i ordered this PSU: http://www.sentey.com/en/scp750-hm because my current psu:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817339009&cm_re=HEC_585-_-17-339-009-_-Product cant handle running my Phenom II x4 B50 and my Radeon HD 7950 within about 30 minutes of gaming it just shuts off pc, so i was thinking it was the psu, and am wondering if you think that is the problem and if the new 1 i ordered will suffice, thanks in advance
Power Supply question
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I think your new PSU if you have already ordered it then it will handle it
No need to worry.
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Only credible review I can find of a sentey psu says it's good.
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Sentey-SDP850-SS-Power-Supply-Review/1806/12
Still I would buy a seasonic or xfx or anything from tier 1, 2A orr 2B here.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html
The Old one you had is terrible. Good to get rid of it.
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Sentey-SDP850-SS-Power-Supply-Review/1806/12
Still I would buy a seasonic or xfx or anything from tier 1, 2A orr 2B here.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html
The Old one you had is terrible. Good to get rid of it.
yea i had this piece of crap psu for over 5 years and just upgraded the processor but i got the sentey psu because it states its 85% efficient and was only $35 new on an auction site (109 retail)
My current System:
Hec Orion HP585D 585w psu (doubt it can pull 400)
Amd Phenom II x4 B50
Biostar TA880GU3+ AM3 Motherboard
8 Gigs 1333Mhz Nanya Technologies ram
Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3g dual-x w boost
Crucial 250 gig SSD
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Btw, I remember some older servers we had in our company's datacenter had Sentey PSU's, and they were good. So I would say they make good PSU's because I haven't seen anything negative for them.
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
Bluemoon_9 :
Btw, I remember some older servers we had in our company's datacenter had Sentey PSU's, and they were good. So I would say they make good PSU's because I haven't seen anything negative for them.
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
yea, i didnt see any bad reviews anywhere from the sentey and im sure they just dont slap 80 plus certifications on any psu and i think a 350 watt 80 plus psu is better than my current 1 LOL
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RyNo420 :
Bluemoon_9 :
Btw, I remember some older servers we had in our company's datacenter had Sentey PSU's, and they were good. So I would say they make good PSU's because I haven't seen anything negative for them.
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
yea, i didnt see any bad reviews anywhere from the sentey and im sure they just dont slap 80 plus certifications on any psu and i think a 350 watt 80 plus psu is better than my current 1 LOL
Actually, in the market there are too many psu's with fake power rating and false certification claims. That is why I am conservative while recommending PSU's I just saw a johnnyguru review, where the sentey psu is made by superflower.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story5&reid=234
I would say you made a very good choice
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Bluemoon_9 :
RyNo420 :
Bluemoon_9 :
Btw, I remember some older servers we had in our company's datacenter had Sentey PSU's, and they were good. So I would say they make good PSU's because I haven't seen anything negative for them.
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
A proper 750 PSU can run two of your systems
yea, i didnt see any bad reviews anywhere from the sentey and im sure they just dont slap 80 plus certifications on any psu and i think a 350 watt 80 plus psu is better than my current 1 LOL
Actually, in the market there are too many psu's with fake power rating and false certification claims. That is why I am conservative while recommending PSU's I just saw a johnnyguru review, where the sentey psu is made by superflower.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story5&reid=234
I would say you made a very good choice
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yea i will let you guys know how it runs when i get my new psu!! THANKS AGAIN
UPDATE: I got the sentey psu and it is working beautiful, and i read that ppl say psu does not/will not increase performance but IT DID!!!!
im assuming the performance increase is because my old pos power supply was barely keeping my gpu awake, but this one is making my gpu feel like its at the buffet!!!!!TRENDING THREADS
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