D Doogals Distinguished Dec 5, 2014 72 2 18,645 Dec 29, 2014 #1 Does the "Full Spike Protection" offered by ASRock motherboards prevent a faulty power supply from damaging the board (and other components) if/when it fails?
Does the "Full Spike Protection" offered by ASRock motherboards prevent a faulty power supply from damaging the board (and other components) if/when it fails?
D Doogals Distinguished Dec 5, 2014 72 2 18,645 Dec 29, 2014 #3 So, in theory, I could safely use a cheap power supply and not have to worry about it cooking my system if it dies? I'm looking at the Antec VP450. Upvote 0 Downvote
So, in theory, I could safely use a cheap power supply and not have to worry about it cooking my system if it dies? I'm looking at the Antec VP450.
matt1-0-1 Reputable Aug 31, 2014 565 0 5,360 Dec 30, 2014 #4 Doogals : So, in theory, I could safely use a cheap power supply and not have to worry about it cooking my system if it dies? I'm looking at the Antec VP450. Well, it's from a reputable brand, but I'm not sure I'd want to risk my money on something without an 80plus rating. What about the EVGA 500W psus? Upvote 0 Downvote
Doogals : So, in theory, I could safely use a cheap power supply and not have to worry about it cooking my system if it dies? I'm looking at the Antec VP450. Well, it's from a reputable brand, but I'm not sure I'd want to risk my money on something without an 80plus rating. What about the EVGA 500W psus?