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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 14
OS: Windows Vista 64 bit
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So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
Ok, about 3 months ago i built a dollar PC. The specs are:
GTX 280 x2 EVGA Superclocked Quad-Core Intel CPU Yorkfield 2.66 ghz 12 mb cache - q9450 ASUS Striker II 780 I SLI mobo I have RMAed 3 times now and have a 750 watt pc and power cooling PSU 1TB Hard Drive 20x Asus DVD burner/player case:ABS El Diablo x2 G.Skill 2gb 1066 sdram Now ive had this screeching noise from my psu everytime i play a high end game such as crysis. The first 2 PSUs i had were ABS Tagan. First one was 9000 watts, second was 1300. Still had the screeches, so i got a better quality and more amp pc and power cooling 750 watt PSU. It didnt screech in AoC so i guess its fine... WRONG, in Crysis and Forged Alliance it makes the screech again!! Please help |
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Re: So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
First of all, i think you meant 900, not 9000 watts.
Second of all, that's no where NEAR enough juice for two overclocked 280's and a quad-core. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817256041 is what you need to be looking at. |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 14
OS: Windows Vista 64 bit
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Re: So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
You may be right on the wattage end but the amps is all that matters, and i have enough for that. If not I am at the bar. yes i did mean 900 hehe sorry about that. If i had a 1300 before why didn't that fix it? So lets push aside the wattage theories and think of another issue. Maybe my motherboard?
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Re: So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
I don't know that much about Tagan PSUs. What I do know is that these are all excellent models:
Seasonic – Any Model Corsair – Any Model PC Power & Cooling – Any Model Thermaltake – “Toughpower” Series Only Coolermaster – “Real Power Pro” Series Only Silverstone – Any Model Advertised wattages of a junk PSU will be no where near actual output of the PSU. The Silverstone 1200w should run what you have. And, you never want to be "at the bar" with PSUs. NEVER EVER EVER skimp on a PSU. |
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Moderator, Hardware Team
Join Date: May 2008
Location: S.E. Pennsylvania
Posts: 18,770
OS: Win7
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Re: So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
750 isn't enough for 2 GTX280's want to find out pull one out and play Crysis you might even find the frame rates go up, depending on screen size/resolution.
And the 7xx series boards are picky/buggy about memory spd, timings among other things almost seems as if no two like the same setup. |
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: S.E. Pennsylvania
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Re: So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
There is nothing to adjust in the Bios that will make the PSU stop screeching it's making the noise because it being overworked. Try running it one 1 card and see if it stops.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 21
OS: vista 32bit
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Re: So I built a gaming PC. What now... HELP!!!
hey man listen to wrench. my friend was running a similar machine, the cards were getting to hot and where sucking to much power. he took out one and now his pc runs better than with 2.
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