Recent content by tsheehan

well the thing is, Velocity Micro actually built the PC, with a generic PSU. I would have consulted my lifetime upgrade warranty to seek repairs, or a replacement PSU, but it was already voided by the fact that it was shipped to me internationally (assembled in Richmond, VA and I live in...

I'll ask a friend of mine if he has a spare i can borrow, but since he dropped out of high school to earn money from gaming (he's that guy), i'm not sure how available he is. definitely my best bet for a spare PSU though :)

well against better judgement i opened up the PSU case to verify the source of the sound, before i was told that if a PSU blows, it could be really dangerous. In any case (no pun intended) it's closed now, and the sound is definitely coming from there, but not the fan. Did another test as well...

I recently got an Edge Z40 from Velocity Micro with the following components: PSU 700 Watt Velocity Micro® Power Supply Motherboard Asus® P8Z77-V LK Intel® Z77 based chipset, ATX Motherboard Processor Intel® Core™i5-2500K processor, quad 3.30GHz cores, Hyperclocked to 4.0GHz RAM 8GB...

I recently got an Edge Z40 from Velocity Micro with the following components: PSU 700 Watt Velocity Micro® Power Supply Motherboard Asus® P8Z77-V LK Intel® Z77 based chipset, ATX Motherboard Processor Intel® Core™i5-2500K processor, quad 3.30GHz cores, Hyperclocked to 4.0GHz RAM 8GB...

So I just recently bought a new Edge Z40 from Velocity Micro. I have set it up as directed but my monitor, a working HP 2311xi does not detect a signal with tried and tested VGA DVI and HDMI cables. I: Unboxed it Plugged it into an US-EU adapter (I'm in Europe) Plugged that into a...