Recently I've been experiencing a lot of freezing with my computer after I've installed a new HD. For questions or want to see specifics on that, see here https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic52506.html.
But because of that problem, i've started to question my PSU as my computer seems to feel very hot inside. Right now I have a 350 WATT PSU and it runs quite a bit. My new HD seems to get very hot once it gets plugged in.
In my system I have a:
P4 2.6 / MSI Neo2 865PE Mobo (requires power connector)
ATI 9800 Pro (128) (requires power connector)
2 Gigs of Ram
3 HD's
- EDIE1 WD250 8MB cache 100mb/s (requires power connector)
- EIDE2 Samsung 120 8MB cache 100mb/s (requires power connector)
- SATA1 WD250 16MB cache 3.2g/s (requires power connector)
DVD-RW (requires power connector)
DVD-Drive (requires power connector)
Floppy (requires power connector)
3 Fans (requires power connector)
1 HD Cooling Case (Primary EIDE) (requires power connector)
Anything misc that requires power
In total I have 7 fans.
1 in the PSU
1 on the processor
1 on the chipset
3 on the case
1 on the HD cooler
Is this too much for my 350 watt PSU? Would this be causing the HD to get to hot and thus causing my freezing?
Thanks for any help!!!
Awesome forums!!
But because of that problem, i've started to question my PSU as my computer seems to feel very hot inside. Right now I have a 350 WATT PSU and it runs quite a bit. My new HD seems to get very hot once it gets plugged in.
In my system I have a:
P4 2.6 / MSI Neo2 865PE Mobo (requires power connector)
ATI 9800 Pro (128) (requires power connector)
2 Gigs of Ram
3 HD's
- EDIE1 WD250 8MB cache 100mb/s (requires power connector)
- EIDE2 Samsung 120 8MB cache 100mb/s (requires power connector)
- SATA1 WD250 16MB cache 3.2g/s (requires power connector)
DVD-RW (requires power connector)
DVD-Drive (requires power connector)
Floppy (requires power connector)
3 Fans (requires power connector)
1 HD Cooling Case (Primary EIDE) (requires power connector)
Anything misc that requires power
In total I have 7 fans.
1 in the PSU
1 on the processor
1 on the chipset
3 on the case
1 on the HD cooler
Is this too much for my 350 watt PSU? Would this be causing the HD to get to hot and thus causing my freezing?
Thanks for any help!!!
Awesome forums!!