PSU causing power outtage?

[Shubham Bhirud]

I have a Circle 600W PSU.
I recently upgraded to a GTX 970, and 8 GB ram. After that, whenever I try to play GTA V, the power in the whole house turns off.

My config is:
Processor: AMD FX 6300 @ 4GHz
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB
GPU: MSi Armor 2x GTX 970
HDD: WD Caviar Black 1TB
Motherboard: Gigabyte 970A-DS3P
A DVD RW
Cooler Master TX3 evo CPU cooler
1 LED 120mm fan
1 normal 120mm Fan
And a cheap USB powered speaker.


This might be caused because of Air conditioning running at the same time, but I don't have access to the A/C controls.[Doesn't happen if the PC is off.] If the PSU is indeed the problem, which one should I buy? I stay in India, and only have access to Flipkart, Snapdeal, and Amazon.in stores. Also, I just spent a lot of money on the GPU and the RAM and the Cooler, so I'd really prefer the cheapest solution.

Thanks!

 

[spamoo1234]

Sounds like the breaker connected with whatever wall receptacle you are using to power your rig is not rated for the amps you are trying to pull from it

 

[ko888]

Does the PC work if the air conditioner is off? If the answer is yes then the wiring and circuit breaker/fuse in your house is insufficient to handle the electrical load being placed on it. Is the whole house on one circuit? If the house has multiple circuits then you can plug the PC into a different circuit from the the one that the air conditioner is running on.