Recent content by CanOfWhoopass

hook up a capacitor between your amp and your PSU. This doesn't trip any safety mechanisms in the PSU/amp and it turns on fine. I used a 1 farad cap, im sure less/more will work too!

I updated my bios, and reset the bios settings to default. I pressed in my graphics card, and made sure all the connections were solid. Still getting this error, and having the motherboard stuck at the B2 status. My solution to this so far, when being stuck in this status, is just reset the...

Oh ok ill try that! Maybe this has something to do with the issue, but i have another problem. Whenever my computer goes to sleep, or my monitor turns off, some windows tend to get resized. My icons would all move too. This is a screenshot of what I'm talking about. The iTunes would be at the...

So i recently built a computer, and everything runs great. Got my software and drivers all loaded up. The weird thing that happens is that whenever i turn off my pc for updates, sometimes when i turn it on, there would be no video signal sent to the display. I won't even hear the windows startup...

so just wondering, why does it start working after i try to turn it on a good 5-10 times? and I had another idea. what if i got terminals and hooked up the power supply to a car battery basically as a capacitor and another terminal from the car battery to the amp?

it was 12.1v on the power line so its right. i mean the setup works as i said. im just trying to see if theres a way to bypass the whole try to turn it on over and over for bout 10 mins

*I'd like to start out that this system works, but there seems to be an issue with turning it on.* picture of my setup: So I'm pretty sure I have all the hardware I need but I ran into a little troubling problem. I have a 15 inch subwoofer powered by a car amp and i have a ATX desktop power...

*I'd like to start out that this system works, but there seems to be an issue with turning it on.* picture of my setup: So I'm pretty sure I have all the hardware I need but I ran into a little troubling problem. I have a 15 inch subwoofer powered by a car amp and i have a ATX desktop power...