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bexmxe

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    FX-8320
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    GA-970A-DS3P
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    (2x4) 8GB Crucial 1600MHZ
  • GPU
    Palit GTX 750 Ti StormX oc

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  1. Don't really have the money to move into a bigger platforms on not relating to my current ones. I think I'll just change my motherboard for my 8320? do you think if I buy fx 6300. would this mobo will do the job again?
  2. you're right, I just look at the cpu support list of my mobo and my fx 8320 is I think the last support? but I didn't have this problem in the whole 1 year of gaming. I'm not overclocking, I Reset the bios, all default.
  3. I'd say the socket is complete fine. the only problem was the male 12V connector. first my Seasonic S12ii burnt and then now my Deep Cool De-500. earlier I can feel electric shock in my pc case. after 5 hours of gaming my pc suddenly shutdown and realized that the 12V is melted
  4. that top part of the 4 pin 12V power connector is melted inside. the gold thing inside is can be barely seen because of the burnt. the power supply still works. the pc would just restart always. and the 4 pin 12V socket in the motherboard is just fine
  5. so, I finally solved why my computer is always restarting. it was the 12V power connector that is melted inside and outside the plastic cover. 2 of my power supplies already melted its 12V power connector.. so is it time to change the motherboard? my motherboard is 970A-DS3P.. I got FX 8320 and GTX 750 Ti. thoughts?
  6. my case is hot. what components made it so hot?
  7. can I play GTA 5 with high settings? or other games with high graphics?
  8. yea, this is just temporary. tnx for the input
  9. got a temporary power supply for now to power my pc. my power supply is Deepcool DE-500 for my mobo: 970A-DS3P, cpu: FX 8320, gpu: GTX 750 Ti Deepcool DE-500 specs: +3.3V = 16A +5V = 16A +12V = 25A -12V = 0.5A +5VSB = 2.5A Rated Power = 350W Peak Power = 500W my GTX 750 Ti requires at least 400W and 20A. im worried because it says rated power only 350W thoughts?
  10. Tested my rams in memtest86. No error
  11. it's completely random, I was just browsing at that time, sometimes while playing games. I hope the fault is on PSU, because my psu still have a warranty
  12. this is crazy, is it not compatible or something?
  13. here's the story guys. I got a PC and my Power Supply is Seasonic S12 and my Motherboard is 970A-DS3P. whenever I pair these two, when I turn on the pc for about 1 hour the computer shutdowns no monitor signal and no light on keyboards complete shutdown, but the fans are still spinning. and it wont turn off by simply holding down the power button, I need to off the power supply in the back to make the fans stop because it's switching power supply. when I turn it on again, it wont boot, no monitor signal but the fans are spinning. I need to pull out the rams and put it in again so the computer will boot. I tried other Power Supply (a cheap power supply) in my PC and it seems fine, no shutdown in 3 hours. I tried my Seasonic S12 to another PC, and it is fine too, no shutdown for 3 hours. but when I paired them again, it would restart after 1 hour. please help. Cpu: fx 8320 Mobo: 970A-DS3P Gpu: GTX 750 Ti Storm X PSU: Seasonic S12 620W
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