Computer Hope
Hardware => Hardware => Topic started by: Vincent on November 21, 2006, 02:05:11 AM
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Hi there everyone,
Iv'e got a problem with one of the workstations in our office, the PSU keeps blowing :o.
I don't think its got something to do with the wall outlet because everyone else seems fine and it is also running on clean power.
Computer Specs:
OS: Win98SE
CPU: Intel Celeron 733 MHz
M/Board: GigaByte GA-6WMMC7
PSU: CWT 235W ATX
NB: The PSU Blew 3 Times In One Month
Thanks alot
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Vincent .... Were the replacement PSUs of good quality or just a cheapy ?
How long did each of the replacements last ?
The wattage of them doesnt seem like a whole lot ......... perhaps try a higher wattage replacement ........ 350 or 400 watts.
dl65 ::)
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Hi there DL65,
The replacment PSU's lasted for about 1-2weeks.
They are cheap PSU's, but surly i would expect them to last longer?
Also i had a look at the documentation and 235W should be more than enough...Or so they say?
Maybe i should get a decent 450w PSu
Thanks Dl65
NB: Please let me know on what you think
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I would also carefully inspect the risers on that MBoard to eliminate the possibility that it is shorting out to the case and blowin those PSU's...
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Hi patio,
There definitely might have been a short.... I now (hopefully)fixed it. Only time will tell 8-), i'll keep you posted.
Thanks A Mill :D
Vincent
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yeah, my pc has a 380-watt. I can install anything on it (almost). I have two of these ready to be turned into servers ;)