Do I need to download driver or update Bios after upgrading new PSU?


  1. draptak
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
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    Do I need to download driver or update Bios after upgrading new PSU?


    I was getting a system crash with my new GTX 770 when I had a 600w PSU with 34amps on the rail.

    So I upgraded my PSU to 750w (CX750M) with 62amps on the rail. The GTX 770 requires that it has 42amps. So my 62amps is enough.

    But I'm still getting system crashes when playing a game.

    Any solution?
    Thank you
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  3. TVeblen
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    Windows 7 64 Bit Home Premium SP1
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    Power supplies do not require a driver and are not affected by the BIOS version.

    You may have a different problem. If you can post the error messages from the crash here that may provide some clues, or you could post in the BSOD Help and Support Forum. Follow their posting instructions to get the best help.

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