OK, so just got my new case sorted, its a full tower that came with a 300w PSU and is watercooled. So i had my system running, and as I had a new rad wanted to see how far I could push it. I got to my limit at 2v fine, so I decided to up the CPU v to 2.1 to see if I could get anymore out of it. Ran 3mark, then suddenly halfway through - crash to desktop. No biggie I thought ill just back it off some. Then 2 secs later the system shut itself off. crapcrapcrapcrap. wouldnt restart at all. Tried EVERYTHIN aside from changing CPU. great, I thought I fried my cpu/mobo. Then I realised nothing was powering up at all, so maybe it was the PSU. Which it was. My system is now running fine and I have a fried PSU paperweight.
Could the PSU really have been that cheap and crap that it would fry just because of a .1v increase? Its not like I had much else running on it as it only had 3 molex connectors?
Could the PSU really have been that cheap and crap that it would fry just because of a .1v increase? Its not like I had much else running on it as it only had 3 molex connectors?