Trying to Solve problem

Yes i have had a couple other threads on here, and i have downloaded everything possible, and even swept the old drives

the power supply industry is not to forthcoming on what's what they are just try to sell units anyway they can it does not matter if you have 18 +12 volt rails if they are only low amperage you need enough watts yes but also a single +12 volt rail that can deliver enough amps to power everything demanding power from it all the watts in the world won't help if theres no amps there

Very true.

On top of that, the fact:
Manufacturer A says : 550W (meaning Peak wattage 550 continuous: 400W)
Manufacturer B says : 550W (meaning Peak wattage 700 continuous: 550W)

its not always clear and is a big difference

That's why it's always better to go way above what you will need, cuts out all the
worry, and you are ready for anything new that they might bring out in the future, as if I need to tell you this.

Garhardy said:

i did the minimum power supply link, it reccomended 695 for me. and i have 750. Should i go bigger?

yes you need more headroom in your PSU I would recommend something more powerful and try for a branded recommended type such as corsair or thermaltake.

I suggest take a few minutes reading through this article.

I also suggest your try the ram checks and setup I suggested here

Ok when i get home i will check the timings and voltage from mb specs, ram specs are 9-9-9 at 1.65 v and ill check in bios to see actual settings. Tried removing down to one stick and moved it around slots, still did the same

with 8 gigs try upping ram voltage to around 1.9 volts 1.65 is kinda low

if you are overclocking this opens up a whole other realm settings become very crucial like I said up the voltage to the ram you may even need to bump CPU voltage to make everything stable but what I would recommend is putting everything at stock speeds and test your ram if all tests are good you know you just don't have the settings right for your overclock