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PCP&C Pulsating power?

Rajeev

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Well during my Vista install, my computer shut off. I turned it off from the Surge protector for 15 mins., and it still won't turn on. I noticed that I can hear my speaker pulsating at the same time my lights on my MB are flashing.
I guess my PSU is malfunctioning?
I thought the PCP&C 750 would be overkill for my system, or maybe I just got unlucky with a bad one.
I've only seen one other similar post with this problem. I hope it's not the MB.
Maybe I'll have to go with the PCP&C 850?
Anyone have ideas what the problem is here?
Thanks.



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Originally posted by: Yellowbeard
Have you tried it without the surge protector? Also, what surge protector is it?

I just tried w/o the surge protector, and it still has the same problem. It is a Belkin Surgemaster II (don't know how many joules, but says 1875W max on the bottom)
 
Originally posted by: Rajeev
Originally posted by: Yellowbeard
Have you tried it without the surge protector? Also, what surge protector is it?

I just tried w/o the surge protector, and it still has the same problem. It is a Belkin Surgemaster II (don't know how many joules, but says 1875W max on the bottom)

ouch. belkin.
 
Interesting. My friend just got a PCP&C 750W and it blew up on him. Like literally blew sparks and smoke out the back of the unit :Q He was far from loading it down too, only a phenom 9600BE, radeon 4850, two hard drives, and a DVD burner.
 
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Interesting. My friend just got a PCP&C 750W and it blew up on him. Like literally blew sparks and smoke out the back of the unit :Q He was far from loading it down too, only a phenom 9600BE, radeon 4850, two hard drives, and a DVD burner.

Awesome!

Well, just got a PCP&C 860W Turbocool. Let's hope it fixes my computer, and:

1) Doesn't heat my room like an oven
2) Louder than my oscillating fan
3) Fits in my case ok.
 
Originally posted by: Rajeev
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Interesting. My friend just got a PCP&C 750W and it blew up on him. Like literally blew sparks and smoke out the back of the unit :Q He was far from loading it down too, only a phenom 9600BE, radeon 4850, two hard drives, and a DVD burner.

Awesome!

Well, just got a PCP&C 860W Turbocool. Let's hope it fixes my computer, and:

1) Doesn't heat my room like an oven
2) Louder than my oscillating fan
3) Fits in my case ok.

Well, turbocools aren't known to be quiet.
 
Actually the Turbocool is really not that loud. Maybe a little more than the 750 Silencer. I was expecting much worse.
 
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