Leave it now, just take care not to o/c or do anything that will increase the power demand.antarcticprince said:Okk so now nothing can be done as i already bought it.!!
Gowt1ham said:1 issue tht is unforgivable with extreme series is they blow up easily.
At least good PSUs shut down due to overload.
karmyster said:When you say "blow up", do you mean literally? The PSU is labeled at 460W but I think it can put out a max of 400W. If it is loaded beyond 400W will it actually explode/cause fire?
Gowt1ham said:If u want to blow up that PSU try switching the button at the back of the PSu and see wht happens! Mine blew spectacularly
Striker10 said:You mean the voltage-selector? Lol any psu will blow up if you try that!
The psu can deliver max. 420W as per the Hardware-secret review. As per his configuration, I think the OP can try out his gts-250(rebadgered 9800gtx i think) on his epp460w but it'll be not safe on a long run
Yours come with UVP(Under Voltage Protection) that's whyGowt1ham said:Oh....I didnt knw tht........^
On my RP 460W I Switch either way it dosent blow up![]()
Striker10 said:Yours come with UVP(Under Voltage Protection) that's why![]()
Gowt1ham said:Yup, I was trying to point out these .
OVP / UVP / OCP / OPP /OTP / SCP
Couldnt get a link fast. ANd I dunno wht everyrhing stands for except over voltage and under voltage protection.
I feel these are more important to a PSU than efficiency or anything else.
wiki said:Terminology
* SCP: Short circuit protection
* OPP: Overpower (overload) protection --> think this will power off the psu if the OP tries to run his gts250 and the psu is unable to supply enough power
* OCP: Overcurrent protection
* OTP: Overtemperature protection
* OVP: Overvoltage protection
* UVP: Undervoltage protection