I didn't understand back then what a PSU is or rather how much WATT do I need. I just gave a friend who knows about these stuff my specifications. I didn't even choose a case, he did. Eitherway, he built it on a case that I think has a built in PSU. Maybe it wasn't and he actually bought one and put it, it's 1000W.
My question is that, how do I know if it's legit/not fake/counterfeit whatever the hell you want to call it. I can just plug in my GTX 750 Ti, I'm just afraid that maybe WHEN the PSU stops working/blow up or do whatever it is gonna do at that exact time when it dies, it's gonna hurt my PC components, damage anything at all.
Suggestions? Here's an image of my PSU. http://i.imgur.com/nUDWrvJ.jpg
Also, here's my build if it helps:
1)Motherboard: GIGABYTE H61M-S2P
2)PSU:Model: Double SATA - 1000W http://i.imgur.com/nUDWrvJ.jpg
3)Procesosr: Intel Core i3 2100 3.10 GHZ
4)Monitor Resolution:1680x1050 (No HDMI)
5)OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
6)RAM: 4GB DDR3 Kingston/K.box (it's written Kingston on CPU-Z but on the pack itself it's written K.BOX)
EDIT: Oh no I accidentally posted this on components, anyone care to move it? I can't seem to delete it
EDIT 2: You guys don't understand, I'm on a really really tight budget! I wanted to buy a gt 730 at first but I decided for a better one so I squeezed and squeezed until I got it, I'm still trying to look for a cheaper one than the one I found, things here are overpriced as hell. This PSU has been working amazingly for 3 years now and all of that while I was playing modern games on the Intel HD Graphics 2000 of the i3 2100. Games like Far Cry 3, BF3, Dead Space franchise and a lot more. I don't think I will be able to buy a PSU unless I decide to go for a gt 730. What's going to be the problem if I put in a graphics card? Will the PSU die and kill all of my PC with it? Suggestions and best solution plz ;~;
http://www.egprices.com/en/category/computers/power-supplies?cat=1&sub=18&sortby=price_asc
Find the cheapest good PSU from there please
My question is that, how do I know if it's legit/not fake/counterfeit whatever the hell you want to call it. I can just plug in my GTX 750 Ti, I'm just afraid that maybe WHEN the PSU stops working/blow up or do whatever it is gonna do at that exact time when it dies, it's gonna hurt my PC components, damage anything at all.
Suggestions? Here's an image of my PSU. http://i.imgur.com/nUDWrvJ.jpg
Also, here's my build if it helps:
1)Motherboard: GIGABYTE H61M-S2P
2)PSU:Model: Double SATA - 1000W http://i.imgur.com/nUDWrvJ.jpg
3)Procesosr: Intel Core i3 2100 3.10 GHZ
4)Monitor Resolution:1680x1050 (No HDMI)
5)OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
6)RAM: 4GB DDR3 Kingston/K.box (it's written Kingston on CPU-Z but on the pack itself it's written K.BOX)
EDIT: Oh no I accidentally posted this on components, anyone care to move it? I can't seem to delete it
EDIT 2: You guys don't understand, I'm on a really really tight budget! I wanted to buy a gt 730 at first but I decided for a better one so I squeezed and squeezed until I got it, I'm still trying to look for a cheaper one than the one I found, things here are overpriced as hell. This PSU has been working amazingly for 3 years now and all of that while I was playing modern games on the Intel HD Graphics 2000 of the i3 2100. Games like Far Cry 3, BF3, Dead Space franchise and a lot more. I don't think I will be able to buy a PSU unless I decide to go for a gt 730. What's going to be the problem if I put in a graphics card? Will the PSU die and kill all of my PC with it? Suggestions and best solution plz ;~;
http://www.egprices.com/en/category/computers/power-supplies?cat=1&sub=18&sortby=price_asc
Find the cheapest good PSU from there please