- Oct 7, 2018
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I recently bought a cheap power supply for my desktop, but as soon as I changed it, I started having problems with booting, the computer wouldn't boot or took ages to boot (even in BIOS I couldn't enter) and it sometimes had problems to turn it off as well, It wouldn't turn it off unless I press the button.
(If I took off the energy cables and put it on again it'd work faster). Doing some research I found out that the power supply I put on my pc was under voltage. I went to those sites that calculate it and it said I need something around 330W and the one I was using it was like 200W. That 200W supply I was using, I somehow screwed it and I want to buy another one. What I wanna know in fact, is those booting symptoms I mentioned earlier, cab be anyhow related with the under-voltage power supply, or a bad power supply? Or is likely to be a coincidence?
(If I took off the energy cables and put it on again it'd work faster). Doing some research I found out that the power supply I put on my pc was under voltage. I went to those sites that calculate it and it said I need something around 330W and the one I was using it was like 200W. That 200W supply I was using, I somehow screwed it and I want to buy another one. What I wanna know in fact, is those booting symptoms I mentioned earlier, cab be anyhow related with the under-voltage power supply, or a bad power supply? Or is likely to be a coincidence?
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