HoldDaSalad
Nov 2002
 aka parasiticgannon
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Power Supply
I was/am using the power supply that came with my computer case, so I know it's not gonna be the best power supply, but figured it would get me by. I've been using it for at least 2 years so all in all not to bad.
I've had an ATI 2600xt 512mb GDDR3 etc etc. It has never played 1080i/p that well at all, it was always jerky and not worth it.
My DVD burner died last week, and I couldn't boot into windows until I took it out, it was an older IDE drive which I've had for about 4 years. My buddy gave me a Sata lightscribe burner and that worked GREAT.
So today I was watching a 720p movie on my pc, and changed the resolution at first my pc stuttered and then it froze up then I couldn't boot into windows after that, I did get an odd message with GDDR3 in it so it had to be referring to the video card.
So after all that I decided ok, lets try the onboard video which is only VGA which sucks, but it plays 1080p nooooooooo problem. I'm more shocked by that than anything.
My question is could it be possible that my power supply has never been strong enough to run my video card properly?
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