I built my own Desktop PC it has a Full Tower Thermaltake Chaser MK-I http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Chassis/Full_Tower_/Chaser/C_00001719/Chaser_MK_I/design.htm
and Ultra X4 750-Watt Modular Power Supply V2 - 135mm Fan, ATX, 80+ Bronze, Active PFC, NVIDIA SLI & ATI Crossfire Certifications, Vibration Dampener, Cables, 3-Year Warranty
ASus Crosshair V Formula-Z motherboard with AM3+ AMD CPU 8 cores 4.70GHZ set to Default setting 2 and runs smooth at 5170MHZ
liquid cooling Crosair H1001 system cooler. has 2 120 x 120 x 25 mm fans
video card: Radeon XFX R9 270X UEFI graphics card.
32GB Patriot Viper 3 Black Mamba PV332G160C9QK 32GB Memory Module Quad Kit - DDR3, 4x8GB, 1600MHz, XMP 1.3, RoHS Compliant
1. HP DVDRom RW
fans:
4 Large Low Noise High Performance Fan: 800 RPM
- Powerful Airflow Maximize the Cooling in Chassis
- 3-pin to 4-pin connector to connect Power Supply.
- *Suitable for Cases with clearance dimension of 200 x 200 x 30mm
2 of these fans are on top sucking cool air in.
1 120 x 120 x 25 mm fan
now with all these items installed and running of a 750 watt power supply.
would this be taking up to much power and cause my old HHD drives to fail from lose of power ?
cause I have 1 sort going on me now thats a 3TB WD drive.
and well it shuts off and some times comes back.
I just brought a 250GB SSD Samsung drive for now and that thing kicks ass its very fast for bootups and shut downs and launches games and apps very fast.
even improves my Adobe photoshop art program launches fast and renders images fast too.
makes things loads more smoother.
and my Temps on my rig are average 29 C% to the most 37 C% from running games and back apps and start up apps that live on their own on windows 8 pro 64bit OS.
got a ACER 10 point touch screen monitor too.
and when I am doing my art in photoshop I have hooked up a Wacom 13" pen display monitor going.
which that runs off it's own power supply.
so any advice on this would be nice ?
thanks
and Ultra X4 750-Watt Modular Power Supply V2 - 135mm Fan, ATX, 80+ Bronze, Active PFC, NVIDIA SLI & ATI Crossfire Certifications, Vibration Dampener, Cables, 3-Year Warranty
ASus Crosshair V Formula-Z motherboard with AM3+ AMD CPU 8 cores 4.70GHZ set to Default setting 2 and runs smooth at 5170MHZ
liquid cooling Crosair H1001 system cooler. has 2 120 x 120 x 25 mm fans
video card: Radeon XFX R9 270X UEFI graphics card.
32GB Patriot Viper 3 Black Mamba PV332G160C9QK 32GB Memory Module Quad Kit - DDR3, 4x8GB, 1600MHz, XMP 1.3, RoHS Compliant
1. HP DVDRom RW
fans:
4 Large Low Noise High Performance Fan: 800 RPM
- Powerful Airflow Maximize the Cooling in Chassis
- 3-pin to 4-pin connector to connect Power Supply.
- *Suitable for Cases with clearance dimension of 200 x 200 x 30mm
2 of these fans are on top sucking cool air in.
1 120 x 120 x 25 mm fan
now with all these items installed and running of a 750 watt power supply.
would this be taking up to much power and cause my old HHD drives to fail from lose of power ?
cause I have 1 sort going on me now thats a 3TB WD drive.
and well it shuts off and some times comes back.
I just brought a 250GB SSD Samsung drive for now and that thing kicks ass its very fast for bootups and shut downs and launches games and apps very fast.
even improves my Adobe photoshop art program launches fast and renders images fast too.
makes things loads more smoother.
and my Temps on my rig are average 29 C% to the most 37 C% from running games and back apps and start up apps that live on their own on windows 8 pro 64bit OS.
got a ACER 10 point touch screen monitor too.
and when I am doing my art in photoshop I have hooked up a Wacom 13" pen display monitor going.
which that runs off it's own power supply.
so any advice on this would be nice ?
thanks
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