Recent content by chaibuner

Your PSU is definitely capable of giving enough juice to your components. I don't believe your PSU is the problem here, but it wouldn't hurt to try a known good one and test it. The I7 6700k should go up to about 83 watts, while your gpu uses a maximum of 250w. It would be very hard for a build...

It may work fresh from the box, but I would wanna buy something high quality. I would spent the extra bucks for a brand new one. I don't believe corsair mfgs power supplys so it could be unlikely that they were the ones who refurbed it. In any occasion, its the last component you should...

Thank you, but I've been through the list without success.

Could be many things, but since this a new build a failing componet isn’t likely. Maybe your cables arent properly seated. RAM could be improperly seated as said above.

Ive been having this issue for a while know and I cant find a reason of it being other than a failing CPU. Ive actually ran to the store multiple times buying a new Motherboard, Powersupply, and RAM. I know for sure the motherboard isnt being grounded. But I couldnt figure out why my CPU at...

After replacing a motherboard, powersupply, and ram Ive gotten this same issue. I know for sure that the motherboard isnt being grounded. Im starting ti run out of ideas on what the problem could be. The LEDs on my motherboard do turn on shortly. Ive reseated everything. Ive tried the PC with...

I bought an NZXT Kraken just for the looks, no plan on overclocking. But I was wondering if my motherboard was compatible with it? Mobo: MSI B360 GAMING PLUS

Im not sure of the brand, but it came with my prebuilt Alienware Aurora r6 an 850w