Hi,
I bought a used Radeon x1950XT from a member on this board and I could have sworn I have a 500W PS but when I looked inside the case to my horror I found this one:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16817103915
I searched the threads here and from what I can tell about the 12V rail, I have to get a new PS in order to use this card. I just wanted to double check with the smart people here before I went spending more $$$.
TIA
PS- My current rig:
Abit AS8
P4-3.2GHz
6800GS unlocked
2GB RAM
DVD/CD drive
1 Maxtor 100GB SATA
1 Seagate 200GB IDE
PPS-One of the reviews at the egg stated:
Comments: Darn good power supply - rated for 300w but the power output actually is measured at around 390w. 200w output for 3.3+5v rails - better than many 400w power supplies - and it's keeping my radeon 9500 -> 9700 and my fsb o/ced from 133 to 150 running smoothly (2.4 processor stock, pc2700 ddr stock running 2-5-2-2-2 timings).
For those who have voltage problems, check your motherboard's voltage regulation. Chances are that the PSU is doing fairly close to 3.3/5.0/12V output at the molex connectors, but the mosfets/power connectors on your board aren't doing so well.
I bought a used Radeon x1950XT from a member on this board and I could have sworn I have a 500W PS but when I looked inside the case to my horror I found this one:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16817103915
I searched the threads here and from what I can tell about the 12V rail, I have to get a new PS in order to use this card. I just wanted to double check with the smart people here before I went spending more $$$.
TIA
PS- My current rig:
Abit AS8
P4-3.2GHz
6800GS unlocked
2GB RAM
DVD/CD drive
1 Maxtor 100GB SATA
1 Seagate 200GB IDE
PPS-One of the reviews at the egg stated:
Comments: Darn good power supply - rated for 300w but the power output actually is measured at around 390w. 200w output for 3.3+5v rails - better than many 400w power supplies - and it's keeping my radeon 9500 -> 9700 and my fsb o/ced from 133 to 150 running smoothly (2.4 processor stock, pc2700 ddr stock running 2-5-2-2-2 timings).
For those who have voltage problems, check your motherboard's voltage regulation. Chances are that the PSU is doing fairly close to 3.3/5.0/12V output at the molex connectors, but the mosfets/power connectors on your board aren't doing so well.