Need expert help on new computer build - no power. Hello all. I am building my first PC from scratch and am having a hell of a time with it. Here is what is happening. I have 2 motherboards and 2 power supplies. Both power supplies test ok with an...

Building my own power supply?. Ok the title is a bit missleading, I dont want to build a power supply from scratch, rather I would like to upgrade (for want of a better word) one of my old PSU's just 4 a laugh. Was wondering if anyone new any sites that show...

would like this to be pretty capable as a PC. I decided that I'd rather use a Core 2 over an Atom processor...So this build will be more power hungry and run hotter than the Atom build shown on Exoid. The Build: NES case (Don't think I need to provide...

info on OC ing. so i need some help and after being unsuccessful on yahoo answers i thought this would be a better place to ask .......... thanks muchly in advance. Im building a powerful gaming rig and need help with storage. Currently i have 2 x 1.5...

MoBo: Open to suggestions here. GIGABYTE GA-P55-UD3R LGA 1156 GIGABYTE GA-P55-UD4P LGA 1156 RAM: OCZ Obsidian 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Same for both builds: Power Supply: CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W Video Card: Ge...

card and a case w/power. He wants this new system to be able to run all the new games that are comming out. What do you suggest that he gets? Thanks for you info friends, Haljon Bust on down to Evalias' thread, Building a powerful, affordable computer...

doubt I will game (I like to keep options open if possible lol). My main concern with the build would be power consumption (since gaming won't be the main idea of this build), keeping on a budget (starting from scratch), and am wondering since I only use it...

to build the best machine I've ever built (this is my fourth build). So, I thought I'd post this thread to pass on my results for those who are going through the same thing right now. Goal: build a powerful gaming/multi-media system that will last four...

a GPU at all until you get to trying games on the PC.) I'd still get the extra power for $15, at the very least, it should run more efficiently for the same amount of power being used. With the ram, the stuff they'll use probably isn't the fastest speed, but...

you insist going that route on the Intel front. Yeah there is absolutely nothing wrong with i7, it just doesn't really justify itself in most builds. If you want i7 then you want it. If you have lots of multiple GPU power that needs some release or you do...