Does this power supply still have the same problems with the Gigabyte MOBO?
1983010
I would not be able to exactly respond to that because I use a asus z87 pro motherboard and I do not understand what the problem with the gigabyte motherboards and this psu were having...I would check on google and I am sure if you look into some more recent forums and or threads you will get your answer. I will even take a gander seeing as I have the day off and then I will get back to you about when I find out about the motherboards.
1983011
do not buy this psu has problems with fan research before purchasing this psu!
1983012
People who had problems say EVGA was overnighting them updated units. Looks like they fixed compatibility issues about 6 months ago. You can return in to Amazon for free if you have problems, so no risk
388778
It is CRAP send it back. I went thru 2 of these and they both died so there is a problem they wont admit to on this board. buy ASUS MB they are the best. These people also have crappy support. STAY AWAY form gigabyte (I hope they feel this)
628143
I had the same issue with my Asrock H77 M-ITX board. I had to purchase extra wires and connectors from www.frozencpu.com.
109898
I just bought an open box Asus 1005HA PU1X BLK with a faulty power supply. The problem with mine is that the thermal fuse shuts down the charging function by opening the circuit presumably due to overcurrent or heat. The supply cools down and after removing the plug and then plugging it back in resumes charging. The computer itself works very nicely. So charging its doable but slow. I will hold on to the purchase and wait for an opportunity to swap the power supply for one that works somewhere down the line.
1043729
Not sure, I do know this board has TONS of problems, way beyond Firmware. I have been a huge EVGA fan for many years, but this board changed all that. I would not consider this board at all. I returned the one I ordered and installed after having multiple severe problems. One problem was almost none of the USB ports worked, and the ones that did were flakey. These problems were not minor and if you read through user reviews you will see similar complaints. I ended up ordering and installing this board which has worked flawlessly (see link). I have an Intel i7-3930K with a single GTX690 in it and it's a fantatic gaming rig. ASUS P9X79 LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard Not sure, I do know this board has TONS of problems, way beyond Firmware. I have been a huge EVGA fan for many years, but this board changed all that. I would not consider this board at all. I returned the one I ordered and installed after having multiple severe problems. One problem was almost none of the USB ports worked, and the ones that did were flakey. These problems were not minor and if you read through user reviews you will see similar complaints. I ended up ordering and installing this board which has worked flawlessly (see link). I have an Intel i7-3930K with a single GTX690 in... » Read More Not sure, I do know this board has TONS of problems, way beyond Firmware. I have been a huge EVGA fan for many years, but this board changed all that. I would not consider this board at all. I returned the one I ordered and installed after having multiple severe problems. One problem was almost none of the USB ports worked, and the ones that did were flakey. These problems were not minor and if you read through user reviews you will see similar complaints. I ended up ordering and installing this board which has worked flawlessly (see link). I have an Intel i7-3930K with a single GTX690 in it and it's a fantatic gaming rig. ASUS P9X79 LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard « Show Less
1084039
It has Ben awhile since I built my computer. As I recall my MoBo required to power connections and my Vid card required it's own connector. Power supply comes with a fist full of connectors. I had everything I needed to hook up 3 HD's, I DVD drive and I believe I have cables and sockets on the PS left over. If you have a non standard MoBo then you should send the manufacturer a query.
2187596
I've been using it for awhile now with no issues. I've not seen or found anything myself while using this power supply to suggest it isn't compatible with this core setup. Had a friend who is A+ cert as well as a MSCE cert help me pick it out for my PC. Hope this helps!
373470
I have it in an older Gateway with 300W supply and it is just fine. However, I have no other cards installed, just the ASUS. Using onboard sound.
597229
is the psu securely plugged into the mobo? bad psu? make sure a screw didnt lodge under the board or something. does it boot if you manually short the pwr pin outs?
1952369
Unfortunately I don't know. This particular mobo came DOA and I ended up going with an ASUS.
182770
I am not sure about the power supply/ computer you have. I have used this card in two different hp computer with the standard power supply with no problems. It'sa great card to replace standard graphics on the mobo. I would consider a more expensive card if you are a gamer.
1404764
I'm not an expert on PC power requirements, but after 15 years of building and repairing PCs, I can say with certainty that the power supply can be the most finicky part of the computer. I'm not saying that it is what is causing your issues, but I've seen similar problems with power supplies in the past. It can also just be your power supply dying and it's only a coincidence that the symptoms decided to manifest after you switched to a new video card. My advice is to try to troubleshoot it as best you can. Perhaps underclock the new card to see if the problem disappears. Or if possible put back in your old card to see if the problem remains the same. If it does, it will definitely let you know something else is going on.
490921
I haven't seen your motherboard but if it's like mine. I have a board with a 20 pin and and an extra 4 pin for the chip. This power supply is universal. It shows an 8 pin plug but it seperates into two 4 pin. What happens to be my board. But if you have a 24 pin. Just use the 20 and it will be fine. So if you have doubts, get it. It's a great power supply
192720
Ive ran this with 2 7990s and 1 R9 290 and its gotten fried two times. Yeah had to get an RMA twice. I had to buy another power supply and run them both together jumpstarting the other one.
38307
It runs off of your motherboards power so it deosnt need a special power plug from your power supply. You do need a PCI-E slot, which most modern mobos have, but I would get intouch with your mobo manufacturer to make certain.
9726
I have mine running on an MSI motherboard with a power hungry AMD processor and the power supply is a pretty generic 600w and have had no issues. I am also running dual monitors.
616419
The power supply went bad on mine within minutes of opening the box. I replaced it and it has been working fine since