PeteS
October 18, 2022, 5:05pm
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Unit working fine, this is more a question of an appliance.
I have a PC 5600 + RTX 3070, RM850x PSU
If I try to switch this on plugged into the EB3a I get a “short” error every time
If I plug in the main to the EB3a so it works in UPS mode, the PC starts and when I unplug the power to the EB3a the PC keeps running fine.
I am assuming the PC has a huge initial demand on the EB3a that it thinks is a short?
Any advice on how to configure this?
Would heavy lifting help with this or would it even hinder it?
Hi @PeteS , have you upgraded the firmware to latest version please?
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What is a PC 5600 + RTX 3070, RM850x PSU and what is the power requirement to both start it and operate it?
PeteS
October 19, 2022, 1:18pm
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Yes, it was updated via the app.
PeteS
October 19, 2022, 1:21pm
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It is a computer and those are the main parts.
Max power usage just starting it up is 160w, and have checked this with a power meter.
The maximum the PC could ever pull is under 400w according to the max TDP of the components.
I am wondering if there is a transient spike power draw on start-up and am trying to find out if others have had this.
PeteS
October 19, 2022, 1:49pm
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UPDATE - I found I had Power Lifting on, disabling this via the app fixed the issue and now the PC boots just fine on the EB3a.
Maybe the EB3a sees a spike and treats it like a resistive load.