Well same thing just happend to me :(. Tryed to boot my comp nothing turning the switch to off and waiting couple a min make it work again but when i power my computer off it wont work until i turn the switch off again. Tryed another set of cable not working, put my old ax850 and it work without any issue, tryed the 1050gs in my other comp. same issue have to turn the switch off wait and turn on and it will power up until i shut it down. Tryed to use sleep mode same thing wont boot.

Bought it on september 11th 2015.

(Deleted for Foul Language) me. My 1050 GS that I bought last september just started doing this today...
 
Power down PC. Hit power button to boot back up. Nothing.
Unplug PSU from wall, wait 30s, plug back in. It boots.
 
I wonder if this is related to the audio noises I've been having on my x99 classified board.

The 1050g and 1050gs are the same PSU. They say 1050g on the side, but the PN is 1050gs
 
http://www.evga.com/Produ...aspx?pn=220-GS-1050-V1

My 2nd 1050gs just died...
 
It's on a 790i ftw board. Mem power LED comes on, but nothing more.
 
Swapped in a oem 350w psu and everything is kosher.
 
:unamused:

My 1050 G supernova just died.  It had trouble powering up after shutdown for a month or two, and today just quit.  It was purchased November 23, 2015 - so not old at all.  In addition, it had barely anything to do - as I bought it for future considerations if I decided to crossfire (which I never did).
 
I've got a cross-ship coming back from EVGA, however I can't afford to ship this back to California every time it dies.  Hope there's not a bigger issue, but it looks like there might be with these units.
 
Looks like A LOT OF PEOPLE are having this same problem!!!  Check out the reviews on newegg.com - even their replacements are dying quickly the exact same way.
 
 

I ordered it(1050 GS)from Amazon two days ago and today they have shipped it. I really hope that it will work fine. In amazon the GS series has good reviews(4.6 or 4.7 from 5). It comes with seven years warranty

whitrzac
One of my replacement 1050gs just died...
 
Same issue as the other 2.
 
Turn PC off, doesn't turn back on until it's been unplugged for a few min to few hrs.

I would think that after 3 Power Supplies it might be time for a new motherboard or computer.

I spend $$$$ on mostly evga gear last year when I built my system.
 
x99 classified
980ti classified
1050gs
5930k
etc.
 

I've been dealing with this same issue for the past year as well. I'm at this moment sending my 4th PSU back for RMA. I've been paranoid that something is wrong with my system, but hearing that other people have been having this issue too makes me re-think that. Add in the fact that my back-up PSU has never given me any issues with the same system each time the EVGA PSU fails.
 
If the 5th one dies on me, I am officially done with EVGA power supplies. Already paid enough shipping all these PSUs back for another one at this point. Still like their GPUs, though.
 
 

A basic rundown of my system is below,
 
Gigabyte z68xp-ud3p
i5 2500k
Gskill dd3 1866 2x4gb
EVGA 1070 GTX
EVGA 220-GS-1050-V1
+
4 HDD + 2 SDD
1 optical drive
 
I don't have a UPS, and I use a generic Belkin surge protector. Not the same one, but similar to the one below. Not sure if that's what you meant by a power strip =/= surge protector.
 
(Edit) I apparently can't post links, but I was going to link an amazon page for this "Belkin 6-Outlet Power Strip Surge Protector with 2-Foot Power Cord, 200 Joules"
 
If this power strip is an issue, I find that hard to believe as I've used it with no issues with my PC power and cooling PSU flawlessly for years prior to getting the EVGA PSU. Not saying it's can't be the issue, but I would need an explanation before I'm convinced to plop more money to replace something that seeming hasn't giving me problems. My brother has the same Belkin strip as well, but his system has never behaved the same way mine has.
 
I'm not 100% sure what you mean by Power, but I reside in the US, so I assume 110.
 
I'd be happy to continue using my PC Power and Cooling PSU if it wasn't for the fact that it's pushing 9 years old at this point. Its never given me any problems with this or prior systems. This EVGA PSU however has been the most obstinate piece of PC equipment I have ever encountered in my life.
 

The PC itself isn't close to 9 years; my backup power supply is, hence why I wanted to replace it.
 
It was also one of the most highly rated and regarded PSUs of its time and is still working perfectly fine. "PC Power and Cooling S61EPS"
 
But I think that's besides the point right now. I'm not sure what you mean by "may not be up to today's current ATX Power Supply Standards". Are you saying that my computer somehow can't support newer PSUs? I've never heard of any kind buyer beware information about that. I'm happy to hear any possible reasons as to how my EVGA PSUs have been sharting the bed.
 
Also when the EVGA PSUs go dead, they are confirmed totally dead with the paperclip test.

I've had the same exact problem with my 1050-GS, I rma'd my original recently and the one they shipped back was clearly a refurbished unit which exhibited exactly the same issues. I went to buy a different model motherboard from microcenter to test if that was the issue however the non-powering up after reboot persisted so i bought a corsair 850 watt power supply and tested that and everything worked fine so I spoke to evga support and they (very helpful and nice as always) said they'll probably rma it for a different model so as not to continue the pattern (the rma info states a g3-1000w model is being shipped). I hope this solves my problem.

 
It's always good to have a spare PSU in situations of down times due to a PSU failure.