Hey man! Thx for quick answer. Does this depend on what parts you have or does it happens on all asus maximus vii ranger motherboards? i really wanna know cuz it has never happend to me when i have used AMD motherboards? ive heard its more common with intel boards. i have to note that it happend one time also without tuning psu off and on but i leaved pc longer time its almost like there is time limit when it does it. i readed this somewhere
Not to be confused with Cycle sprinting.
Power cycling is the act of turning a piece of equipment, usually a computer, off and then on again. Reasons for power cycling include having an electronic device reinitialize its configuration or recover from an unresponsive state of its mission critical functionality, such as in a crash or hang situation. Power cycling can also be used to reset network activity inside a modem.
Power cycling can be done manually, usually using a switch on the device to be cycled; automatically, through some type of device, system, or network management monitoring and control; or by remote control; through a communication channel.
In the data center environment, remote control power cycling can usually be done through a power distribution unit, over TCP/IP. In the home environment, this can be done through home automation powerline communications, via IP protocols (wired or wireless), or by phone line.
Power cycling may damage hardware such as hard drives and is only performed as a last resort, when other attempts to get control of the system fail. Reset has an equal effect on the software but may be less problematic for the hardware as power is not interrupted, so it is usually tried first.
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