Summary: EMachines are low end computers. Their mboards are made by a Korean company called Trigem - the computer system may have also been assemled by them in...
Summary: I have this older motherboard shuttle ak32v, rock solid "old trusty" always boots with win 98 SE installed. This mobo only has the 20 pin connector f...
Summary: My pc died last week, just stopped working, for no apparent reason. No power at all to the pc. I looked inside and there is a little green light wh...
Summary: So on an old PIII, the PSU died. I confirmed that this was the problem by hooking up a different supply and having it boot just fine. I then hooked ...
Summary: Not all power supplies "work" with all hardware. If the plugs and connectors match, you can only plug them in one way (without a hammer and crow bar.)...
Summary: Hi, I hope this is an acurate description of my problem. I have upgraded to a new PC. This is fine. I am selling my old one to my best friend. The ol...
Summary: This makes no sense. Since i put my new computer together about 2 weeks ago it's acted strange. It's got a more-than-powerful-enough power supply, and...
Summary: This is the message I just sent to Antec tech support, I was wondering what you guys thought about the situation: About a week ago, I had three hard d...
Summary: I've had a mystifying and irritating problem with my machine for quite a while now. Periodically, with no warning, my computer will just completel...
Summary: well technically you don't use every perhipheral at one time, if you did your PSU would surely die. Also, not all power supplies are 'rated' the same....
Summary: Hi, hoping someone can help! Computer - p4 2 ghz, 256 mg ram, asus motherboard (onboard sound, vid and lan), one hdd, one burner, one dvd player, flop...
Summary: My HP Pavilion 4535 has had a "loud" power supply fan for about 2 years. My parents have the same model computer, and it is much quieter. Mine has b...
Summary: greetings all, I think i am having a problem with my power supply and i just wanted to double check before i go get a new one. for about a month now ...
Summary: I got a computer and it had a blown 300W power supply. Exactly what caused it is unknown, and i assume it just wore out. Anyway i got another power su...
Summary: My PC , I purchased new in October of 2000 has a 145W power supply. Since I purchased this computer, (at which time I had 0 knowledge of PC's) I ad...
Summary: You can get one with more power with no problems. Just get a good name brand(Antec, Enermax, etc), do not go cheap generic. I know if you have a DELL ...
Summary: First of all, I want to say that I am by NO means an electonics genius. My power supply's fan was making a HIDEOUS buzzing noise. It had actually been...
Summary: Michael I a little confused here ! Why would you want to place a 9600 Pro card into a mother board that has no PRO agp slot ? Does your board have an...
Summary: about 3 weeks ago my pc suddenly would not power up at all. I unplugged the power supply and after waiting 5 minutes or so, plugged it back in and...
Summary: While I was burning a DVD, my pc suddenly powered down and won't start afterwards, I have reset all the connectors from the case to the board to no av...
Summary: Even that won't work. Pins 15 and 14 will operate the switch. Switch mode power supplies need a load, otherwise they go into runaway mode and burn t...
Summary: 350 is perfect. The large gaming machine manufacturers use 340 350 in their systems. The power supply issue seems to get a little out of hand. 400,...
Summary: One morning i woke up and tried to turn my computer on. I pushed the button. Nothing happened. Nothing. No fans started spinning, no noises, no not...
Summary: Don't get a surge protector. They are not worth it. Get a UPS instead. They provide surge protection and will keep a system running. APC make a little...
Summary: I have an HP Pavilion 8670c. I just purchased a new video card that demands more than the 160W offered by the stock power supply. I purchased an Ant...
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