New
#11
I dont understand one thing.. when i check by throwing the breaker down (which as the experts say that it simulates a power outage to check the UPS) nothing happens and the PC keeps on running during game where the GPU+CPU+PSU is on full load and stress. I even checked the GPU load with the help of GPU-Z and tested several games on it like Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood uses GPU 40% to 60%, Bulletstorm as well, Super Street Fighter IV uses on 25% to 30% GPU Load and PC dont restart on them. However Crysis and Metro 2033 especially uses almost 100% GPU in some places and it's average load on GPU is 90% and above. So lets say Playing games like Crysis and Metro 2033 which are Hardware hungary apps uses the Maximum power off the system in easy words the PSU is at it's Peak Load.. but i remember exactly the day i installed this new Graphics Card AMD 6850 i ran Crysis 2 times and played it until the Power-Failure happened and PC did'nt restarted.
Also i do remember when i installed Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood my other applications started to give me errors. Yahoo Messenger gave me error and some other application was crashed so i updated my Windows and those errors and crashes were gone and fixed but later after several days when i ran Crysis and power outage happened this problem started.
So is there a possiblity the Windows has something to do with it after updating it? Does throwing breaker down from the DP really simulate an actual Power-Outage or it has to be a proper real power failure/outage from the Grid. What is this Mystery?