Nubius
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Lazerman....to put it short and sweet...you need a new PSU dude...
With 7 fans..all of which are draining the +12v rail, plus the fact you want to overclock a rating of 13a is EXTREMELY weak for that rail. Most PSU's have 15a and even that's pretty slim.
You should look for a PSU that has a +12v rail with a rating of 18a or higher. My Thermaltake PSU has a rating of 22a and I have 4 HD's, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, overclocked CPU, 13 total fans
But I'm basically 99% sure that's what's causing your instability.
Your RAM is rated at 2-3-3-6 the numbers in that order are:
Cas# Latency (2)
Ras# to Cas# (3)
Ras# Precharge (3)
Cycle Time (tras) (6)
EDIT: Thats the problem with Case/PSU combos like that. You can generally be assured that the PSU will suck.
Thermaltakes cases like the Xaser case however, come with good quality Thermaltake PSU's.
Anywho I'd suggest to you something like the 480watt Thermaltake Butterfly because I doubt you'd need a 560w like I got and it costs $100 just for this PSU which I'm pretty sure you don't want to spend
With 7 fans..all of which are draining the +12v rail, plus the fact you want to overclock a rating of 13a is EXTREMELY weak for that rail. Most PSU's have 15a and even that's pretty slim.
You should look for a PSU that has a +12v rail with a rating of 18a or higher. My Thermaltake PSU has a rating of 22a and I have 4 HD's, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, overclocked CPU, 13 total fans
But I'm basically 99% sure that's what's causing your instability.
Nope that'd be frying it...your PSU doesn't have enough power as it is so that's definitely not the problem here.Is there such thing as instability from giving to much power?
Your RAM is rated at 2-3-3-6 the numbers in that order are:
Cas# Latency (2)
Ras# to Cas# (3)
Ras# Precharge (3)
Cycle Time (tras) (6)
EDIT: Thats the problem with Case/PSU combos like that. You can generally be assured that the PSU will suck.
Thermaltakes cases like the Xaser case however, come with good quality Thermaltake PSU's.
Anywho I'd suggest to you something like the 480watt Thermaltake Butterfly because I doubt you'd need a 560w like I got and it costs $100 just for this PSU which I'm pretty sure you don't want to spend