so would this 1 be ok? its 80PLUS
Newegg.ca - Rosewill Green Series RG430-S12 430W Continuous @40°C, 80 PLUS Certified, Single 12V Rail, Active PFC "Compatible with Core i7,i5" Power Supply
i would need it to Run my BFG Geforce 250 GTS 1GB (NON OC) or XFX GeForce 600 GSO 765mb
Last edited by Zeldafan1993; 29 May 2012 at 23:48.
The BFG Geforce 250 GTS 1GB (NON OC) recommends a minimum of 450 W, so you should get at least a 500 W PSU. 430 W may not be enough to handle all components.
Here is a similar one with 530 W. Newegg.ca - Rosewill Green Series RG530-S12 530W Continuous @40°C, 80 PLUS Certified, Single 12V Rail, Active PFC "Compatible with Core i7,i5" Power Supply
I decide to go with this 700watt 80 plus Certified Power supply it was cheap because of the 30$ mail in rebate
OCZ ModXStream Pro 700w ATX 20/24PIN SLI Ready Modular Cables 135mm Fan 80PLUS Power Supply - OCZ Technology - OCZ700MXSP
Looks like a solid power supply. Let us know the results once you obtain it and install it. Best of luck!
i really hope that's the problem I just turned my PC back on and I got 2 BSOD's Already in less then 1 hour
I also just did a OS Reinstall and I got 2 more BSOD should I send you the files from it cuz I think these are 2 totally new BSOD's
Sure, I'd be happy to take a look at it. :)
Ok Here they are
also i noticed on my Task Manager that my CPU Usage goes from liek 0%-100% almost all the time and bounces around , and with my AMD Cool & Queit i also see that my CPU is at 1150 MHz and then shoots up to 2300MHz for like a Second then Drops right down to 1150MHz again the CPU Voltage is staying at 1.2320v the whole time tho, do you know what any of that means???
thanks
Probably some software is utilizing the processor for an instant and then releasing it. Usually a scheduled task or an update will cause such behavior. Possible antivirus installing new definitions? Could also be indexing service?
Index - Enable or Disable - Vista Forums
Crashes indicate network and memory/driver related problems. You still may have problems beyond the power supply.
A driver related issue: Download and install the nForce driver update from NVIDIA DRIVERS 15.56WHQL
Probably some software is utilizing the processor for an instant and then releasing it. Usually a scheduled task or an update will cause such behavior. Possible antivirus installing new definitions? Could also be indexing service?
Index - Enable or Disable - Vista Forums
Crashes indicate network and memory/driver related problems. You still may have problems beyond the power supply.
A driver related issue: Download and install the nForce driver update from NVIDIA DRIVERS 15.56WHQL
ok i didnt have any antiviruis installed yet (im installing MSE right now just to be protected) , are you saying i should turn off Indexing? and i have now installed the NVIDIA Driver that you linked and so what does the network and memory/driver problem mean now and is there a way to solve it?
Last edited by Zeldafan1993; 31 May 2012 at 23:32.
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