Question Psu bsod

[ZefferRain]

Does psu cause different bsod?Ive been getting 4-5 different bsod some don't have error stop code is this also cause of psu since its gonna be 5 years in April,and my computer run fine after getting a bsod then after a hours of using the computer i get bsod again.

 

[lvt]

Maybe, but I found it rather rare.

Most of power related issues are usually triggered by motherboard's faulty VRM or bad capacitors.

If a PSU is faulty, the computer is unlikely to start at first.

 

[ZefferRain]

Thanks for the information, so its about motherboard?My computer run fine for hours tho.

 

[--SID--]

Does psu cause different bsod?

No. It's mostly the motherboard or RAM.

What are the systemspecs includes the brand and model of the PSU?

 

[ZefferRain]

No. It's mostly the motherboard or RAM.

What are the systemspecs includes the brand and model of the PSU?

Bosston 700W Model:Ek and my ram is good.

 

[ZefferRain]

Here my systemspecs
Device name DESKTOP-K0BDBKG
Processor AMD A8-9600 RADEON R7, 10 COMPUTE CORES 4C+6G 3.10 GHz
Installed RAM 8.00 GB (7.45 GB usable)
Device ID 5DAE2CCA-1230-4A69-8EE0-098F52B4485A
Product ID 00326-10000-00000-AA000
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display

 

[Archaic59]

Bosston 700W Model:Ek and my ram is good.

OMG! Is this your PSU? Bosston 700W EK588
It only has 9 amps on +12 volt making it effectively a 100 watt PSU. Replace that thing right away with a brand name 450-550 watt model from Corsair or Seasonic. Whether or not it fixes your bsod issue doesn't matter. You need to replace that PSU.

 

[ZefferRain]

OMG! Is this your PSU? Bosston 700W EK588
It only has 9 amps on +12 volt making it effectively a 100 watt PSU. Replace that thing right away with a brand name 450-550 watt model from Corsair or Seasonic. Whether or not it fixes your bsod issue doesn't matter. You need to replace that PSU.

Thanks for the information,Ive been using this PSU without knowing it.Ive already order a new Corsair Cv450 last day.

 

[jonnyguru]

OMG! Is this your PSU? Bosston 700W EK588
It only has 9 amps on +12 volt making it effectively a 100 watt PSU. Replace that thing right away with a brand name 450-550 watt model from Corsair or Seasonic. Whether or not it fixes your bsod issue doesn't matter. You need to replace that PSU.

WOW! I haven't seen a PSU that bad in AGES!!!!!! Where did they even come up with "700W"?!?!

I checked the URL. Dead. Probably got sued out of existance.

 

[ZefferRain]

May i ask if this extra psu of mine is good Its an Rgb Series 500watts from bosston?

 

[DSzymborski]

May i ask if this extra psu of mine is good Its an Rgb Series 500watts from bosston?

It most certainly is not.

This company doesn't sell any PSUs that are even good paperweights. Fake wattages, no protections, the cheapest parts they could source on the oldest design. They sell a ton of this junk to unsuspecting computer users in the SE Asia who are either hoping to save money or are unaware just what junk PSUs do to a PC either suddenly or over time.

 

[ZefferRain]

It most certainly is not.

This company doesn't sell any PSUs that are even good paperweights. Fake wattages, no protections, the cheapest parts they could source on the oldest design. They sell a ton of this junk to unsuspecting computer users in the SE Asia who are either hoping to save money or are unaware just what junk PSUs do to a PC either suddenly or over time.

I see thanks for the information never thought that bosston cpu is bad.

 

[jonnyguru]

May i ask if this extra psu of mine is good Its an Rgb Series 500watts from bosston?

No. Do not use ANY Bosston products. EVER. They went out of business for a reason.

 

[carocuore]

OMG! Is this your PSU? Bosston 700W EK588
It only has 9 amps on +12 volt making it effectively a 100 watt PSU. Replace that thing right away with a brand name 450-550 watt model from Corsair or Seasonic. Whether or not it fixes your bsod issue doesn't matter. You need to replace that PSU.

I've seen terrible PSUs before, but this? this is next level terrible. Gaming Power....

No. Do not use ANY Bosston products. EVER. They went out of business for a reason.

Sike, you thought. The URL on the psu label redirects to certain... adults only chinese website BUT they're still on facebook and selling dirt quality peripherals, PSUs (including the one from this post for about $13) and cases.

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And in this site https://www.lazada.com.ph/shop/bosston which seems to be some kind of philippines ebay, I've seen users from said country mention it on various threads.

You're gonna like this one, their premium power supply
"For electricity and health"

Though I doubt your health will improve after it shocks you.

Not sure where to check the 80+ compliance but that label must be super fake.

 

[jonnyguru]

Sike, you thought. The URL on the psu label redirects to certain... adults only chinese website BUT they're still on facebook and selling dirt quality peripherals, PSUs (including the one from this post for about $13) and cases.

Yeah. I saw the Chineses pr0n. And the newest Facebook post seems to be from two years ago. This company probably burned down a couple dozen houses and decided to pull the plug before everyone at corporate went to prison.

 

[carocuore]

Yeah. I saw the Chineses pr0n. And the newest Facebook post seems to be from two years ago. This company probably burned down a couple dozen houses and decided to pull the plug before everyone at corporate went to prison.

Weird. It shows me a Happy valentine's day post from Feb 13, oh nothing like getting your valentine a cheap RGB keyboard... then another one from Feb 15 about speakers. I don't have an account so maybe I'm getting a different feed than you idk.

Companies like that are popular in south america as well, there are no regulations that prevent you from selling a 200W PSU that says "700W" and nobody cares enough to sue them, even if someone did the company could simply say the user misread the label and that 700W is actually the model number and get away with it.
It's about selling the worst possible products at the lowest prices to catch unaware people, and boy they do that a lot.

I've dissected similar units and they're as barebones as possible, not even a fuse as a protection so power will keep going until it catches fire and the thin as a hair AC input wires short and pop a mains fuse.
Same goes for all kind of appliances, people use them a few times, they break and end up at the garbage bin, sellers offer no warranty at all so it's not like one can go and complain or ask for a replacement.

They don't go out of business, the lack of regulations allows them to keep operating and flooding the third world markets with trash.

As for the OP, hope he can get something better.

 

[jonnyguru]

Companies like that are popular in south america as well

I know. I'm guilt of working for one of them when I was much younger. I think it was my second job in the industry (first being working for a small mom and pop).

We would ship stuff to LATA from Miami knowing that it wouldn't last more than a year, and only give it a year warranty. For example: For a PSU, we would do a burn in test. If it passed, we'd make it cheaper (cost down) and test it again. We'd continue this cycle until the PSU blew up. We would then reverse the last thing we changed and make that the "official product".