Electrician hereSounds like your pc current draw may be exceeding your total circuit limit . The pc itself won ' t be drawing enough current to trip a breaker by itself but it might if you have other heavy current using appliances on at the same time . Some heavy current using appliances are kettles , dryers , dishwashers , hair straighteners and toastersIf these are running at the same time you engage the sli this may trip the circuit . To test if there is a problem with the pc itself I would suggest turning off everything in your house and turn on only your pc with sli engaged . If the breaker trips now then there may be an issue with your pc as it should not be tripping the breaker by itself . <| sep |> If they haven ' t sold while the market is high , they got nothing at all . They ' ll still be holding their single undiversified illiquid asset as the market goes down again and it will be like it never went up in the first place .