tx 750

[Disturbedguy]

don't like horses ..they smell funny ...
at stock or o/c prime ran fine when it was first o/c isn't that one of the first things you do to see if it's stable ..
and occt ... temps hit 48c with all fans on ..

the system was stable how many times must you suggest it's not ??
how about if I started slating yours ?or your ability to know what is and is not ...
now plz mr hero .. go away .. your not needed or wanted ..

You seem to like labelling people as hero's but don't want to take the advice given, instead you'd rather get on your high horse and get your back up and just be rude and insulting to those trying to help you. All your rude attitude will get you is people that could help, but won't.

If I was troubleshooting a system that had been overclocked, whether I had years of experience in overclocking or not, I would take any advice given regardless of whether I think it would help provide a solution or not because it could be that one thing you don't think of that solves the problem or leads you towards the solution.

Just because a system was overclock and stable a month ago or two months ago, there's nothing to say or guarentee that it will be stable now and to think that is the case is just blind ignorance.

Slating my what, exactly? And my ability to know what is or not, exactly? You are quite vague. Then again, maybe that comes with the rudeness or bad attitude.

[flearider]

You seem to like labelling people as hero's but don't want to take the advice given, instead you'd rather get on your high horse and get your back up and just be rude and insulting to those trying to help you. All your rude attitude will get you is people that could help, but won't.

If I was troubleshooting a system that had been overclocked, whether I had years of experience in overclocking or not, I would take any advice given regardless of whether I think it would help provide a solution or not because it could be that one thing you don't think of that solves the problem or leads you towards the solution.

Just because a system was overclock and stable a month ago or two months ago, there's nothing to say or guarentee that it will be stable now and to think that is the case is just blind ignorance.

Slating my what, exactly? And my ability to know what is or not, exactly? You are quite vague. Then again, maybe that comes with the rudeness or bad attitude.

hero =those that come running to help ..but it's not wanted or needed (this is sarcasm)
and I told you I don't like horses and my back is always where it has been behind me ...
rude ??as before refere to the answer above ..
and that's true if YOU where but your not ..
yes again your quiet true wow your doing well ...hence why we are here the psu ...

is that me being vague or you not understanding ? try reading it a little slower ..

[Yellowbeard]

It sounds like the voltage regulation on your MOBO is the culprit. It's just fine at stock but loses stability when at the max limit of your OC. Every MOBO has its limit and it seems you have found yours.

[Disturbedguy]

hero =those that come running to help ..but it's not wanted or needed (this is sarcasm)
and I told you I don't like horses and my back is always where it has been behind me ...
rude ??as before refere to the answer above ..
and that's true if YOU where but your not ..
yes again your quiet true wow your doing well ...hence why we are here the psu ...

is that me being vague or you not understanding ? try reading it a little slower ..

Clearly it is needed considering from the way you are being you never even considered reducing the OC to test the system based on your previous posts.

Yes, rude, you are a very rude arrogant person.

Clearly all this experience you seem to be claiming you have, isn't helping you very much is it? The fact is, I'd be willing to accept any help / advice even if I did have the experience where as you clearly don't like taking advice / being proven wrong.

Clearly it's not the PSU is it, if it were the PSU dropping voltage it wouldn't necessarily happen only when the system is overclocked.

I understand perfectly well, don't be such a condescending tit. No it was you being vague, considering I've not given you anything to slate, nor reason.

You are an arrogant fool.

[flearider]

It sounds like the voltage regulation on your MOBO is the culprit. It's just fine at stock but loses stability when at the max limit of your OC. Every MOBO has its limit and it seems you have found yours.

we will see ..
if it only happens with one tx 750 ..and not on my lads .. with that in my case wether it be stock or o/c .. then i'm saying
you might be wrong ...

[flearider]

Clearly it is needed considering from the way you are being you never even considered reducing the OC to test the system based on your previous posts.

Yes, rude, you are a very rude arrogant person.

Clearly all this experience you seem to be claiming you have, isn't helping you very much is it? The fact is, I'd be willing to accept any help / advice even if I did have the experience where as you clearly don't like taking advice / being proven wrong.

Clearly it's not the PSU is it, if it were the PSU dropping voltage it wouldn't necessarily happen only when the system is overclocked.

I understand perfectly well, don't be such a condescending tit. No it was you being vague, considering I've not given you anything to slate, nor reason.

You are an arrogant fool.

lol you forum warriors get so wound up don't you .. it's really so funny .. you think every thread is yours to make your mark and you continue even when your asked not to ..
what ever I am does it really concern you ?does it really matter so much to your life that you have to post dribble after dribble ?
do you think anyone but another forum warrior would care find a place to sit in the quiet and listen to yourself ..
if I've upset your lifes work (meaning this forum) ..... lol I don't care .. look out of the window your missing all that ...
clearly it is the psu .. if you swap one out for another you would expect it to behave the same if it does not what does that leave you with ... the truth ...

[Yellowbeard]

day 2 no crashes voltage still the same ..

Stable at stock, crashes OCd. Seems plain to me. With regard to your other system, no 2 systems will OC the same even if they have the exact same parts.

If you have tried 2 PSUs and you get the same instability at your 5GHz OC, then the odds are that some component other than the PSU is to blame. It could be your CPU or your MOBO.

Also, software voltage readings are notoriously unreliable and should not be relied upon when troubleshooting. The ONLY way to accurately read these voltages is to use a meter.

[Yellowbeard]

I really don't want to break out the MOD tools but everyone here has been asked to stop the personal attacks and name calling.

Keep it on topic and follow the forum rules.

[flearider]

Stable at stock, crashes OCd. Seems plain to me. With regard to your other system, no 2 systems will OC the same even if they have the exact same parts.

If you have tried 2 PSUs and you get the same instability at your 5GHz OC, then the odds are that some component other than the PSU is to blame. It could be your CPU or your MOBO.

Also, software voltage readings are notoriously unreliable and should not be relied upon when troubleshooting. The ONLY way to accurately read these voltages is to use a meter.

yes that would be true .. but with the other one it's fine .. as I have stated "if it only happens with one tx 750 ..and not on my lads "

[Yellowbeard]

It sounds like the other computer is simply capable of a slightly higher OC than the one in question. Remember, no 2 identical systems will perform EXACTLY the same and this is especially true when OCing.

Without a meter and after having RMAd one PSU already, you are shooting in the dark without a meter or without some more extensive troubleshooting like what has been suggested in this thread.

As Greybeard noted, we have no problem replacing your PSU. But, we have not conclusively proven that a PSU is the issue here so it may be a waste of your time to try replacing it again in lieu of more thorough and accurate troubleshooting.

[flearider]

the other pc is stock and on a phen x6 ... I took the psu out and tried it on mine before I started this thread ..
this is what I said twice ..." if it only happens with one tx 750 ..and not on my lads"
"yes I have got another tx750 in my lads system in the back room .. x6 phen running stock checked that before I started this "

[Yellowbeard]

Without a meter and after having RMAd one PSU already, you are shooting in the dark without a meter or without some more extensive troubleshooting like what has been suggested in this thread.

As Greybeard noted, we have no problem replacing your PSU. But, we have not conclusively proven that a PSU is the issue here so it may be a waste of your time to try replacing it again in lieu of more thorough and accurate troubleshooting.

So, do you think that the odds are in favor of you having 3 bad PSUs? Or is it possible that you have a bad MOBO or CPU?

[flearider]

well i'm sorry but your the corsair guy and if my lads is doing fine in my pc then ..Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.
if ya want serial numbers of both psu's you can have them ...
maybe i'm stressing it to much ... but by all the things on the corsair site it's made to overclock .. ? unless your saying different ?

[Yellowbeard]

Is it "doing fine" in your PC at the same OC? Or is it doing fine at stock settings? I may have missed but you have not been clear about your methodology.

[flearider]

Is it "doing fine" in your PC at the same OC? Or is it doing fine at stock settings? I may have missed but you have not been clear about your methodology.

im sorry .. yes o/c was stable .. 12v was 11.89 v which is round about where it should be ..

[Yellowbeard]

If it's indeed the PSU, I will have no problem sending a replacement, I'll even cover the shipment both ways, we just have to make sure that we are addressing the issue accordingly.

Use this link and start an RMA. Be sure to note in your narrative that this is your 2nd RMA and that your Corsair rep said we'll take care of shipping. Please provide your first RMA number if you have it.