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I cant my PSU just died....

when did your psu die and if it did you were probably drawing too many watts from it

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It died on the desktop.

were any of these problems happening before you installed the new gpu

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I cant my PSU just died....

 

Well , at least now you know what's the problem ..  :D

 

Even though based on cpu - gpu 600 W seemed enough you can calculate with all your parts here : http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

 

Also if you still have warranty try and contact them and see if they can replace it for you .

 

Good luck .

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yea try getting a more powerful in terms of wattage power supply i would personally recommend the corsair rm series psu's

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Well , at least now you know what's the problem .. :D

Even though based on cpu - gpu 600 W seemed enough you can calculate with all your parts here : http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

Also if you still have warranty try and contact them and see if they can replace it for you .

Good luck .

Well thanks. I am going to get a 750 watt psu now i think. Thanks to everyone trying to help.
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Well thanks. I am going to get a 750 watt psu now i think. Thanks to everyone trying to help.

try getting a 80+ gold or more psu and look on Jonny gurus website

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Would 80+ Bronze be okay too ? I cant realy affort spending that much more right now.

yea its just that they normally are made of lower quality components and output more heat. Look on Jonny guru for a psu that fit your needs

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Had this exact issue when going from 6870 to 7970. New higher wattage PSU, fixed it. GPU simply not getting enough power and just shutting down

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