Tech Support Forum - View Single Post - My computer should be able to run great, shouldn't it?

**linderman** · 03-22-2008, 02:58 PM

I would change your ram Vdimm voltage to 2.75

change your HTT line to 4X

your ram volts are fine

your ram ratio should say 14 on your SPD tab from CPU-Z

I will paste one to demonstrate

your cooler is a zalman 9500 or 9700 thats good / but you need to remove the dust from it with a can of compressed air

your system is capable of delivering much better performance than what you are getting; especially with sli

I would replace the power supply as I think you are starving your cards for power, especially with an overclocked system / overclocking puts alot more stress on the psu >>>>

I would look to the Thermaltake Toughpower 700 watt or 750 watt

Corsair TX-750 is another grreat unit

your generic quailty power supply will cost you wasted money in the end when you start replacing burnt parts

03-22-2008, 02:58 PM	#5 (permalink)
linderman Moderator, Hardware Team Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 14,055 OS: win 2000 pro / Win XP pro My System	Re: My computer should be able to run great, shouldn't it? I would change your ram Vdimm voltage to 2.75 change your HTT line to 4X your ram volts are fine your ram ratio should say 14 on your SPD tab from CPU-Z I will paste one to demonstrate your cooler is a zalman 9500 or 9700 thats good / but you need to remove the dust from it with a can of compressed air your system is capable of delivering much better performance than what you are getting; especially with sli I would replace the power supply as I think you are starving your cards for power, especially with an overclocked system / overclocking puts alot more stress on the psu >>>> I would look to the Thermaltake Toughpower 700 watt or 750 watt Corsair TX-750 is another grreat unit your generic quailty power supply will cost you wasted money in the end when you start replacing burnt parts __________________ If you cant be polite and friendly; then please be silent.