Since last month, it seems there was a lack of power output on my +3.3v connector. It often maintain around +2.95v and I started receiving warning message about this, but not a big deal.

This morning, my pc suddently shutted down and just after it resetted itself, it displayed a BIOS screen telling me that a psu surged were detected during the previous power on. Asus Anti-Surge was triggered to protect the system from unstable psu unit. Press f1 to run setup.

I checked voltage sensors and it seems that the voltage output at +3.3v is still at 2.95v and 12v around 12.25v. Since this morning everytime I reset my pc, it happens.

Is there a way to fix it or I have to buy another psu?

which psu do you have?

my seasonic did the same but I rma'd it, used aida64, bios, and hwinfo pics to show seasonic for rma

but I did set to ignore 3.3 rail in bios

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Oct 8 2017 08:45am

Corsair's Tx-750M

how old is it?

got it since May 2012

ignore for now and maybe buy new

lmao..telling someone to continue to use a 5 year old PSU... hilarious

anyway I think I'll keep it until I find a good deal

lol you must be retarded

ask ghot how old his psu is
my sons is 7yrs old
my brothers is 9yrs old

maybe cuz we dont buy shit quality

not going to respond to you if you're going to call me names.

i doubt your brothers psu is 9 yrs old what is it powering, an Intel 4004?