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Sudden shut off on the Z390 Dark.

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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/16 05:43:11 (permalink)
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My system is incredible complicated and I am tired of filling water. :) Some water leaked from top rad today. Ek radiators have some kind of box around the rad for cosmetic reasons I believe. Water can go inside the box when filling the loop if you are not carefull about how good your fitting sits on the port. Today 2 times I shut down the pc directly from the psu in panic. So I don t want to take out mobo but will inspect very carefully. So I am just curious about if mobo or psu have some kind of protection which can be triggered in some conditions. When this happens start button reacts for 1 time for 1 second. Writes 00 in display very dimmed. Like not enough energy. And next time I press start no sign of like. Start button gives no reaction like dead. But restart button works if you try to press it like you want bios update. Starts counting down from 4.



Unless I am misunderstanding what you are saying, it sounds like you filling your loop while the machine is posting and then shutting it off to fill some more mid post??????? I am new to full custom water loops myself but you shouldn't be having leaks like that. 
 
Use the jumper connector to power the PSU and pump and fill that way. I work at a hospital and we get these thick, super absorbent paper towel like pads I use to place over components and under fittings. After it is topped off, I let it run like that for a few hours before I think about running it live.......


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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/16 06:12:26 (permalink)
I did like you said. Then moved the pc to its original place. And started stress testing pumps at full power to finish bubbles. A little tilted the pc box if top radiator has air or not. At this point water leaked when I am not prepared. And I directly cut power from psu. And maybe on full load psu shut down damaged it. Don t know. Today I couldn t jump started it. So went for rma. And İf I can get my money back I will buy an ax1600i or something smilar.
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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/16 06:38:29 (permalink)
9900k 1.45v
Sa/Io 1.4/1.4v
4600 rams 1.55v
1080ti 1.2v
4 d5 pumps
15 ml120 pro fans
15 phanteks halos digital leds
4 phanteks digital strips
Asus aura hub
Rgb keyboard and mouse
Today I was planning to measure the power system is pulling from the wall. But system not booted. Does anybody have any idea about how much power needed when everything at full power?
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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/16 10:24:39 (permalink)
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Today I couldn t start my pc. Took out all cables. Tried jump start my new psu. For 1 sec power comes and then cuts. Some sort of protection kicks in the psu. Some “click” sound comes and energy cuts. I connected a pair of molex leds. Leds light up and turn off. I’ ve just send my psu to rma. Again!

Are you Mixing Power Supply Cables with another manufacture?
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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/16 10:33:20 (permalink)
No, I used cables of the new psu. And also my old psu was also seasonic prime. Old was 1000 titanium. New is 1300 platinum. Next will be ax1600i if I can get my money back for the new unit.
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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/19 08:08:37 (permalink)
Update:
2. Psu seasonic prime platinum 1300 watts, turns out to be faulty. Died first day. I got my money back.
1. Psu seasonic prime ultra titanium 1000 watts is on its way for rma. I am not sure what these people will say about rma.
Altough prime ultra titanium looks best in its class, do you guys recommend stronger psu (ax1600i now have some discount in amazon) for to be future proof, if sli becomes popular again in 3080ti and 10900k cpu with 10 cores? :)
I look at ax1600i reviews, looks like never failed. 1000 titanium looks like shutting down in sli sometimes. 9900k maybe gets 200 watts, 2080ti gets 380-400 watts with new bios. 100 watts if my 4 pumps work at 100%. Leds and fans maybe eats another 100. So if I get 2080ti or better with only 1 gpu my system needs maybe 500-800 watts in benching. So for 1 gpu 1000 watts is plenty but for 2 gpus minimum of 1200 watts needed?
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Re: Z390 Dark (potentially) cooked my 8700k? 2019/03/19 09:05:49 (permalink)
Thanks for the Updates

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