psu requirements

[FokkenClown]

Hi There guys

 

I am having some issues with my pc after added my new cooler master masterliquid ml360r rgb. I keep getting blue screens with different errors. Formatted pc 3 times, still happend.
The problem was resolved by moving my 16gb(2 x 8gb) trident z royal ram from the correct dual channel slots to the incorrect once and that seems to have fixed it as its now running at 2000mhz instead of 3000mhz.

So my pc part list.

• Ryzen 5 1600x not overclocked
• Msi B350 Pc Mate
• 16Gb Trident Z Royal 3000mhz (2 x 8GB)
• Nvidia GTX 1070 Zotac amp extreme pulling 2 x 1080p 27" samsung screens
• Antec VP600P power supply
• 1 x 500gb ssd
• 1 x 2TB mechanical drive
• 1 x 120mm blue led fan at the back
• 1 x cooler master masterliquid ml360r rgb (tripple fan full rgb)
• Corsair K55 keybord
• Cougar led mouse

I ran benchmarks on everything and stress tests and everything is working 100%. All tests where run for 4 hours.

I started thinking i might not have enough power. 

Is 600w enough or do i need to get a 750w or 850w psu. I am also soon upgrading to Ryzen 7 3700x on x470 or x570

I have all drivers updated to latest and all windows updates installed.

The problem started the day after I installed the new cpu cooler (played rust for a 2 hours, software developer for 2 hours), next morning when i need to start working the problem started after 5 min of work.

Previously it was the AMD Wraith Max RGB cooler

[seon123]

1 hour ago, FokkenClown said:

Is 600w enough or do i need to get a 750w or 850w psu

None of the above. A decent 450W is already plenty. There is more to a PSU than just the wattage. 

[Spotty]

2 hours ago, FokkenClown said:

I am having some issues with my pc after added my new cooler master masterliquid ml360r rgb. I keep getting blue screens with different errors. Formatted pc 3 times, still happend.
The problem was resolved by moving my 16gb(2 x 8gb) trident z royal ram from the correct dual channel slots to the incorrect once and that seems to have fixed it as its now running at 2000mhz instead of 3000mhz.

 

2 hours ago, FokkenClown said:

The problem started the day after I installed the new cpu cooler

 

Reseat the CPU and the cooler. You most likely have a bad mount from when you changed the CPU cooler and it's not reading all the memory channels properly.

 

Your issue has absolutely nothing to do with PSU wattage. 

[FokkenClown]

19 hours ago, Spotty said:

 

 

Reseat the CPU and the cooler. You most likely have a bad mount from when you changed the CPU cooler and it's not reading all the memory channels properly.

 

Your issue has absolutely nothing to do with PSU wattage. 

thanks for the response. Will try this tomorrow and let you know if it works

[FokkenClown]

So i reseated the cpu and moved the memory back to dual channel config. When i run it at a-xmp profile 1 2800mhz its working without a problem. As soon as i select a-xmp profile 2 3000mhz and it loads into windows it blue screens with Memory Management Error

[FokkenClown]

On 7/9/2019 at 1:31 AM, Spotty said:

 

 

Reseat the CPU and the cooler. You most likely have a bad mount from when you changed the CPU cooler and it's not reading all the memory channels properly.

 

Your issue has absolutely nothing to do with PSU wattage. 

After some more testing i am not 100% but i would say its related to the x-amp profile not setting the timings correct? I still get a bit of mouse stutter even on 2800mhz, no crashes but the stuttering is annoying