Recent content by Danrley

Maybe it's a soldering bad contact (Cold Soldering) on slots, or damaged tracks on PCB, or a matter with BIOS, or even the disk. On hypothesis of updating BIOS, it's better doing this on a laptop than on a desktop without a no-break! :giggle: If lose the AC power when updating BIOS on a desktop...

First thing of all, if you has an overheating on hardware, you need solve this, maybe is required use liquid metal, but if don't know how use this well, it can damage your MoBo if leaks, at least try a 12W/mk or more thermal paste to try solve the overheating, observe the hardware behavior with...

As I see, if have intentions of building a PC that won't stop on the most important moment that needs it (an main enterprise PC), a strategy can be putting an over dimensioned good PSU, because they trends to have low heat this way, and with low heat, the caps lasts more time, the transistors...

I never thought my over voltage protection of CX 600 on my main PC could fail.

Thanks, I'd never know this if you didn't talk!😁

Yeah, it's a minefield when we don't really know the all power the system sips, the manufacturer recommend an PSU to all system, but we don't know their system reference to use with the GPU. This is why is better take the more powerful we can.

FDD power is a mini molex, it has 2 grounds, one +5VDC, and one +12VDC, I think the black and white wire may be the "Special wiring" I see on description.

Thank ya, this PSU is better than a lot of bad ones at same price, it's not for my main PC, for this I have a Corsair CX 600, and Corsair PSU are made by SeaSonic, this model of picture is so heavy comparing to the other PSU of "Same power" and bigger then this on picture, and this PSU really is...

PSUs work better on half of it's total power, but usually, GPUs manufacturers recommend the PSU to all system, it don't means the GPU uses all that power, but all the PC, but the matter is there are many PCs variations.

I'd like to know for what use exists the black and white cable on SeaSonic PSUs. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CbjCNLZ3GAu1xM5EGoech0WpWhywCLw6/view?usp=drivesdk PS.: If the first link don't work, try this: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CZ2X1psmjv6cS3wLaRy7v8Sm9sTjLq1j If even...