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Fritzjavel

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Just installed, and the temp is at 53C regular i havn't tried anything that would max load the GPU, but is this an alright temp for the card, my CPU is also 53 norm, and 60C and max load are theese temps okay???
 
53C is a great temperature, passive or active. It's the load temperatures you'd have to watch out for.

53C is quite high for a CPU... I'd clean out the HSF and reapply thermal paste.
 
what is the HSF??.. and I don't have thermal paste...
now i'm having another problem, my 6200 worked perfectly, but now i thing my PSU doesn't have enough Watt to power it.. also i wanted to know when you look at the back of your computer the PSU section it has a little red thing, with two diff Watt on it, and if i select the higher watt the screen doesn't come on or anything, but if i put it on he lower one then the screen comes oN?? how do you make it so that the hichger watt works ??
 
Fritzjavel said:
what is the HSF??.. and I don't have thermal paste...
now i'm having another problem, my 6200 worked perfectly, but now i thing my PSU doesn't have enough Watt to power it.. also i wanted to know when you look at the back of your computer the PSU section it has a little red thing, with two diff Watt on it, and if i select the higher watt the screen doesn't come on or anything, but if i put it on he lower one then the screen comes oN?? how do you make it so that the hichger watt works ??
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HSF = Heatsink and Fan

Do you mean you don't have extra thermal paste? Because it is required on processors to in between the CPU and HSF.

What you said doesn't make any sense: "PSU doesn't have enough watt", you mean watts. The red switch on the back is not for the wattage, it is the voltage, and DO NOT switch it to 220. 220V is used mainly in Europe, 110-120V is used in the states and a few other countries.
 
Fritzjavel said:
what is the HSF??.. and I don't have thermal paste...
now i'm having another problem, my 6200 worked perfectly, but now i thing my PSU doesn't have enough Watt to power it.. also i wanted to know when you look at the back of your computer the PSU section it has a little red thing, with two diff Watt on it, and if i select the higher watt the screen doesn't come on or anything, but if i put it on he lower one then the screen comes oN?? how do you make it so that the hichger watt works ??
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You'll need to go to Europe to make it work :cool:

You'll need a new PSU alltogether... You can't just use that switch.
 
LOL wow i feel pretty dumb about it, but my brother just ordered me a new PSU for the computer to support my 6200
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817162018
needed a cheap reliable one...anyone has anything better???.. I need it to power
a DVD/CD+-WR, a DVD-+WR/CD+-Wr(they are seperate), one Sata HDD, a Floppy, a eVGA MSI Geforce 6200, a SMD Sempron 2500 @1.8ghz, for about 24hrs use, because my family goes on it when i'm not around, so it's mostly on 24/7, and at night it's DL-ing torrents... any help?
 
my PSU watt is 270watt but i want to be on the safe side, because i'm giving this old thing alittle boost for another year, until i have money to build my own comp. I learned building one saves wayyy more money and a realiable machine then purchasing one..
 
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