I imagine you guys get this alot, but i couldent find an adequate solution so bare with me.
Ok so I just recently built my own pc, everything is working when I'm just browsing etc but as soon as I play a game on my pc normally around 5 mins of play my system just shuts down and I get this message when it boots up
"power supply surges detected during the previous power on"
"ASUS anti surge was triggered to protect the system from unstable PSU"
Now I've only tested it on LoL but given the specs this system shouldn't have any issues.
Specs are
Intel I5 - 3470
8GB corsair ram.
Asus P8Z77 - V LX
Gigabyte 7950 3GB AMD
Akasa AK-PA075AM01 750 Watts
Western digital blue 1TB hard drive.
Many thanks in advance for any responses helping me solve this.
Now my question is I suppose 1) is my psu faulty and how can I tell if it is (I'm new to all this i do apologise) ans 2) is it wise to turn the anti surge of in my mb if so how do I go about doing that, I don't want to fry my system but I can't use my pc for gaming if it crashes within 5 mins of gameplay.
Thanks again
Ulteria
Ok so I just recently built my own pc, everything is working when I'm just browsing etc but as soon as I play a game on my pc normally around 5 mins of play my system just shuts down and I get this message when it boots up
"power supply surges detected during the previous power on"
"ASUS anti surge was triggered to protect the system from unstable PSU"
Now I've only tested it on LoL but given the specs this system shouldn't have any issues.
Specs are
Intel I5 - 3470
8GB corsair ram.
Asus P8Z77 - V LX
Gigabyte 7950 3GB AMD
Akasa AK-PA075AM01 750 Watts
Western digital blue 1TB hard drive.
Many thanks in advance for any responses helping me solve this.
Now my question is I suppose 1) is my psu faulty and how can I tell if it is (I'm new to all this i do apologise) ans 2) is it wise to turn the anti surge of in my mb if so how do I go about doing that, I don't want to fry my system but I can't use my pc for gaming if it crashes within 5 mins of gameplay.
Thanks again
Ulteria
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