HELP PSU OVER BY 77W!!!!!

sagaboy2 · 16 Feb 2006 at 20:59

Just checked something.

Using the specs of:

3000 (stock)
2x stick geil 512
6200 TC (lent by me)
2x sata hhds
2x 92 mm fans
1x 120mm fan
2x usb devices

The top load is 301W with 100%cpu and 100% PSU load.

just using windows should keep it under the 300W mark.

possum · 16 Feb 2006 at 21:09

sagaboy2 said:
Just checked something.

Using the specs of:

3000 (stock)
2x stick geil 512
6200 TC (lent by me)
2x sata hhds
2x 92 mm fans
1x 120mm fan
2x usb devices

The top load is 301W with 100%cpu and 100% PSU load.

just using windows should keep it under the 300W mark.

that is more of an option than underclocking *heart skips a beat*

SkeeterUK · 16 Feb 2006 at 21:11

since you might not be gamign with the rig try taking 1x 512 stick out of comp till ** new psu arrives. It will knock about 12w off. And as i think the above suggested as he didnt list it, knock the dvdrw off ** psu by not using it and it should save u erm i think about 20w or somit.

sagaboy2 · 16 Feb 2006 at 21:12

LOOK WHAT I FOUND

350W (335W actual) Casebuy PSU :confused:

Might keep you going for a while. But has short cables so lets hope it fits in your case. Its ment for a media desktop PC.

basmic · 16 Feb 2006 at 21:12

Most voltages will seem to fluctuate - if they do so by more than .1v when idling, I would be concerned.

sagaboy2 · 16 Feb 2006 at 21:14

Thats zacly what its doing. *sighz*

*edit*

Post below.

Onboard *shivers* 6100

possum · 16 Feb 2006 at 21:14

basmic said:
Most voltages will seem to fluctuate - if they do so by more than .1v when idling, I would be concerned.

o it is goin by more than .1 also i couldtry using my onboard graphics and NOT removing my ram