DIY vs Branded pc

tsteo77

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Finally i replaced this Lenovo i700 25 isih pc with a diy pc. This pc have power supplyl design problems with only 6 pins and 400 watts power supply to the mainboard compare to a 16 pins power supply for dity pc.
 

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No picture or brand/model, how you expect bros here to comment?
 

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Finally i replaced this Lenovo i700 25 isih pc with a diy pc. This pc have power supplyl design problems with only 6 pins and 400 watts power supply to the mainboard compare to a 16 pins power supply for dity pc.

If you just replace the 400w power supply, then should be no problem, right ?
 

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i think what TS means is there r only 4+6 pins cables from the psu.
forward to 8:00 see the 4+6 pins and mb...
 

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Dun even understand if TS is asking a question or trying to help others avoid buying a particular PSU he deems to be having a fault with no pictures or proper explanation :s13:
 

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No picture or brand/model, how you expect bros here to comment?

It's a lenovo (idea centre 700 25ish).

Best is to show a clear photo of the DIY pc internals.

sorry for not able to provide pisture of my diy pc.

if ur new pc is diy, how come u didnt choose the proper PSU?

I'm using a corsair vs550 power supply for my diy pc.

i think what TS means is there r only 4+6 pins cables from the psu.
forward to 8:00 see the 4+6 pins and mb...

Both the mainboard and psu power supply are 6pins.But the power supply of the mainboard and the psu of diy pc have 16pins.

Dun even understand if TS is asking a question or trying to help others avoid buying a particular PSU he deems to be having a fault with no pictures or proper explanation :s13:

I just want to shared my problem.
 

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it reminds me of an industrial mobo that I have purchased recently, it only has a 2 pin for 5V DC input. and I had to make custom cable.
 
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