Finally put my V6 together and had to restart my computer today, made a loud click noice when turning back on and off. Sounds like the power button but can anybody else comment on this? Maybe I’m just being paranoid, no cables are hitting any fans or anything.
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That could be it, I have a Corsair SF600. Is this normal/common or should I RMA it? Just really not used to hearing this sound lol, it's a little jarring coming from an older CXM that made no noises.
Yeah. That's normal for the SF600. My SF750 is the same way. The relay is usually used to switch between standby and main power and helps improve the efficiency. I don't think there is a single worthwhile SFX PSU on the market right now that doesn't use this same design. My Seasonic and EVGA SFX PSUs also have this audible click.
Never noticed the click, since it's so subtle, but I have it too on my corsair sf750 platinum.
I think it is normal for a relay to make such noise. Just SF series is a little more noisy.
Just want to give a BIG THANK YOU to all the great guys working at sfflabs and everyone that’s apart of the M1 team like Necere, Dan and the rest! Thank you for helping me out on getting my front panel replaced. It arrived way earlier than expected and that made it the best part of all. Awesome surprise!
Running into another problem lol.
When pressing the power button, it boots but then turns off. And then powers on again, but doesn’t stay on. I can hear the fans starting to run, but sometimes it will take several tries or me holding the power button for it to finally stay on. Probably takes about 30 seconds to try and boot. Otherwise, it works perfectly fine, runs fine, plays games well and temps are good.
Already opened it up and checked if everything was seated securely which everything is, yet the problem still persists. Ram is seated, all cables firmly in their places, front IO and power switch put properly.
Solutions?
Edit: Ryzen 1600, B350 mobo, GTX 960, SF600 Plat.
When pressing the power button, it boots but then turns off. And then powers on again, but doesn’t stay on. I can hear the fans starting to run, but sometimes it will take several tries or me holding the power button for it to finally stay on. Probably takes about 30 seconds to try and boot. Otherwise, it works perfectly fine, runs fine, plays games well and temps are good.
Already opened it up and checked if everything was seated securely which everything is, yet the problem still persists. Ram is seated, all cables firmly in their places, front IO and power switch put properly.
Solutions?
Edit: Ryzen 1600, B350 mobo, GTX 960, SF600 Plat.
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My ryzen 7 3700x on asus b450i always turns on 2 times: fans start to spin, rgb goes on, then turns off and boots fine second time. Maybe because ryzen 3000 is not totally compatible and needs another check?
Has anyone ever tried putting two 12tb hdd on the hdd bracket?
Can it really hold those heavy harddrives..
Can it really hold those heavy harddrives..
I had this problem a few years ago with my son's M1. Some CPU pins were bent in the socket and the motherboard (Asus Z170I Pro Gaming) was replaced via RMA. After it was replaced the Corsair SF600 started normally.
Hey!
This could be memory. What is the SPEED you are running? B350 normally supports only up to 2400mhz without OC. More than that enters in OC mode, which will behave differently in each motherboard. If you have XMP profile, try to set it up and put also the MHZ without AUTO (so if it is 3000, turn on XMP and also set the memory speed to 3000).
Edit: If the motherboard has XMP profile as AUTO (which normally does), and your kit is XMP higher than 2400 (OC mode), this long boots and reboots can be justified: your MB is trying some memory settings. Once it finally boots (after a long time) it is probably on the safer mode (which is 2133mhz).
You can check your current memory speed on Windows with software, or just type this in the command line:
wmic memorychip get speed
Cheers man
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Have you tried fitting the Thermalright 130mm with the Gigabyte board yet? I just RMAd my Asus x570-i for being DOA and am going to purchase the gigabyte instead. The silver arrow fit the asus without issue but am curious if it will fit the Gigabyte.
Trying a new Aquaero 6 placement in my build
You sure can. The NCase M1 V6 is the perfect case for the Impact. I went with the Corsair H100i RGB Platinum and while it performs well and is pretty with the RGB the iCue software is pure garbage and the USB would constantly disconnect and reconnect making the fans constantly spin up and down. I am running the fans directly to the motherboard as a result.
Inside Ncase M1 V6
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EVGA RTX 2080 Ti XC Ultra with a Corsair H100i RGB Pro in exhaust has the card at 69-72 degrees depending on the game at Ultra/High 3440x1440
