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Is my PSU broken?

Recently, I have been encountering issues where my computer randomly turns off without warning. I suspected this was due to overheating so I replaced my cpu cooler but the issue still occurs. I also recently installed an rtx 4060ti but my power supply should be more than capable to withstand the requirements for my gpu and cpu. I have tried many methods software based but none seem to work so I have now speculated it is hardware related. The reason I come to this conclusion is because it can't be my temps as both my cpu and gpu stay around 50-60°C. Could a faulty power supply be the problem or is it a different issue?

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What are the full system specs includes the brand and model of the PSU?

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On 3/5/2024 at 4:05 PM, --SID-- said:

What are the full system 

I have a 4060ti

I5 10400f

32gb ddr4

500gb nvme ssd

1 tb hdd

Asrock H470M-HDV/M.2

I'm not sure on the brand but I think my psu is ~700W

 

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Remove the side panel of the pc and find out the brand and model of the PSU!

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3 hours ago, --SID-- said:

Remove the side panel of the pc and find out the brand and model of the PSU!

I checked but there's no label on it and now whenever my pc turns off I have to press the power button multiple times and the fans spin only a little bit

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12 minutes ago, Stockfish 16 said:

I checked but there's no label on it and now whenever my pc turns off I have to press the power button multiple times and the fans spin only a little bit

Take a picture of the PSU and post it in this topic.

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19 hours ago, --SID-- said:

Take a picture of the PSU and post it.

It's a little bit old but this is it.

I had to take it our of my computer because the brand name wasn't visible 

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That's a very bad PSU. Old group regulated platform, 2 fake 12v rails and missing essential protection features. You have to replace it for a much better unit.

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20 minutes ago, --SID-- said:

That's a very bad PSU. Old group regulated platform, 2 fake 12v rails and missing essential protection features. You have to replace it for a much better unit.

Thanks for letting me know. Do you know any fairly decent PSU's that I can get for relatively cheap. Money is tight right now and I can't afford to spend a fortune on a new power supply. Thanks!

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On 3/7/2024 at 7:58 PM, --SID-- said:

Location, budget, link to webshop?

United Kingdom, ~£50, from amazon

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16 hours ago, --SID-- said:

Yeah well I'm trying to get the most expensive stuff out of the way first and I just need a power supply that will last until I can upgrade again

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