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help with psu
Name: Troy Date: May 10, 2003 at 16:42:53 Pacific OS: winXP home CPU/Ram: 2.53ghz@2.6ghz/1024mb
Comment:
what is the best psu for my system becuase my turbolink 420watt is giving me trouble when i play games the +3.3v goes goes down to 2.992v and idle it stays at 3.072 my pc: asus p4b533-e mobo 1024mb of ram 2100 maxtor 7200rpm 60gig hd gforce ti 4600 sound blaster audigy gamer sound card Thank you for the help
you should get a meter and test it yourself or maybe its time to get a new power supply mine is similar to yours, if your computer works fine, don't fix it
well its making my pc beep hi/low pitches when i play planetside and its getting annoying
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Response Number 3
Name: PC Bob Date: May 10, 2003 at 18:24:43 Pacific
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The supply isn't regulating properly, as you indicated. It will probably cost more to repair than to replace. I would look for a new supply with 450 watts. If you continue to use it, it may damage your system. Low voltage can be as bad as high voltages.
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