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PSU and Overheating Issues - PSU or Something else? posted in the Hardware forums; I have found the answer looks like you need a new PSU AT8 32X Post Code 8.3 Issue [Archive] - Universal abit USA Forums...

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lol....thanks guys, I just wanted to make sure before I went and blew the $$$$$. Appreciate all the replys.

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