problem with my PC power supply

AIMAN SNK,
Welcome to SF and the answer to your questions is no, this PSU is likely bad but if it is or was performing well and connected properly then more power is never a danger as the components only draw the power they need.

As linnemeyerhere has stated. You can't have to much power supply.
If you computer demands lets say 300W a 1000 W power supply will only put out 300W.
A quality power supply for your system I would recommend a Corsair or Seasonic in the 650W range.
Your video card requires a 500W or higher.

If you only bought it 3 weeks ago take it back to the store for a new one. If you built it, return the PSU.

Make sure all cables are connected and there is power coming from the wall outlet.

Did you by accident flip the power switch on the PSU? Don't laugh it's happened to me.....

So is everything ok now ?

AIMAN SNK said:

linnemeyerhere said:

Did you by accident flip the power switch on the PSU? Don't laugh it's happened to me.....

mmmm first time i bought i see is off


now switch to ON


but that is first i bought and after that i dont touch anymore



can I ask a question
safe if I switch to kernel mode
on MSI AFTERBURNER




or do you has a guide about setting on msi afterburn

I would open a new thread regarding the Afterburner and if the PSU is working then mark this thread solved and good job !

Yes for After Burner issues post a new thread here: Graphic Cards - Windows 7 Help Forums