Hi unix43
😄 and I recommend testing your PSU to eliminate that possibility.
The only definitive way to determine if the PSU is failing is to swap it out with a known working unit.
You may test it with a multi-meter and have all voltages within an acceptable range, however this does not account for any spikes or what happens under load.
BTW: GPU's run off a 12v rail and here is a good article:
http://www.overclock.net/a/gpu-and-cpu-power-connections
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