get a voltmeter, see whats coming out of the outlet
if its not 120v AC, dont use it
some older houses have 110v connections
get a voltmeter, see whats coming out of the outlet
if its not 120v AC, dont use it
some older houses have 110v connections
>Cheap out and buy AMD
>End up having to pay more when you lose your power supply/potentially your whole system because AMD has no idea what the fuck PPW is
Its almost like you get what you pay for. Whoa.
is this a nvidia fanboy fest thread?
Yeah.
With a 1k the two 290x in 3d clocks would dim the fucking lights in my apartment until the box rebooted.
ffs
Those psu have a 10 year warrenty, I would not worry.
Sure.
>outlet in my house is not giving enough power
In that case, you would either trigger the breakers/fuse, or you'd have an electrical house fire on your hands.
Don't be fucking stupid.
I had a Titan Black, even a 2KW HP 80+titanium server PSU wasn't enough to power it.
In the end it just caught fire.
Always just get Intel.
Could just be luck. Do you use an actual surge protector and not just some power strip? If you don't use a surge protector, then you only have yourself to blame.
You're doing it wrong.
3770k and 2x7970s with 4x7200 hdds and an ssd on my Evga supernova 750 gold