Help on PSU PLSSS

Hi..

I have

AMD PHENOM II X4 940 BE CPU
GTX 260 SONIC C216 GPU
Gigabyte MA78GM US2H MOBO
1 500GB WD HDD
SAMSUNG DVDRW COMBO
4GB DDR 2 800MHZ RAM CORSAIR
AND CM EXTREME 650 W psu..as it was cheap nd i don't have money for other psu now... ..

I want to ask..is this PSU enuff for my GPU & CPU???..will it damage my hardware ??

I don't overlock gpu n all....


If i disable AMD cool n quite then what? will MY PSU can handle it ???


PLSS HELPP...PSU ENUFF N GOOD ???

How much did you pay for that PSU anyways?
You can pick up a good quality Corsair power supply for decent prices practically anywhere...
Also, throwing your configuration into the PSU calculator @ http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp, your config peaks @ 350-400W, depending on some individual requirements...I threw in a few 120mm case fans and set capacitor aging to 30% for 24 hour use, the worst case scenario with your setup.

Personally, I think 650W is a bit overkill. You should be set.
I would still recommend a Corsair power supply, probably a VX550, for your setup. They're more reliable than any cheap brands (is it a Cooler Master? Not cheaply made I would think but I'm not entirely sure if that's the case with your PSU).

Whooooa, haha. Calm down.
You have PLENTY of Wattage to power your system. A GTX 260 has a fairly low power consumption and the Phenom II X4 940 also draws less power than it's AM3 955 brother...So you're good with the amount of power you have.

I was merely commenting on the fact that cheap NO NAME power supplies can be unstable.
Are you having any problems with your system randomly freezing or crashing? Do your games stall and/or freeze and crash without warning?
If not, your power supply is working just fine.

Didn't intend to scare you or anything

EDIT: I said OVERKILL in my previous post...Meaning you have lots more power than is actually required. Nothing to worry about. Your rig probably doesn't draw more than 500W anyways.

No crashes n freezing yet..its just 3 weeks old....i saw article on forum..where few ppl saying...that iam having problem with 650w psu n all..That's why, i was bit worried...Can it create any problems in future.....??? I have no plans of overlocking my gpu...as its already a overlocked version to 630mhz......I will upgrade my pc now in 2012 or 13......


Whats this 12v and all ?? and 650w has 70-80% of efficiency.......? how much needed for GTX 260 ??


This is my PSU

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817171014



Does it make lot of noise??..Right now its quite...tho.....

This is my PSU

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 71014#spec

Does it make lot of noise??..Right now its quite...tho.....

model - COOLER MASTER eXtreme Power RP-650-PCAR 650W ATX from factor 12V V2.01 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready Power Supply

In terms of wattage and amps, this psu can handle your system with no problems. As stated in a lot of Newegg customer reviews, people seem to have problems with this psu failing quite soon after purchase. CM is definitely not the best psu manufacturer, but I don't think your in any danger of it frying your system either.

I think if you bought this psu recently, you might as well hang onto it, unless you can return it and maybe purchase a higher quality one, as listed on the website provided by geofelt.

CnQ is good to lower power consumption, as it slows down the processor when it's not being fully utilized. Most people who overclock, and are trying to squeeze every ounce of performance, disable CnQ. For your setup though, I would just leave it on. It doesn't really matter either way I think.
(Btw, I'm not exact on the details of how CnQ works. But you get the gist of it.)

Your warranty is there to protect your unit from damage or malfunction...Since you're power supply is working fine, continue to use it. Always have your warranty info on hand in case something does go wrong but since you'll already said that you haven't been having any problems with it, get gaming and have fun with your system already!