Hi,
this might be considered off-topic, but i believe there is some evidence to the
contrary ... what i see is this:
I have a couple of (fairly new) workstations (specs below) and on at least two
of them, on at least three differentoccasions, i recently saw the following
behaviour:computer is h
Hi,
Thanks for you replies, Harry and Mirco!I've got 700W Thermaltake PSUs here ...
according to several web-sites thatcalculate the expected power consumption for
a given set of components, and alsoin our experience this should be more than
enough ...Can it be that, as Mirco suggested, the 10
BS”D
I had a similar issue with a workstation, and it turned out to be the power
supply, which is why it seemed that someone pulled the plug (at least it seems
to be the PSU, since having replaced it we don’t see failures). The problem
was very intermittent, and did not require any great load.
On 23.10.2018 15:12, Michael Brunsteiner wrote:
> the computers are NOT overclocked, cooling works, cpu temperatures are well
> below max.
> as stated above something like this happened three times, each time with gmx
> at full blastand with the same type of nvidia card ... can it be that my
> h
On 24.10.2018 11:07, Michael Brunsteiner wrote:
> Harry and Mirco!I've got 700W Thermaltake PSUs here ... according to several
> web-sites thatcalculate the expected power consumption for a given set of
> components, and alsoin our experience this should be more than enough ...Can
> it be that,
BS”D
Dear Michael,
ThermalTake PSU’s are better than many out there, but they aren’t the best.
Here is a link discussing how the theoretical wattage rating of a PSU may not
actually translate into enough watts in reality, especially under sustained
load.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/2
On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 4:04 PM Wahab Mirco <
mirco.wa...@chemie.tu-freiberg.de> wrote:
> On 23.10.2018 15:12, Michael Brunsteiner wrote:
> > the computers are NOT overclocked, cooling works, cpu temperatures are
> well below max.
> > as stated above something like this happened three times, each