Hello, so info on hardware if relevant:
Mobo: Gigabyte B450M DS3H
GPU: PowerColor RX 580
PSU: Cooler Master MWE White 600W v2
RAM: x2 8 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3200 MHz
Storage: 512 GB Adata SSD, 1TB Seagate Barracuda HDD
OS: Windows 10
So the issue I have is that I have gone through about 10 micro USB cables in less than a year since having my PC. The only 2 uses for the micro USB cables are to charge my wireless headphones, and the main use, connect my PlayStation 4 (Dual shock 4) controller so I can play games on my PC. Typically what happens after roughly 1 month (time has varied) the cables start to get issues. At first the cable will stop register my controller and then instantly try to reconnect which takes a second or two. This gets progressively worse as I use the cable more until it will just continuously DC. What appears to trigger the cable to disconnect is movement of the controller and it gets more and more sensitive as time goes on until its unusable, since I'm unable to hold the controller perfectly still. It is ok for charging the headset since it is still. I've tried to use different ports but it doesn't do anything, its happened with multiple different controllers and I barely have any other external devices connected to my PC: Mouse, Keyboard, display and ethernet, along with the wireless headset USB. I've tried different types of cables, in terms of brands, quality, length, etc.
Something that I guess could be a problem is that I always charge my headset without my PC actually being on, only the PSU is switched on so no fans or anything are going, could this be an issue?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Mobo: Gigabyte B450M DS3H
GPU: PowerColor RX 580
PSU: Cooler Master MWE White 600W v2
RAM: x2 8 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3200 MHz
Storage: 512 GB Adata SSD, 1TB Seagate Barracuda HDD
OS: Windows 10
So the issue I have is that I have gone through about 10 micro USB cables in less than a year since having my PC. The only 2 uses for the micro USB cables are to charge my wireless headphones, and the main use, connect my PlayStation 4 (Dual shock 4) controller so I can play games on my PC. Typically what happens after roughly 1 month (time has varied) the cables start to get issues. At first the cable will stop register my controller and then instantly try to reconnect which takes a second or two. This gets progressively worse as I use the cable more until it will just continuously DC. What appears to trigger the cable to disconnect is movement of the controller and it gets more and more sensitive as time goes on until its unusable, since I'm unable to hold the controller perfectly still. It is ok for charging the headset since it is still. I've tried to use different ports but it doesn't do anything, its happened with multiple different controllers and I barely have any other external devices connected to my PC: Mouse, Keyboard, display and ethernet, along with the wireless headset USB. I've tried different types of cables, in terms of brands, quality, length, etc.
Something that I guess could be a problem is that I always charge my headset without my PC actually being on, only the PSU is switched on so no fans or anything are going, could this be an issue?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.