Jianwei Tan
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ask ard frds if got spare psu let u test![]()
later suay suay tio fine 300 bucks I can go eat grass le
ask ard frds if got spare psu let u test![]()
later suay suay tio fine 300 bucks I can go eat grass le
ha. its private arrangement. tsk tsk![]()
Use the GTX660 to power up the PC and quickly access the BIOS to set the default Display to Auto or iGPU.
If the power on duration is too short to perform the above, reset the BIOS should set the Display Options to Auto instead of PCIe (for discreet gfx card) for using the i3 6100 Intel® HD Graphics 530 iGPU.
later suay suay tio fine 300 bucks I can go eat grass le
I already bought a psu le HahaHas a spare 500w power supply.
He don't have to come to your house. Just pass it to you downstairs or door step.
I already bought a psu le Haha
they all stay west or north .. I stay east cant trouble them come haha
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update : pc able to start again with my old gpu after 12 hours rest.. but already bought a new psu from lazada. I'll update again if it's gtx 1070 problem
I already bought a psu le Haha
they all stay west or north .. I stay east cant trouble them come haha
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update : pc able to start again with my old gpu after 12 hours rest.. but already bought a new psu from lazada. I'll update again if it's gtx 1070 problem
works normal from there?
Your last statement confirm means PSU problem. You can read my long thread posted 1 month ago. My issues were far worse than yours.
Here is a great read to figure out what PSU suits your needs. The second link is specific to your GPU needs
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/best-pc-power-supply/?amp
https://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm
thanks for posting such info.. didn't know gtx 1070 require at least 500w psu I thought maximum it needed around 400w ish on non OC
500w can buy at $50-60 , why need to buy 400w ?
you mean 2nd hand de ah.. first hand i see those platforms like lazada or qoo10 or shopee that is 500w all around 80-100+ , those less than 80 bucks de no hear before, scare later buy le fail again
I would stay away from cheap PSU's. The pain of having to replace it and not having a working PC is just not worth it.
previously i wouldn't care what brand is it.. as long as it has the wattage that i need, but now would buy well known brand
previously i wouldn't care what brand is it.. as long as it has the wattage that i need, but now would buy well known brand
Don't buy high end type. Least with proper true power psu that carries a warranty
'****' sound confirm something "fried"
Check carefully if I can detect what was burnt
Once I had so much difficulty that the burnt portion was on rear part of MB after stripping everything apart
On board graphic, can boot normal?