[SOLVED] problem with system but I am not sure what is cause

[technicaltutorials84]

Hello friends

I have already ask this question in different category but not received satisfied answer.

Problem is that when i use load on system with my gpu (gtx 750ti) my psu failed (Local brand). I last time my display IC was burned.

I am confusing because I don't know that is this my gpu fault or my psu failed or my ram casue.

I am using three different types of ram i.e.
Samsung 1600 mhz
Consistant 1300 mhz
and some other 1600 mhz
these all work on different cas latency

is it possible the ram also cause of system failure

So, what should i do? Change only psu, change only ram (Kit) or change both

my system is
i5 3330
motherboard H77m d3h
8gb ram (according to above)
500gb barracuda
psu non branded

thanks

 

[Colif]

i would blame the PSU for being low quality over ram causing it to die any day of the week.

So i would replace PSU first and if you keep getting random errors, change the ram as well.

you asked about a new PSU in Feb: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/issuing-with-power-suppy.3450489/#post-20870870

 

[technicaltutorials84]

i would blame the PSU for being low quality over ram causing it to die any day of the week.

So i would replace PSU first and if you keep getting random errors, change the ram as well.

you asked about a new PSU in Feb: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/issuing-with-power-suppy.3450489/#post-20870870

Thanks for reply
But my card only 60 watts and whole pc 350 whatts
And my PSU 550

 

[Colif]

often what cheap brands say their wattage is, doesn't actually match what PSU is capable of. They can be far less and can cause damage to other parts in PC if they fail while they are put under a load they can't achieve.

Did you buy one of the PSU suggested in older question?

 

[technicaltutorials84]

often what cheap brands say their wattage is, doesn't actually match what PSU is capable of. They can be far less and can cause damage to other parts in PC if they fail while they are put under a load they can't achieve.

Did you buy one of the PSU suggested in older question?

Thanks for help