Games doesn't work...

Low:

+3.3: 3,23
+5: 5,03
+12: 11,67
-12: -11,94
-5: -4,99

High:

+3.3: 3,38
+5: 5,08
+12: 11,68
-12: -11.61
-5: -4,89

There... :)
 
Hrmm. if you arent comfortable with taking your computer apart I suggest you buy another psu from newegg.com (Antec Tru430w) and either A) Take it to a local shop and have them install it. or B) Get a friend to do it for a 6-pack
If you know what you are doing it takes about 10 minutes. If you are semi-comfortable and willing to learn about computers I suggest you do it yourself.
Just remember, follow all the cords from the psu and remember what hardware required plugs. You cant really mess up, unless you forget to plug something in, but it wont hurt anything. Just do it with caution and you will be ok. PM me if you would like me to go into great detail on how to go about this.
 
Ohh sorry...I wasn't sure what PSU means, but i have build my comp on my own so i can remove and install parts by my self...Do you really think that Power isn't good enough to run my hardware?
 
In my opinion nope.. and im betting its your problem.

Either that or your video card is overheating.

But with that low of a PSU and those rails, im leaning towards the psu issue.
 
Nope...i haven't OC'ed it, but i'm going to buy that new PSU. I'll report back when i have tested it :) Thanks for helping me (everyone)
 
I havent heard anything about them, that typically means they arent quality. That site you sent shows them out of stock anyway. They sell higher voltage ones I just figured 430w was plenty for your rig. Its really crucial to stick with quality brands though because the advertised voltage doesnt mean jack. Higher than 470 is typically for dual processor boards.

I would get
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-104-982&depa=0
or
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-103-918&depa=0
 
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