PSU problem, maybe?

[JackAss69]

I have just rebuilt my system with new everything and Im posting the screens from HWMonitor which looks a bit odd in the power department. Sorry I meant everything new apart from the PSU which I know is not the best on the market but I thought 520W would be more than enough for the components. Anyway the new parts are -

AMD FX 6300
GTX 660
HyperX SSD 120GB
Gigabyte 970A-DS3
6GB HyperX Fury

Im just looking to see if the values are ok or "normal" for the PSU?

Edit: just realised I need to post pics on external site

Just realised I dont know any external sites....... anyone?

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Edit: Images are now there, the PSU is a Trust 520W, dont know the model number but I thought 520W was plenty.

 

[Lightening02]

imgur is one possible place to post pics.

As for the PSU, could you give more information about it? 520W should be enough.

 

[Georgivs]

Could you tell the psu model?

 

[JackAss69]

Sorry Georgivs, dont know the model number.

 

[Lightening02]

Sorry Georgivs, dont know the model number.

Does it say anything on it? Brand? Efficiency rating? Anything?

 

[JackAss69]

In my edit I say its a Trust 520W, the model number is PW-5550 I think.

 

[Lightening02]

In my edit I say its a Trust 520W, the model number is PW-5550 I think.

I can't find almost anything about it and I've never heard of the brand. It's probably very low quality. It'd be a good idea to get something higher quality. This one would work nicely. https://pcpartpicker.com/product/TgW9TW/seasonic-power-supply-m12ii520bronze

 

[JackAss69]

In the first post is the pic for the voltages, I was just wondering if they were ok to get by. I just spent enough on the rest of the parts and I know they are cheap but for now I will have to stick with what I got.

Edit: But that is a great price for a modular lol.

 

[Lightening02]

In the first post is the pic for the voltages, I was just wondering if they were ok to get by. I just spent enough on the rest of the parts and I know they are cheap but for now I will have to stick with what I got.

Edit: But that is a great price for a modular lol.

The voltages seem fine, but don't be too surprised if you run into some problems with that PSU later. I wouldn't try to do any kind of overclocking with it at all, if you had something like that in mind.

 

[JackAss69]

nnnooo, all I had in mind was to buy a new PSU, but if the low voltages seem ok then I will get one asap Probably the seasonic one thats looks good, thanks for all the help.

Edit: This can be marked as solved and/or deleted.

 

[Lightening02]

nnnooo, all I had in mind was to buy a new PSU, but if the low voltages seem ok then I will get one asap Probably the seasonic one thats looks good, thanks for all the help.

Edit: This can be marked as solved and/or deleted.

I can't mark it as solved, but if you select the best answer, that'll effectively do it.

 

[Georgivs]

On stiker of this PSU found on google written that 12V1 has 12A(CPU line i suppose) and 12V2 has 16A. In sum it is about 336W on a major power line. It is not enough (for PSUs with this build quality ). IMHO
Follow Lightening02's advice and buy recommended PSU.

 

[Vic 40]

Voltages in the pics aren't fine,but if they really were like that wouldn't the pc be running.I suspect,and remember from a previous thread,that the sensors on the motherboard aren't read well so you can't rely on a tool like that.
The only way to really know how the voltages are is looking with a multimeter.

Trust is an awfull brand for psu's so i agree on getting a better psu as said above.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

That is a very very poor quality PSU , you need a reliable branded unit.