Win a World Cup Ticket from XFX!
"Win a World Cup Ticket from XFX!"
Published: 2nd May 2006 | Source: N/A |
That's right, XFX is teaming up with FIFA to give you a chance to win yourself a ticket to this year's soccer/football World Cup in Berlin! How do I enter you ask? Simple! All you have to do is buy an XFX card and register it. The winner will receive 1 ticket to the final of the World Cup, hotel accomadations fro July 7th-10th, and transportation from the hotel to the stadium. Registration must be submitted by the end of this month. Press Release
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He's got a BFG 600W (look at the profile, that's what they're there for ;))
BFG make PSUs :confused:, learn something new every day.
Sounds liek you UV is shorting out somehow, as llwyd said. Strip it, check it and fix it:).
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Sounds liek you UV is shorting out somehow, as llwyd said. Strip it, check it and fix it:).
*woo 500 posts:)*
[QUOTE=Ham]BFG make PSUs :confused:, learn something new every day.
Sounds liek you UV is shorting out somehow, as llwyd said. Strip it, check it and fix it:).
*woo 500 posts:)*[/QUOTE]
yes they do . heres the link to it:
http://www.bfgtech.com/power_supply_600W.html
Sounds liek you UV is shorting out somehow, as llwyd said. Strip it, check it and fix it:).
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yes they do . heres the link to it:
http://www.bfgtech.com/power_supply_600W.html
sounds like a short circuit somewhere, had the problem when i fitted a switch wrongly, i stupidly set it so it was bridging the +ve and -ve rather than the +ve only :rolleyes: but yea, what psu is it? and is it ok if you put the switch to on before you boot the pc?
yes it is fine to turn the switches to on before i start up the comp and it runs great 24/7 as long as i dont trun them on while im in windows , this only happens while im in windows and not while im booting up which is strange also
Can you start using the EDIT button please or your posts will start dissapearing
sorry
um that is not a good idea, you best edit that post :eek:
It could be a safety measure after booting your comp it registers the power intake without the lights then when you switch them on it "thinks" that useless extra power is being drawn and shuts down?.
Please refrain from posting in very old threads. Thanks
meh 3 months old and the problem was never solved....anything helpful i suppose
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