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E4g1e said:And looking at the OP's configuration, even if that HP-P500w unit is up to spec, IThat's because it puts too much power on the +5V rail and too little combined power on the dual +12V rails. It may have dual 20A +12V rails, but the combined +12V capacity is only 29A (that spec is on the PSU's label)!And the X1900 series cards are some of the most power-hungry graphics cards on the market. Thus, the 29A combined +12V capacity is nowhere near enough to run dual X1900 series cards.
walwalka said:i always thought that Fsp's where really bad power supplies
walwalka said:as of right now im thinking that power supplies are a personal prefence i mean yea just about everything seem to be that way in the computer industry
walwalka said:ok everything is personal prefence because some people like Nvidia and some like ATI or the same with intel and AMD
You are about 90% wrong.walwalka said:as of right now im thinking that power supplies are a personal prefence i mean yea just about everything seem to be that way in the computer industry
walwalka said:ok everything is personal prefence because some people like Nvidia and some like ATI or the same with intel and AMD
DFI PSU Guide: http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10854A64 3700@2.6GHz
2GB G.skill DDR 400
2x 150 GB Raptors
DFI Lanparty UT CFX3200-DR
2x ATI Radeon X1900 512MB
CM Stacker 810
ZALMAN CNPS9500
walwalka said:im not on the market right now so to speak but what really is a good power supply
i have heard all these people saying the hipro HP-500w for like 36 bucks is a pretty good one
walwalka said:im not on the market for this rig i have a pc cooling psu for this