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[WTA] Overclockability drop with new PSU ?, War between my RM60, RM180 and RM475 PSU
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e-jump
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Jun 28 2006, 12:17 PM
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probably the psu's are having weak rails did u see any fluctuation of voltages when idle n on full load
i doubt those psu are having good ampere ratings on each rails, esp 12v rail
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e-jump
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Jun 29 2006, 11:40 AM
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i wonder, what true power psu did u guys bought is it well known brand like CM, Enermax, OCZ etc ? or juz some random brand with "true power" tag even branded like acbel have low end n mid/high end range.. dont expect low end to perform as great as mid/high end range u get what u pay for
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e-jump
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Jun 29 2006, 12:44 PM
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i dont think u need a SLi certified psu to power up ur rig from the problem u mention, looks like it got something to do with the saved voltage settings, probably bios prob/cold-boot issue did u raise the voltage for the OC speed? did google lead u to other user having same problem with mobo/bios?
---------- im not familiar with powerLogic but even with low end acbel, CM etc, u'll have a very low A rate for 12v rail with low A, the devices may stress up the rail till it become unstable so, aside looking for brands when buying psu, do look the A rate for the rails. 22+A n above on 12v rail is a good one to start with [single rail psu]
This post has been edited by e-jump: Jun 29 2006, 12:46 PM
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e-jump
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Jun 29 2006, 03:38 PM
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well, a protip in getting psu's 1. get the ones with wattage suitable to ur rig. the more W the better. for future device add in 2. at least got few reviews on particular psu, n user feedbacks 3. high Ampere on each rail, esp 12v rail [where proc n devices suck power most] 4. .. 5. profit
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e-jump
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Jun 29 2006, 05:52 PM
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QUOTE I had a good reply i read just now .. He claim that My Computer may had a cold Boot issue ... Just curious , does PSU really affect Booting ? But why not when i am Gaming ? or converting Movie ... Or PRIME test .... Or even Memtest , 3DMark , Sandra .... usually cold boot issues r caused by the bios/mobo itself, as the psu only supply power, n trip it when sudden surge[protect], nothing else. and the psu circuitry have nothing to do/connect to the mobo. any bios update on ur particular mobo? or try reverting to older one n test
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e-jump
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Jul 2 2006, 07:17 PM
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basically, the procs, hardisk n few devices use 12v rail rams usually use 3.3v rails [epox uses 5v rail] as for high end gc, it uses 12v rail too
for single rail psu's, try looking for ones with 12v rail w/ 24+Ampere for multirails, at least 18A on any 12v rail
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e-jump
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Jul 3 2006, 07:24 PM
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good stuff.. seems u know your thing.. how bout some pics of the test event, or maybe u can try follow how reviewers online test, rate n compare between psu's
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e-jump
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Jul 8 2006, 10:36 AM
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hmm.. cold boot... if it goes like this, no point to get a higher end psu.. im thinking its the mobo/bios now.. btw, whats the A rate for the CM's 12v rails ? on heavy load, which rail fluctuate the most? 12v or 3.3v ?
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e-jump
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Jul 8 2006, 10:43 AM
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hmm... vcore fluctuate most... how hot is the power phase mosfets(its near where u plug in the 20/24pin latch] when on load? any heatsink on em? cooling it of will help stabilize the fluctuation of either vcore or 12v [i forgot] abang sniper got comment?
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e-jump
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Jul 8 2006, 11:35 AM
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well, goodluck in the selling at least u did few test on those psu's which is not that bad for a decent user as for me, my enermax have a weak 3.3v compared to my CM realpower.. while both r secent on 12v rail n vcore feeds however, im lucky my epox uses 5v rail to feed my rams  in the end, a good psu with a decent mobo is also a no go in OC  p/s: my enermax came thru postage to my college when im in utm, n its 2.3kg This post has been edited by e-jump: Jul 8 2006, 01:10 PM
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