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SeanFarmer
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So i was wondering if this is a hard where fault or if i need a new psu, my system runs fine i'm just wondering if i need to upgrade 

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So i was wondering if this is a hard where fault or if i need a new psu, my system runs fine i'm just wondering if i need to upgrade 

 

 

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What PSU is it?

That looks bad.

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What exactly is the problem

#RIPTopGear  This is the best thread ever: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/53190-i-can-not-get-hard/ " French meetings are just people sitting in a semi-circle shouting at each other" -Dom Jolly  :lol:

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   CPU: Pentium G3258 @ 4.5GHz | GPU: GTX 760 reference | PSU: Corsair RM750 | Cooler: Cooler Master Seidon 120V | Motherboard: Gigabyte B85M D3H | Case: NZXT S340 White | RAM: 8GB EVO Potenza @ 1600MHz | Storage: 3TB Seagate HDD, 60GB OCZ SSD, 620GB Toshiba HDD | Mouse: Steelseries Rival @1000 CPi |  OS: Windows 10 Pro | Phone: iPhone 6S 16GB  
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/439354-why-nvidia/
 
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What exactly is the problem

Voltages are waaay off.

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Welcome to the Forum!

 

What PSU is it?

That looks bad.

 

What? What is the problem?

 

EDIT: ok

Leave a like if you breathed oxygen today

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So i was wondering if this is a hard where fault or if i need a new psu, my system runs fine i'm just wondering if i need to upgrade 

Your PC wouldn't be running if those readouts were right, its just a false positive. Check the voltages in the bios, they should be correct there.

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Voltages are waaay off.

ah

#RIPTopGear  This is the best thread ever: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/53190-i-can-not-get-hard/ " French meetings are just people sitting in a semi-circle shouting at each other" -Dom Jolly  :lol:

My rig: 

   CPU: Pentium G3258 @ 4.5GHz | GPU: GTX 760 reference | PSU: Corsair RM750 | Cooler: Cooler Master Seidon 120V | Motherboard: Gigabyte B85M D3H | Case: NZXT S340 White | RAM: 8GB EVO Potenza @ 1600MHz | Storage: 3TB Seagate HDD, 60GB OCZ SSD, 620GB Toshiba HDD | Mouse: Steelseries Rival @1000 CPi |  OS: Windows 10 Pro | Phone: iPhone 6S 16GB  
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/439354-why-nvidia/
 
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You're making a huge mistake by going for that cheap brand.

Please get something decent quality ASAP.

yea my mum got it for me from some crap pc shop

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yea my mum got it for me from some crap pc shop

Like please stop using it now.

I don't want you to risk destroying your hardware.

 

Also tell her off.

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I've been using it for like 3 years, lol

You're lucky nothing's exploded yet.

Please get a decent one.

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that looks better

At least they're running normally enough while your PC is idling, sheesh.

 

An XFX TS or Antec HCG can usually be bought for cheap. Check out the PSU whitelist in my sig for good options.

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