Just wanted to share with you guys that I have an RTX 3090 FE which causes my PC to reset when playing titles such as RDR2 and Minecraft RTX after an hour or so on max settings; I'm on an AX1600i and tried replacing the PSU with an RM850X and the issue remains. Tried setting my system on stock settings and was still getting a reset. All other components were tested and system ran stable with a 2080 Ti beforehand. Like another poster said here in this thread, I believe it to be a driver issue. That or there is an issue with the GPU itself. Asking Nvidia if I should do an RMA or if this can be fixed via a driver update. Will let you know when they respond.

EDIT: I am able to play games such as BFV, Control, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal without the PC resetting itself and my cpu and ram on overclock settings. PC Specs: i9-10900k 5.1GHz, Trident Z Royal 32GB 4000MHz, RTX 3090 Founders Edition, Corsair RM850X/AX1600i, ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex Z490, Corsair MP600 4TB NVMe.

My Seasonic FOCUS Plus 750 Platinum SSR-750PX shuts down with my 3080 FTW3 Ultra. (Ryzen 2700x CPU)
During Folding, gaming, benchmarks. Can't make it 3 minutes in Red Dead. Less demanding games it holds out for longer.

Satcher
Just wanted to share with you guys that I have an RTX 3090 FE which causes my PC to reset when playing titles such as RDR2 and Minecraft RTX after an hour or so on max settings; I'm on an AX1600i and tried replacing the PSU with an RM850X and the issue remains. Tried setting my system on stock settings and was still getting a reset. All other components were tested and system ran stable with a 2080 Ti beforehand. Like another poster said here in this thread, I believe it to be a driver issue. That or there is an issue with the GPU itself. Asking Nvidia if I should do an RMA or if this can be fixed via a driver update. Will let you know when they respond.

EDIT: I am able to play games such as BFV, Control, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal without the PC resetting itself and my cpu and ram on overclock settings. PC Specs: i9-10900k 5.1GHz, Trident Z Royal 32GB 4000MHz, RTX 3090 Founders Edition, Corsair RM850X/AX1600i, ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex Z490, Corsair MP600 4TB NVMe.

Blue screen of death or just a complete power off?

Jon_Snodgrass
My Seasonic FOCUS Plus 750 Platinum SSR-750PX shuts down with my 3080 FTW3 Ultra. (Ryzen 2700x CPU)
During Folding, gaming, benchmarks. Can't make it 3 minutes in Red Dead. Less demanding games it holds out for longer.

Have you contacted Seasonic re:their support article about the Vega issues?

https://knowledge.seasoni...l-compatibility-issues

kevinc313

Satcher
Just wanted to share with you guys that I have an RTX 3090 FE which causes my PC to reset when playing titles such as RDR2 and Minecraft RTX after an hour or so on max settings; I'm on an AX1600i and tried replacing the PSU with an RM850X and the issue remains. Tried setting my system on stock settings and was still getting a reset. All other components were tested and system ran stable with a 2080 Ti beforehand. Like another poster said here in this thread, I believe it to be a driver issue. That or there is an issue with the GPU itself. Asking Nvidia if I should do an RMA or if this can be fixed via a driver update. Will let you know when they respond.

EDIT: I am able to play games such as BFV, Control, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal without the PC resetting itself and my cpu and ram on overclock settings. PC Specs: i9-10900k 5.1GHz, Trident Z Royal 32GB 4000MHz, RTX 3090 Founders Edition, Corsair RM850X/AX1600i, ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex Z490, Corsair MP600 4TB NVMe.

Blue screen of death or just a complete power off?

It's a quick power off and then the pc boots up normally.

Satcher

kevinc313

Satcher
Just wanted to share with you guys that I have an RTX 3090 FE which causes my PC to reset when playing titles such as RDR2 and Minecraft RTX after an hour or so on max settings; I'm on an AX1600i and tried replacing the PSU with an RM850X and the issue remains. Tried setting my system on stock settings and was still getting a reset. All other components were tested and system ran stable with a 2080 Ti beforehand. Like another poster said here in this thread, I believe it to be a driver issue. That or there is an issue with the GPU itself. Asking Nvidia if I should do an RMA or if this can be fixed via a driver update. Will let you know when they respond.

EDIT: I am able to play games such as BFV, Control, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal without the PC resetting itself and my cpu and ram on overclock settings. PC Specs: i9-10900k 5.1GHz, Trident Z Royal 32GB 4000MHz, RTX 3090 Founders Edition, Corsair RM850X/AX1600i, ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex Z490, Corsair MP600 4TB NVMe.

Blue screen of death or just a complete power off?

It's a quick power off and then the pc boots up normally.

 
Contact Seasonic and see what they can do.

jankerson

Satcher

kevinc313

Satcher
Just wanted to share with you guys that I have an RTX 3090 FE which causes my PC to reset when playing titles such as RDR2 and Minecraft RTX after an hour or so on max settings; I'm on an AX1600i and tried replacing the PSU with an RM850X and the issue remains. Tried setting my system on stock settings and was still getting a reset. All other components were tested and system ran stable with a 2080 Ti beforehand. Like another poster said here in this thread, I believe it to be a driver issue. That or there is an issue with the GPU itself. Asking Nvidia if I should do an RMA or if this can be fixed via a driver update. Will let you know when they respond.

EDIT: I am able to play games such as BFV, Control, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal without the PC resetting itself and my cpu and ram on overclock settings. PC Specs: i9-10900k 5.1GHz, Trident Z Royal 32GB 4000MHz, RTX 3090 Founders Edition, Corsair RM850X/AX1600i, ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex Z490, Corsair MP600 4TB NVMe.

Blue screen of death or just a complete power off?

It's a quick power off and then the pc boots up normally.

 
Contact Seasonic and see what they can do.

I’m having the same issue with both a 750 Thermaltake and 850 EVGA P2. I doubt it’s a Seasonic issue. I’m still waiting to hear from EVGA.

Bcassiman

jankerson

Satcher

kevinc313

Satcher
Just wanted to share with you guys that I have an RTX 3090 FE which causes my PC to reset when playing titles such as RDR2 and Minecraft RTX after an hour or so on max settings; I'm on an AX1600i and tried replacing the PSU with an RM850X and the issue remains. Tried setting my system on stock settings and was still getting a reset. All other components were tested and system ran stable with a 2080 Ti beforehand. Like another poster said here in this thread, I believe it to be a driver issue. That or there is an issue with the GPU itself. Asking Nvidia if I should do an RMA or if this can be fixed via a driver update. Will let you know when they respond.

EDIT: I am able to play games such as BFV, Control, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal without the PC resetting itself and my cpu and ram on overclock settings. PC Specs: i9-10900k 5.1GHz, Trident Z Royal 32GB 4000MHz, RTX 3090 Founders Edition, Corsair RM850X/AX1600i, ASUS ROG Maximus XII Apex Z490, Corsair MP600 4TB NVMe.

Blue screen of death or just a complete power off?

It's a quick power off and then the pc boots up normally.

 
Contact Seasonic and see what they can do.

I’m having the same issue with both a 750 Thermaltake and 850 EVGA P2. I doubt it’s a Seasonic issue. I’m still waiting to hear from EVGA.

 
The Focus models have a long history of issues with transient power spikes, that's why I told him to contact Seasonic. 

Bcassiman
I’m having the same issue with both a 750 Thermaltake and 850 EVGA P2. I doubt it’s a Seasonic issue. I’m still waiting to hear from EVGA.

I believe I recall from one of those articles about this issue with certain PSU's from 2018 that a fix was using a better-shielded PCIe power cable, but I don't know if that means there was noise issue at the pin-ends or for the whole cable, or if it's a deeper issue inside the PSU. 

charmin35

Bcassiman
I’m having the same issue with both a 750 Thermaltake and 850 EVGA P2. I doubt it’s a Seasonic issue. I’m still waiting to hear from EVGA.

I believe I recall from one of those articles about this issue with certain PSU's from 2018 that a fix was using a better-shielded PCIe power cable, but I don't know if that means there was noise issue at the pin-ends or for the whole cable, or if it's a deeper issue inside the PSU. 

Ahh roger that.