+2.5V Rail Running @ 1.14V

SubDude199

SubDude199

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This is bad right?.. This is a fairly new PSU.. Should it be returned?..
 
none taken.. I knew I was not going to get anything amazing for $19.. I just seen 400 watt and bought it.. I think I will order that.. its only $50 and it might fix my vid card problems..


So that definatly is not good (the voltages were seeing?)
 
To be honest I don't know the exact effect on your system but it can't be good. I would still wait and see what other have to say.
 
ok.. well thanks for the input.. and the link to the PSU.. gotta love newegg and tigerdirect!

I prefer TG seeing as they are 1 state line away.. if i order before midnight i get my stuff the next day at 11AM
 
Lol, good. Guess I could've looked at the first post image, it says your CPU is like 29. :P My computer's PSU is a cheap generic brand, but all the voltages are around what the rail's are. Something is wrong with yours I think. Definatelly try a new one.
 
it makes me wonder why they sell them in 10 packs. maybe 10 would last as long as one decent one, lol. :D
 
pdc76 said:
it makes me wonder why they sell them in 10 packs. maybe 10 would last as long as one decent one, lol. :D
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Actually no those are good psu's the multipacks are for when your building multiple computers :P HEC used to make antec psu's believe me they are quality. :D
 
Just make sure it has all the connections that you need so you don't end up with a 24 pin psu and a 20 pin motherboard :D But ya you could even go with the 485 watt its plenty of power from your system.
 
yea.. I think i will.. im not ever gonna need that much power.. i will save a bit on the electric bill going a little smaller wont I.. then again, 100 extra watts for $5.. how can i say no.. :-)


will those watts raise power use.. or is it only sucking the power when its using more?, if it will not raise my bill I will go for the 585 :-)
 
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