wanna ask if anyone knows where can i find a shop/person who can fix my Silverstone ST65ZF...kinda 'died'...when i plugged it in to my board (using DFI Dark) the 'Stanby LED' lit means the there is power output from the psu but cannot power the rig up...pushed the on switch but nothing happened...i already got TT Toughpower 750w but it wont work on my DFI Dark (picky picky Dark force ) and sayang la this Zeus to just throw it away, need to respect this Zeus ...so, if anyone has any idea, pls let me know.

This post has been edited by remysix: Jun 13 2007, 07:57 AM

specify why your tt tough powert 750 wouldnt work, because i have one and afaik, psu dont have any compatibility issues so long the motherboard follows its standard ATX specifications, in which the one you have should be.

Looking at the DFI Dark thread, this DFI board is indeed a lil bit picky on PSU.Some had said that certain PSU are unable to boot the mobo up..

haha...i also got psu compatibility problem b4...
my chapalang 450w can run no problem...
then i bought enermax fmaII 460w and plug into my biostar 6100, and it cant boot at all!! every fan is moving, only the power LED of the casing no light while the HDD LED is forever lighting...
brought back to the shop but that fella can boot...
so i changed to acbel ipower 450w and at last solve my problem...waste my time, effort and transport money only...

u r using Commando, rite...
for all this years, i also never heard incompatibility between psu and mobo except if the mobo or psu does not follow the same standard specification or required by the mobo in terms of the voltage and amperage...
but this DFI P965-S Dark...it's very picky on psu and ram chip...i've read a few forum reporting on the same issue...and i've also asked those guys who used the same mobo in DFI P965-S Dark thread in our forum...most of them said, it's the psu or the ram but mostly straight away said the psu...already tested with diff ram, same thing...power up, and the power recycling keeps on going...and i've just installed the board...so no oc is done yet...actually nothing is done yet...so, the only thing i can be certained is that the mobo doesnt like the TT, well at least MY TT...

could prolly switch a different mobo imho, if such mobo is giving so much problems and compatibility issue. even if it can oc or w/e superbly, i dont think its worth the hassle.

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and yes im using the Asus commando, very damn convenient for oc noobs like me

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Jun 13 2007, 10:57 AM

ThermalTake 2000W is not in the market yet?? Im looking for it now..

just curious, why the wattage? lol

hi!want to ask,can CM extreme 430W deliver enough juice for 7950GX2?

Of coz not. U need 560-650W atleast.

Is Enermax FMAII 460W is ok for my system? Planning to achieve 3.0GHz with Brisbane, but ayam brand PSU blocking the way. Or maybe I should just get Silverstone ST56F?

I think it's enough since u run on onboards gfx only [correct me if i'm wrong].
FMA is a very reliable psu.

What if I decide to get a gc in the future, maybe 8800GTS 320, is it ok? Or I need 500W and above?

can teach me how to run the PSU without using Mobo?

bro,dont worry,my friend running AB9,E6400,2GB,8800GTS 320 XFX with a Enermax Liberty 500W

What I meant was FMAII 460W, is it sufficient with my current specs, and probably with 8800GTS 320?

i see ur rig,for more safety,i suggest u go for higher end one,cause from ur rig i see u got a lot of hardwares installed.

Guys, have a problem here with my ST56F. When i turned on my PC yesterday, i can feel running electricity at my casing and the back IO Panel. After that, i decided to dissamble everything and check what might be the cause of the problem..

Cant found anything specific but when i turn off the PC after assembling it (Casing power button turned off, PSU switch still on, main switch still on), i can hear some hissing sound at the back of the PSU. Even when i turn off the PSU switch, there is still some slight hissing sound. May i know is this the problem with the PSU?

If i would like to take it for RMA, do i need to go back to the same shop where i bought it?can i send it back to the distributor (how do i know who is the distributor?) and will they help me fix it?Thanks..

no point you ask us. ask the distributor directly la.

as to your problem, could be PSU issue.

in my case, i also kena electrocuted but mine was due to faulty wires.

You mean InterAsia?They are the Sole Distributor right? Anyone have their contact number?

Anyway, i might send it back to MyPC during the weekends but the trouble of going there might be difficult for me.Not sure what happened to the PSU as well...

One more thing, i have an LCD that is going to standby mode after a while (around 30min - 1hour) and would not wake up unless i force restart the whole PC. In this case, by anyway it could be related to my current PSU problem as well?