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POWER SURGE DETECTED

Hello guys I tried to launch Fortnite and PUBG it loads for like few minutes then my pc restarts and I get an error that says Power surge has ben detected by Asus anti surge. 

Now I have 300w psu. 

How much watts do I need for my build:

i5 2500 3.3ghz 

RX 560 4GB

RAM 4gb + 2gb ddr3 1333mhz

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11 minutes ago, tarik1163 said:

Hello guys I tried to launch Fortnite and PUBG it loads for like few minutes then my pc restarts and I get an error that says Power surge has ben detected by Asus anti surge. 

Now I have 300w psu. 

How much watts do I need for my build:

i5 2500 3.3ghz 

RX 560 4GB

RAM 4gb + 2gb ddr3 1333mhz

Asus Anti-Surge is 99% bullshit.

 

That said... WHAT "300w PSU".

 

Some are 300W PSUs.  Most are not.

 

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20 minutes ago, tarik1163 said:

Hello guys I tried to launch Fortnite and PUBG it loads for like few minutes then my pc restarts and I get an error that says Power surge has ben detected by Asus anti surge. 

Now I have 300w psu. 

How much watts do I need for my build:

i5 2500 3.3ghz 

RX 560 4GB

RAM 4gb + 2gb ddr3 1333mhz

it's a unstable psu and it isn't enough power

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3 minutes ago, Mattsk said:

it's a unstable psu and it isn't enough power

What lead you to those two conclusions?

:)

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Just now, Mattsk said:

it's a unstable psu and it isn't enough power

Wow!  You were able to determine that from OP's post????

 

Asus Anti-Surge is hot garbage:

 

https://www.overclock.net/forum/31-power-supplies/1552794-asus-anti-surge-broken-mess.html

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/938835-power-surge-detected-despite-very-good-psu/

https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/412446890547210003/

 

That said, if OP knows he has a 300W PSU but doesn't even know what brand it is, it's probably as hot garbage as Asus Anti-Surge.

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12 minutes ago, seon123 said:

What lead you to those two conclusions?

it's facts 

everything he has in his pc is near taking up all his power and he must have a weak psu if he's getting that message

 

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4 minutes ago, Mattsk said:

it's facts 

You can't declare something as a fact, especially if they aren't true. 

5 minutes ago, Mattsk said:

everything he has in his pc is near taking up all his power

A GPU powered through just the PCIe slot and a locked quad core? That's not going to draw anywhere near 300W. Also, again, what lead you to the conclusion that the PC is using too much power?

7 minutes ago, Mattsk said:

and he must have a weak psu if he's getting that message

The message can come from any shutdown. It's known for false positives. Again, what lead you to the conclusion that a weak PSU causes that message?

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11 hours ago, seon123 said:

A GPU powered through just the PCIe slot and a locked quad core? That's not going to draw anywhere near 300W. Also, again, what lead you to the conclusion that the PC is using too much power?

Ahhh it uses 6pin sata connector 

 

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15 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

Asus Anti-Surge is hot garbage:

So should I disable anti surge?

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We can't help without knowing what model of PSU you have. "300w PSU" doesn't provide enough information to be able to help.

If you're unsure what model it is then post a photo of the label on the PSU.

 

4 hours ago, tarik1163 said:

Ahhh it uses 6pin sata connector 

 

SATA power connectors are the thin flat connectors that plug in to hard drives, SSDs, and sometimes some other devices such as fan controller hubs.

 

The 6pin connector for graphics cards will be a 6pin PCIe connector.

If your graphics card has a 6pin plug on it, does your power supply have a 6pin PCIe connector to plug in to it? Is it plugged in?

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