exactly what motherboard you've got. Antec PSU's suck does your mobo have the additional p4 power connections? perhaps it is OEM and requires its own type of power supply that is not atx compatible. I've hered some scary stories like that. where did you get...

would be no output to the monitor at all. I ended up having to remove a lot of components just to check over the system board and power connections only to find that everything appeared to be normal. I ended up removing two out of the four sticks of ram. The...

12 volt power. I was in the same situation early this year. The 7 year old household computer died. I kept the case, drives, and the old 400 watt Antec power supply (20 pin main power plug). I replaced the motherboard with a G43 (integrated graphics) and...

pc system. Figure about 40 amps on the 12 volt rail(s) for Crossfire mode. The Corsair HX650 has a single large 12 volt rail rated at 52 amps. It also comes with the required four, 75 watt, PCI-e, 6 pin, power connections. It can easily handle a system with...

just crappy ones? Well the Enlight power supply actually doesn't look half bad according to the specs on their website. The supposed Antec power supply that you have I'm still not sure if it is even an Antec power supply because if it is the stock Antec...

the trouble. Still no go. I bought an >Antec power supply tester, pulled the power supply and tested it. The >power supply fan spun up quite happily and the tester gave me a green >light. >>All I can figure now is that either the power switch has gone...

My Antec True430 ps blew! Has it happened to any?. I assembled a computer about a week ago with all brand new parts. The setup info is below. The power supply I chose was the Antec TruePower 430 Watt psu, which I purchased after reading dozens of great reviews,...

A new MSIg31m3 l v2 board and an old antec sl350 power supply. So i picked up a new MSIg31m3 l v2 motherboard and an Intel Dual Core E6300 and an old antec sl350 power supply. I mounted the board, connected all i could, still dead... There was not a spot on...

your power supply with a multimeter to see what the actual output is. Your problem is probably something other than your power supply though. Make sure all of your boards are seated well and check all your connections (power, ribbon cables, etc) to make sure...