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Peripherals - [Resolved] power supply the problem? posted in the Hardware forums; Afraid Jdawg is right, you would need to buy a new PSU . At least you figured out the problem .....

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Afraid Jdawg is right, you would need to buy a new PSU.

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yea... but now my computer is all messy inside, il have to buy another PSU when il get some money... i guess i will have to ask how many cables comes with it right?
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You can just check the power cable that connects to your motherboard and see how many pins it has. It will either be 20 or 24. Then you can tell your supplier which PSU unit you want.
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O_O thats good to know, thx.

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