Could it be drivers?
- Thread starter Snowy.
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Yes, I'm sure they'll be fine about it.Yeah, I will do thanks. It was their idea to swap it as a test so it would be a bit crass of them if they used it against me.
If you've definitively proved it was the PSU at fault they may give you some credit to offset some of the expense of the EVGA as a gesture of goodwill (and ultimately reducing their expense of a return, diagnostics time and replacement PSU).
I had no real test tools to prove it, it was pure trial and error with settings then psu swap. But before the swapped psu I could only play about 3 or 4 turns of the total war warhammer2 game before reboot and loosing all progress. Last night I played it, as a test at 1st, for 4 hours straight. It even ran cooler than before. The games own forums says it likes to run Intel cpus very hard. Not much of a test but it worked.
If it remains stable - it's as definitive as it gets.
Plus, your spec was asking a lot of a 600W 'Kolink'.
