and increase theAM voltage to factory specs. I agree with jsc, try to avoid Rosewill power supplies. DO NOT POST THE SAME THING TWICE. Tom's Hardware > Forum > Homebuilt Systems > New System Build > BIG MEMORY QUESTION If you have trouble boot with one...

4870 power supply question. will my Chieftec GPS-450AA-101A 450W run Radeon 4870 PowerColor 512MB? My specs are 1,6 dual core OC to 2,4 ghz, 4 gb ddr 2 ram, Creative x-fi xtreme gamer, galaxy 7900gs and p5b asus mainboard. will my Chieftec GPS-450AA-101A 450W...

UPS (Uninteruptable Power Supply) Question. so I'm looking for an Uninteruptable Power Supply. I'm especially interested in the mustek powermust ups's (because of the price around 100-140 euro), more specifically the 1400 or 2000AV - but what does the...

Upgrade graphics, but limit on size and watts. Hey. I have his computer Its an acer aspire ax1700 Intel Pentium Dual Core E2200 2 gb RAM ddr2 220w power supply integrated geforce 7100 :( Anyways most graphics cards out there that meet my needs...

20-pin PC power plugs. I accidently recommended a server supply once, OUCH, so then I looked at Newegg's description and here's what I found: The 24-pin power supply in question said it was compatable with a couple Tyan server boards. I went to Tyan's...

compression with the MD. You can get something like the Denecke outboard A/D box which has a small internal preamp. Combine that with an outboard phantom power supply and you can get surprisingly good sound with the D-8. Unfortunately it will not make...

350 W power supply. So my question is: are these on par with or better than my previous ATI 9700 card? and - is it worth it to drop the extra 20-30$ on a 350 W power supply to support whichever of these I choose? Any input is greatly appreciated :D oh and...

the motherboard to stabilize, and unless you are running a 64 bit OS you wont be able to use more than 4GB anyway. Your PSU should be fine, you likely just have an issue with memory setup. Well, you need at least 500W of power for your new video card. Something...

be bad. It may be a power supply issue, but I don't want to splurge hundreds of dollars if it is not going to fix it. Plus, the computer has no trouble turning back on after sudden shutdowns, which contradicts most power supply issues. Any advice or comments...