power supply 

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1 hour ago, Mod4Ever85 said:

soevery one is only good to suggest to get a Non.cheap power supply but do notknow why this is happening? wow, i thought there where experts in power supply 

You may be having that issue do the a sudden increase in power needed by that game. The cheap PSU can't handle it, therefore causing the issue. The only solution is to get a good PSU. You should never use a cheap, shitty PSU. 

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On 3/13/2017 at 0:14 PM, Mod4Ever85 said:

I got a cheap power supply. It works really well all the times, except when i try to run a particular game (rocket league) right after boot. If i run the game in the range of 10-15 min from bott it will reboot the pc because motherboard protection detect a  surge.

It does this only with this game, and only 10-15min from boot. if i run rcket league after 20-30 min from bot works fine.

I tried to replicate the problem with more demanding games or benchmarks right after boot, but nothing happened. It happens only with rocket league.

I do not want to change power supply, i am just curious why this happens, and why only with that game.

Anyone than can enlight me?

Which power supply is it?

 

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19 hours ago, Mod4Ever85 said:

http://icecat.us/us/p/itek/itssp700/power-supply-units-ITSSP700-7068734.html

Erm yeah, that's a shit power supply man. I've never heard of that brand either, have a look at the PSU tier list and get something from tier 1-3

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On 15/3/2017 at 5:08 PM, igetaroundd said:

Erm yeah, that's a shit power supply man. I've never heard of that brand either, have a look at the PSU tier list and get something from tier 1-3

it was a rocket league problem, they fixed it with the last update.

It is a cheap power supply that worked perfectly for a year now, except for that issue with rocket league. thatt now i solved... so i will stick with this power supply :) and live happy .
If i get any other problems with this power supply i will report back ;)

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42 minutes ago, Mod4Ever85 said:

it was a rocket league problem, they fixed it with the last update.

It is a cheap power supply that worked perfectly for a year now, except for that issue with rocket league. thatt now i solved... so i will stick with this power supply :) and live happy .
If i get any other problems with this power supply i will report back ;)

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16 hours ago, Drake10114 said:

Just make sure you have fire insurance for the house and a good fire extinguisher handy

I thought Canadians where kind people, but maybe online you feel less bounded by natural inclinations, Good fr you ;) 
 

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