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firstly , you dont look at wattage usage in the computers UI.... reason being..... your wall doesn't provide 6000 watts. So clearly the readout isn't correct.

secondly , do we get to know anything about the crash at all or have you done any diagnostics?

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i know the wall cant even supply that much power and i don’t really know anything about the crash but it’s been doing this like if i’m playing a game and go to spotify and then switch back it just shuts off the whole computer. But in the picture i was just watching a yt video with nothing else running and then it froze up. Now i can’t even boot because it says i need to repair the drive  and when i try to do anything with all the other options it just takes back to same screen

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2 hours ago, acethat said:

did that every driver you can think of i have reset and updated 

Just use a different software, GPU-Z is nice

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I've been tripping breakers with the temporary portable AC I had it only takes about 1600-1800W.  Had to route the plug to a less utilized circuit.  Seems it didn't like having multiple televisions and a 4090 on the same fuse as it...  Luckily the main AC after like 6 weeks is working again.

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It's showing 1852.4v instead of  1v or whatever the voltage is when running at such low frequencies (210 Mhz / 405 Mhz)

If we divide 6226 watts by 1852.4v we get 3.36A of current  ... if the voltage is changed to 1...1.5v we get to around 5w of actual power consumption, which would be normal for those frequencies.

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2 hours ago, mariushm said:

It's showing 1852.4v instead of  1v or whatever the voltage is when running at such low frequencies (210 Mhz / 405 Mhz)

If we divide 6226 watts by 1852.4v we get 3.36A of current  ... if the voltage is changed to 1...1.5v we get to around 5w of actual power consumption, which would be normal for those frequencies.

a CPU or GPU 5W idle power? Yeah, doubt [x].

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