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I actually searched a similar question a few days before. while trying to search the solution I ended up getting a free Macbook Air from http://1stmacbooktools.tk! my package is coming next week and i'm so happy!

Good luck and have a new phone

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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Desktops >Open Question prnoct90 Member since:May 10, 2007Total points:1 (Level 1)I know one is 65w and the other is 95w, but where I live, the difference in price is about $20. so the i5-2400s is $20 more then the i5-2300. Will I actually make up for that in the 2-3 years I use this processor. I plan for this to be an always on system, but I will only be taxing it occasionally. The i5-2400s is more expensive and less powerful, so that is why I'm curious.Answer Question

by Ruben Member since:January 02, 2008Total points:1,418 (Level 3)30 watts is very little, it wont make a difference. I would say get the 2400, it is more powerful, but a little bit more expensive. by Wozza Member since:February 20, 2011Total points:1,149 (Level 3)its not just about the output (GHz) which is what most people compare instantly just like RAM, HDD etc. but its not just that, considering a 2nd generation on the Intel 'i' range (i3, i5, i7) has recently been relased, the 2400s which is more expensive and less powerful, may be of 2nd generation and may use some software in the 2nd gen ones that makes it more efficient therefore actually making it more powerful, it may also be smaller, lighter, better fan (which may be necessary if your always on it) and i think that it would be worth it in the end

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850W? O.o
you running like 2 gtx580 in sli lol?

anyway, if the psu works with the paperclip, its not likely the PSU being faulty.

1) Did you make sure to plug in the 20+4 pin to the motherboard AND the 4 pin cpu connector?
2) if above is right, are you trying to turn on via the power button? if so have you connected the headers to the motherboard? and are you sure the headers are set up right?

If both above are you SURE are right, then it may be a faulty motherboard.

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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Desktops >Open Question LaidBack Member since:March 11, 2010Total points:483 (Level 2)I've got an old computer that i was getting sick of having to wiggle the video card to make it work, n thought it might work better if I spray dusted it with compressed air. While I was at it I gave the PCI slots and CPU fan a dust out too. When I plugged everything back in n turned it on, nothing happened, like absolutely no power, nothing. So I thought maybe I'd blown the PSU somehow n tried a different one, but still nothing. Any ideas? Anyone? HELP!!Answer Question

by guru 360 Member since:February 18, 2009Total points:174 (Level 1)The compressed air might have loosened any parts. Make sure all components are fitted properly. If it does not work, maybe your compressed air damaged some part.

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