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TwoCables · 4 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Foxy@OC'D

the thermaltake toughpower 750w from what I gather is

Has

# 24-pin Main Connector x 1
# 4-pin +12V Power Connector x 1
# 4-pin Floppy Drive Connector x 2
# 6-pin PCI Express Connector x 2
# 8-pin +12V Power Connector x 1
# 4-pin Peripheral Power Connector x 8
# 5-pin S-ATA Connector x 6

So I am stumped as how you think you only have 1 6pin PCI-E

As he said earlier:

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

Yea.. Original there was two.. but I thew one away by misstake (the wires are connectable to the PSU) Im trying to find some pics.. but it is like this:

1 6pin(PCIe)
1 6pin(PCIe), powerd by 2 4pin(12v) molex from the same wire (5 4pin(12v) milex avalable on one wire)

But this wasnt a problem the first cubble of days.. why would it be a problem now?

Sending pic asap

The PSU is modular.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

First off.. thanks for all the replys! much appreciated

Umm.. now we are talkin about something I never worked with..
My motherboard is MSI P35 Platinum:
http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=pro...=&prod_no=1212
dose not support PCI 2.0 but that shouldnt be a problem.. the BIOS says:
NB: 1.25v
SB I/O Power: 1.5v
SB Core Power: 1.05v

Can I find info on my GTX275 card what to change it to?

Overclock info.. I think this mobo isnt too great with overcloacking (this is for info so you can help me better.. sorry if it is kinda offtopic) I have to downclock my CPU from the standard 333x9 to 333x7 so I hit the 2.4 ghz.. 333x9 will crash the pc when I start playing (2 min in) none of the graphic bugs though.. also this was the same problem with my old 9800gt so this might not have anything to do with the problems im having now.. right?

I was being general. I don't know what the specifics would be if what I said is true. But if what I said is indeed true, then only small increases to the voltages would be needed. However, regarding downclocking the CPU: use 266 x 9 instead. I think this could be the solution to all of the issues. 266 x 9 is the actual stock of the CPU.

GaMbi2004 · 4 Weeks Ago

Foxy@OC'D post #5

GaMbi2004 · 4 Weeks Ago

TwoCables beat me to it.. thx TwoCables

Lord Xeb: I had it on 702 at some point.. that might have damaged the card? :S the temp was still on 80~ as it is now, back on 640

Foxy@OC'D · 4 Weeks Ago

I didn't read the post where he said he threw one out, just his first post.
Ahh well

If I were you contact thermaltake see if they could sort you out with another 6 pin pcie connector.

GaMbi2004 · 4 Weeks Ago

Foxy@OC'D thats okay

I searched for connectors on the web for some time now.. and wrote to TT 3 days ago... You think they might have spares?

Foxy@OC'D · 4 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

Foxy@OC'D thats okay

I searched for connectors on the web for some time now.. and wrote to TT 3 days ago... You think they might have spares?

not sure, but it doesn't harm to ask.

heathmcabee · 4 Weeks Ago

Try running Furmark and see if you see the same problem within that hardware test. Turn your fan speed all the way up and let it run. Also you could try using a different 12v rail on your PSU for the molex to 6 pin converters.

TwoCables · 4 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

TwoCables beat me to it.. thx TwoCables

Lord Xeb: I had it on 702 at some boint.. that might have damaged the card? :S the temp was still on 80~ as it is now, back on 640

Overclocking it to 702 wouldn't damage it. That's actually a pretty small overclock compared to something that would have the potential to do some damage.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foxy@OC'D

I didn't read the post where he said he threw one out, just his first post.
Ahh well

I know. It really pays to read every single reply to a thread when you go into one.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GaMbi2004

Foxy@OC'D thats okay

I searched for connectors on the web for some time now.. and wrote to TT 3 days ago... You think they might have spares?

What did you say to them?

yellowtoblerone · 4 Weeks Ago

a, make sure you computer speed/voltages are stable and manuelly set.
b, remove all previous nvidia drivers connected with the 9800gt
c, reinstall the 275 drivers

Many of my issues were fixed after I made sure my computer was stable with the settings, eg: not enough voltages. Secondly it's important to install the new video card correctly on an old system. All old drivers should be cleaned by driver cleaner in safe mode. New drivers should be dl'ed and installed for the new card.

TwoCables · 4 Weeks Ago

GaMbi2004: have you set the FSB to 266 with a multiplier of x9 yet?

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