Summary: I tried the wood idea and i didn't help. I just felt my power suply and isn't really that hot. The Core Voltage is about 1.5V. Everything else looks n...
Summary: I just replaced my power supply with a 330W TruePower supply by antec. Now my computer is running much hotter. I think that the power supply is genera...
Summary: I just put together a new computer. Everything is working fine, except it smelled hot, of course nothing happened its all fine, but when I felt the po...
Summary: please bear with me, I'm not technically savvy. There are three fans. The one attached to the Power Supply, Another on the back of the unit under ...
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: Anefan, We are not talking about broad usage fans here, we are talking about power supply fans. I have never seen a power supply fan that did anythin...
Summary: I recently took apart my computer for a good cleaning. When I removed toe cpu heatsink it pulled off the processor. I reinstalled eveything back int...
Summary: here is my situation: i was burning a dvd so i thought it would take awhile and i went to watch some tv in the other room while its copying. After 30m...
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: hi, the fan in my power supply is not working inspite of repeated pushes with the help of a screw driver. i tried to disable the bios power ma...
Summary: I'm running a P4 3ghz system, 2gb ram, 4 hard drives and two PCI express Geforce 7600GT video cards in SLI configuration. Sometimes my pc doesn't pos...
Summary: The other day, I smelled something in my room, something like a burning electronic component, but I didn't know what it was, so I just ignored. Later ...
Summary: The fan in the power supply is essential for removing the heat produced by the power supply, and secondarily for removing some of the heat inside you...
Summary: I bought a barebones pc of internet around 4-5 years ago and I don't even know what motherboard it is now and for last several months the cpu fan has ...
Summary: You could test to see if your problem is that your power supply is having trouble meeting the load you are putting on it by disconnecting a few things...
Summary: Jeremy: $120 for a replacement Compaq power supply? That must be direct from Compaq. I suggest you do some google searches. There are other parts/mode...
Summary: Hello, I'm having a strange problem and I hope someone can help me. Last week the Power Supply in my computer burned out. It was a 350 Watt standard s...
Summary: Okay, PC not turning on, what so ever!! no turning of the fan, no post!!! nothing!!! I am thinking Power Supply is dead, due to power surge maybe!? al...
Summary: Ok, was looking for a generic answer, but you guys are too smart. Say it's a relatively new (Compaq/Dell) rack server in the USA. Really trying to fi...
Summary: Alright, here's my story. I was just checking my e-mail when the phone rang. I left my comp to get the phone and when I came back, it was off. I was e...
Summary: I believe you can use any 500 or 600 series power supply. Please note: The power supply is worth much more than the printer. The ink is worth much mo...
Summary: It `could' be the power supply, but just becuse the fan isn't running doesn't prove it. The motherboard kinda controls the power supply. If the mother...
Summary: The machine is an HP Pavillion XT936, w/ onboard video and sound, about 2 years old. Running fine until now. It powers up but no video signal, no HD ...
Summary: Hi all! I was wondering is a 300 Watt power supply is enough for: -Pentium 4 3,- Ghz (Northwoord) -Intel Pentium D865 Perl motherboard -Aopen CD-rom -...
Summary: I was playing a video game last night when the graphics became corrupt. Since I was playing the game for awhile i figured my pc might be overheating ...
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