Considering most Huntkey PSUs (V-Power and Green Star) actually exploded when loaded... So yeah, Huntkey doesn't really make good PSUs... However some of them are surprisingly good. (especially the Jumper series)
How do I test my PSU ? Really out of budget to get a new PSU.
My rig currently is problematic, ramdom freeze, sometimes can't even turn on, I need to on and off the switch multiple times in order to get the PC on.
I am not sure problem with the mobo or the PSU.
How to test that my PSU is dying/problematic or still going strong ?
This post has been edited by WiLeKiyO: Dec 23 2012, 07:17 PM
How do I test my PSU ? Really out of budget to get a new PSU.
My rig currently is problematic, ramdom freeze, sometimes can't even turn on, I need to on and off the switch multiple times in order to get the PC on.
I am not sure problem with the mobo or the PSU.
How to test that my PSU is dying/problematic or still going strong ?
You'd need a PSU load tester and an oscilloscope.... You can't really test the PSU straight away. Try getting another PSU to try it...
How do I test my PSU ? Really out of budget to get a new PSU.
My rig currently is problematic, ramdom freeze, sometimes can't even turn on, I need to on and off the switch multiple times in order to get the PC on.
I am not sure problem with the mobo or the PSU.
How to test that my PSU is dying/problematic or still going strong ?
The simplest way is to get another power supply that is working properly and put it into your system.
Maybe you could help me out, I try the best option to save bucks.
Your issue reminds me of the time when I had to deal with a motherboard that took 5 minutes to boot up. So it's possible that your motherboard is semi-faulty, considering that it was affected by lightning. Your best bet is to bring the system to a shop to test the motherboard and/or the power supply. It would be even better if you could get your friend to borrow you their parts since IT shops' diagnostic is sometimes false and is usually accompanied with new parts recommendations.
Just use your PSU watts/PSU Efficiency X time X TNBrates. That should do the max amount of bill. Note: Not including speaker & monitor and others device such as printer/modem.
Just use your PSU watts/PSU Efficiency X time X TNBrates. That should do the max amount of bill. Note: Not including speaker & monitor and others device such as printer/modem.
oic~ but can u gv me example?? btw how much is the TNBrates??
Please update your list. Coolermaster GX and GX Lite is crap. Only Coolermaster GX Bronze is decent.
Also, you have Flextronics, Enhance Electronics and Sirfa for the manufacturer.
I can't really recommend the GX Bronze due to those units suffer from quality issues... plus the price tag alone can give you a better, higher quality units...
For the OEM, I cannot state all of them before my whole post becomes wall of text already..
UPDATE: For those who seeking for Seasonic X-Series PSU, note that the new batch of X-650, X-750 etcc will have new features compare to the previous version (X-660, X-760 etc).
-New modular cables (IINM like corsair AX series, no more braided sleeve one) -Hybrid configuration switch, the switch is at the PSU itself in which you can set your PSU configuration either in hybrid mode or normal mode.
Xigmatek Go Green 600w @Rm149 (Brand new but no warranty)
Which will give perform better? I dont really mind about warranty cos i'll be sleeving it and i will have to open the insise since its non modular. And i will be voiding the wattanty anyway.
Dec 23 2012, 07:07 PM
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