I have an ASUS B350 Prime motherboard running Ryzen 2200G, 8x2 GB RAM, 2 x HDD config supported by VGUARD 600 Slender Plus UPS that had a new battery put in 4 months ago.
Recently I have been noticing that whenever there is a fluctuation in supply voltage, computer shuts down instantly with motherboard lighting going into 'breathing mode' (which is generally when the PC is sleeping) but no amount of pressing power or reset buttons brings it back. Only option is to totally shut off the UPS, wait a while and try to power it on. At this point sometimes it powers up normally but at other times fans spin for a second and die.
My little research on the internet suggests this could be due to faulty PSU. I have got the earthing checked and it seems to be no issue)
As this is my only PC, I don't have a spare PSU or motherboard to cross check.
Recently I have been noticing that whenever there is a fluctuation in supply voltage, computer shuts down instantly with motherboard lighting going into 'breathing mode' (which is generally when the PC is sleeping) but no amount of pressing power or reset buttons brings it back. Only option is to totally shut off the UPS, wait a while and try to power it on. At this point sometimes it powers up normally but at other times fans spin for a second and die.
My little research on the internet suggests this could be due to faulty PSU. I have got the earthing checked and it seems to be no issue)
As this is my only PC, I don't have a spare PSU or motherboard to cross check.
