Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'ax860i'.
-
How do I get an RMA on my AX860i Power Supply. I've had a few years now but it seems to have always just powered off on it's own. I've put up with it because it would then work for a while. Recently I had enough and benched my system. (1950x threadripper) and found just leaving it in the BIOS it would power off on it's own. I ran to the store and bought a new PS and it no longer happens. I have found many cases just like mine and would like to know if anyone ever found out the cause or got this fixed? This was a very expensive PS I bought and first one I've ever had this type of thing happen to. I like Corsair products but this has left a bitter taste. Thx -N
- 1 reply
-
- ax860i
- power supply
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Hi, I am currently Express RMA'ing a dud AX860i which has this rebooting issue and am being shipped a new replacement. So far my experience with Corsair support has been positive. My only concern is has this issue of randomly cutting power and restarting been fixed in the AX860i? I really don't want to go through the whole process again in 6 months.. Thanks
-
I got a brand new AX860i and had not used or tested the usb info feature at the time because I was missing headers. I have tested it now and the temperature readings are just impossible. Fixed at -198.5°C/-325.3°F. Tried changing internal usb connection and installing both icue and corsair link. No success. I have efficiency readings and control of the fan. Only temperature seem not to work. Ideas anyone?
- 3 replies
-
- ax860i
- corsair link
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Hi! I've recently been having a few infrequent and intermittent PC freezes whilst gaming, so I've been running HWInfo to see if anything stands out. Clutching at straws, I've noticed that the 5v rail is dropping to 4.52v and the 3.3v rail is dropping to 3.056v. I know that software monitoring of PSU voltages is unreliable at best, so I decided to try using my USB Link Dongle as I've read that that gives more accurate voltages. I haven't been using it because I could never get it to work...but it still doesn't work properly. If I look in device manager the Corsair USBXp Driver is under hidden devices and showing as disconnected (Code 45). If I disconnect the USB header and plug it back in again, I hear the connect sound and then an immediate disconnect sound. The light on the dongle flashes green for less than a second. The PSU doesn't show in iCUE. I did manage to get the PSU to show in iCUE once by uninstalling the USBXp driver and restarting the PC. The device in device manager was still showing as disconnected but it did appear in iCUE. However, once I restarted the PC again, it disappeared and I can't get it back again by following the same process. I've tried using both USB ports on my Commander Pro...I haven't yet tried plugging it directly into the motherboard, however, as that would require some rewiring. Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be much appreciated!