Crashes when i play higher end games.

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i got a ryzen 7 7700x with a rx 7900 xtx gpu and ever since I upgraded both my gpu and power supply it keeps randomly crashing when I play higher end games like assassins creed . It has happened with rise of the tomp raider need for speed unbound and even extreme shaders on minecraft with higher render distance.

I literally recorded HW monitor and task manager with my phone till it crashed and the temps were fine does anyone here have a idea what can the problem be?
The psu is a Hydro K pro 850W and from pc part picker the estimated wattage was like 550

After it crashes the blue light on the case does NOT turn off .
And the power button does NOT work as well.
The only way to turn the pc back on is if I turn the psu ON and OFF wait like 5 seconds and then use the power button.
 
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Malnutrition said:
The people that help with these issues like to see some logs.... I'll tag you some help, please provide these logs so they can help.

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PeterOz said:
This is most likely the issue.
The gpu alone needs 800W

Pleas post speccy when you can.
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The current PSU I have is 850W

I sended speccy earlier but here it is again anyway
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/GkHYipkhEQQXZWrNd6BHTnR


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A Tier C - Low End PSU, with that GPU you should be running a 950W according to my resources.

I would get a competent PSU before going any further- 10 Year warrantied, 80+ Gold, PSU from a reputable brand (Seasonic, EVGA, Corsair). Just remember though- even good brands make bad products, check the list provided or ask us if you're not sure.
 
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Pyro said:
A Tier C - Low End PSU, with that GPU you should be running a 950W according to my resources.

I would get a competent PSU before going any further- 10 Year warrantied, 80+ Gold, PSU from a reputable brand (Seasonic, EVGA, Corsair). Just remember though- even good brands make bad products, check the list provided or ask us if you're not sure.
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Does the 80+ thingy matter. i dont really care about its efficiency
 
Yes it does, 80+ Gold is all you really need since the margins of efficiency are very similar for Gold, Platinum, and Titanium- but for gaming only units of Gold efficiency and up are recommended, especially if you are using the lowest spec PSU for your components.
 
DoSombras said:
Does the 80+ thingy matter. i dont really care about its efficiency
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If you have money to burn go cheap on a PSU because your hardware for sure will go up in smoke.

Anything above an entry level GPU must have a minimum of a Gold or above efficiency rated PSU from a proven brand.
 
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