Hi Guys,
Just upgraded my system from
Previous: i7 920, Asus PT6-SE, 6gb XMS Corair,250gb Samsung 830 SSD, 2X Spinpoint F3 1TB, 2 X Sapphire 58050's, PSU 750w Powercool,
To : i5 4690k O/C to 4.2ghz, MSI Gaming7, 16GB Kingston Hiper X, 1X MSI 290X Lightning, With Previous PSU,
Now Ive been experiencing problems, First 1 of my F3's Failed, on Spin-up time, at first i thought it just failed due to age of the hard drive, 4 years.
Then i was experiencing a minor graphics hiccup where i would be playing dragon age, Ultra settings, some of the textures would turn artifac pink then instantly after that my monitor would dissconnect then reconnect within a second.
At this point i thought it was my power supply, Got my trusty voltage meter on one of the ends of the 12v rail and it was reading underload in game at 11.4v. Now i thought at this point i would change my psu from the Powercool to a decent Corasair 750w modular, thinking the 12v rail must be failing.
Swapped over to the corsair 750w, Turned everything on. Perfect. rails reading at 12.06v under load in dragonage.
Was sitting watching a film on the sofa, come back to my pc, coming back to a windows alert saying my other F3 was failing!
Now is this damage was caused due to lack of voltage on the previous PSU? Only thing thats wrong with them the spin-up time has failed,
Took the first F3 that failed out of my PC and it sounds like the arm is resting on the platters making a friction noise.
What do you guys think? have you come across an issue like this?
Thanks
Just upgraded my system from
Previous: i7 920, Asus PT6-SE, 6gb XMS Corair,250gb Samsung 830 SSD, 2X Spinpoint F3 1TB, 2 X Sapphire 58050's, PSU 750w Powercool,
To : i5 4690k O/C to 4.2ghz, MSI Gaming7, 16GB Kingston Hiper X, 1X MSI 290X Lightning, With Previous PSU,
Now Ive been experiencing problems, First 1 of my F3's Failed, on Spin-up time, at first i thought it just failed due to age of the hard drive, 4 years.
Then i was experiencing a minor graphics hiccup where i would be playing dragon age, Ultra settings, some of the textures would turn artifac pink then instantly after that my monitor would dissconnect then reconnect within a second.
At this point i thought it was my power supply, Got my trusty voltage meter on one of the ends of the 12v rail and it was reading underload in game at 11.4v. Now i thought at this point i would change my psu from the Powercool to a decent Corasair 750w modular, thinking the 12v rail must be failing.
Swapped over to the corsair 750w, Turned everything on. Perfect. rails reading at 12.06v under load in dragonage.
Was sitting watching a film on the sofa, come back to my pc, coming back to a windows alert saying my other F3 was failing!
Now is this damage was caused due to lack of voltage on the previous PSU? Only thing thats wrong with them the spin-up time has failed,
Took the first F3 that failed out of my PC and it sounds like the arm is resting on the platters making a friction noise.
What do you guys think? have you come across an issue like this?
Thanks

