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PLEASE HELP pc psu is a evga 500 w but powers down after seconds of use

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 evga 500 w but powers down after seconds of use just built it 

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Could be a short anywhere in the system, visibly check all connections, if they're all good unplug all non essentials like fans and drives etc and try again.

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turns out psu is not cmpatable kinda stupid gonna

to order corsair

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Asrock b450m/AC ,asus 1050 ti 16 gb ram amd ryzen 5 2600x, 

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51 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

turns out psu is not cmpatable kinda stupid gonna

to order corsair

What? Since when... ?

Ok it’s far from being best psu but still it should be enough to at least keep system up. You sure you connected everything properly? Specially cooler , maybe it’s overheating and switching itself off

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Can you post a photo of the system? Might be able to spot anything out of the ordinary.

 

An EVGA 500w PSU should be compatible with your system

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6 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

power supply is not in 

 

Well without psu we can’t see if you connected everything properly 

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2 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

would my hard drive and ssd matter?
 

No, though you can test without them and see if you can enter BIOS

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47 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

Asrock b450m/AC ,asus 1050 ti 16 gb ram amd ryzen 5 2600x, 

Your 500w should be plenty. I have the same evga ps for an asrock b450m hdv r5 2400g and a rx 5700

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this may be the probelm im not sure if i just did this instead lmao

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the normal power supply cord yes it runs for about 15 seconds then tyurns off

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Ah...Just saw your video...I was under the impression it didnt turn on at all...

 

 

See if a dead short and the power supply shutting down to protect the system. Pull the gpu and unplug the power to the hard drives. If the system still shuts down check that the CPU cooler plugged into the right port on the mb and it on right. Then unplug case fans to rule out a bad fan. If no joy pull the mb out and with just the mb and one stick of ram see if it runs on top of the desk.

 

 

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10 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

the normal power supply cord yes it runs for about 15 seconds then tyurns off

What ram are you using?

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2 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

2 g .skill trisdent z rgb 16 gb ram

Try removing one stick, turn it on, if it still shuts off pull stick out and insert other.

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Greetings @0re0,

 

          I notice your RAM is in slots A2 and B2. Have you tried booting with them in slots A1 and B1? Some motherboards require specific slots to be filled.

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15 minutes ago, 0re0 said:

the normal power supply cord yes it runs for about 15 seconds then tyurns off

But do you get post at all? Is your monitor connected to gpu and can you get to bios?

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