bladezr

I didn't really know how to test to see if it was faulty or not

yah i experienced some problems

I thought it would be fine too but apparently not

Yah im debating that one and the one imakumi suggested too

was a EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply

I cheaped out on my power supply for my first build which fucked up a lot of things and had to take out the r9 380 i had and put a quadro in because it could handle the 500w power supply. I made a thread about the problems it gave me a few weeks back and you guys told me it was my power supply. I also went ahead and called my graphics card manufacturer they said my power supply needed to be a 750w. I didn't have the money for the powersupply back then since i had just finished my build, now i have the money for it and i don't know weather to get a 750w or a 650w. Should i go with a 750 to be safe or 650 to save some money??

Switch back to the first GPU? and then use iGPU?

After switching to the quadro i haven't had black screens for about 3 hours or so.

Just ended up putting my quadro k600 in there im going to play some games that made me get black screen on this GPU and see what will happen, if the problem persists i should assume its my PSU if it doesn't i should assume its my GPU?

I actually have an old nvidia quadro should i put it in on this PC?

I found critical from kernal. The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down

I called EVGA to try and get replacement but they said there is no proof or testing to know its the PSU and not the graphics card, and Powercolor's customers is not available so i can't call them, which is not what their website says but w/e

Already did those tests i think i will talk to the seller of this PSU and see what will happen