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Old 07-04-09   #1 (permalink)
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Default pc keeps shutting down
Checked temps, all are fine. On sig rig with 430w antec. It just randomly shuts off at load or at idle after 30+ minutes. Changed video cards and that seemed to fix the problem of no video at start up but now my computer keep crashing. Sound like its the psu right? Or anyone think it could be the mobo. Rep+ to any help.
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Sounds like PSU for sure to me
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I had this problem a few months back on my old rig,turned out to be the PSU.Fitz is bang on

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Guess im going to rma it and buy a new 650w corsair. No more antec for me, my ultra was better.
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Corsair is the best PSU brand there is, you won't be disappointed.
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also make sure the motherboard isnt shorting out on anything inside the case!

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Corsair is the best PSU brand there is, you won't be disappointed.
Highly debatable. PC Power & Cooling's power supplies have some of the best build quality you can get, along with Antec's Signature series and Silverstone's Zeuses/Striders/Elements, though of course Corsair is now competing with all of those (and I got in on that, gotta admit I don't regret it, but then I don't see why I would).

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Highly debatable. PC Power & Cooling's power supplies have some of the best build quality you can get, along with Antec's Signature series and Silverstone's Zeuses/Striders/Elements, though of course Corsair is now competing with all of those (and I got in on that, gotta admit I don't regret it, but then I don't see why I would).
Yes it is, as well as Corsair just slapping a sticker on and selling it as theirs.
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