Asus Direct Cu ii ati hd 6950 2gb
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The million-dollar question, but does it work or not, if not, to use the warranty, regards
!AMD Power!:D
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Check what amperage your source has for the 12V line. -
It has more than 70A on the 12V line so it seems to me that the power supply is not the problem… It looks like the graph is broken...
Regards
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solved! it was the pci-e connectors, I put the modular ones instead of the ones that go directly to the source and it's like silk! -
Well, if the source is under warranty, you know, before it expires, send it back.
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yes, if that's the case, it's almost certain that your power supply has a fault, maybe a bad connection in a cable or something similar. as they have told you above, don't think twice and process the warranty if you can. it's better that you do it directly with corsair and not with the store where you bought it, corsair has impeccable customer service, they usually don't put up any obstacles and they take very little time. once I had to change a corsair power supply, they sent a delivery person to my house to pick up the faulty power supply and delivered a new one at the same time, that is, without having to wait absolutely nothing to assemble the new one. -
Well in my opinion, his problem was solved by plugging in the 6+2 PCI-E cable from the modular power supply, (logically this is the one designed for graphics cards), not the 6+2 that comes from the power supply, (12v auxiliary connector for the motherboard), I don't think it has any fault :rollani:
!AMD Power!
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Well, in my opinion, the problem was solved by plugging in the 6+2 PCI-E cable from the modular power supply, (logically this is the one designed for graphics cards), not the 6+2 that comes from the power supply, (12-pin auxiliary connector for the motherboard), I don't think it has any fault :rollani:
!AMD Power!
Did the connector fit well? Without forcing it, I mean? ¿|:|
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If in the manual of the source it is named as EPS/ATX 12V 8 & 4 Pins, this is not for the PCI-E (graphics), but the alignment of the ATX plates
Best regards
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I say this because almost all (if not all) PC graphic connectors and others have certain chamfered corners so that they only fit into certain connectors and in a single position (for example, the four-pin molex)
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¿Estabas conectando la alimentación extra de la placa base a la gráfica?
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Si CNCBCN, estos dos son igulaes al ser de +12V, bueno te lo digo por que en mi placa base e conectado el de 8 PCI en la alimentación ATX pues es de 8 también, estas conexiones acostumbran a ser compatibles el 4 6 y 8 lógicamente las de +12V, las de +5V y demás no son compatibles los Molex.
Si Bm4n por lo que a escrito si eso es lo que a echo, un saludo!AMD Power!
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cuanta pasta te has dejado en velas
por que hacer eso y no fundir nada ….
pues nada me alegro que finalmente no seria nada
P.D en los cables adecuados si que pone PCI-E ¿no?como no tengo muy claro si va por mi o no , lo aclaro directamente aqui http://traficantesdehardware.com/Reviews-Hardware/Review-Tacens-Valeo-II-700W.html esta es mi fuente y los cables están bastante diferenciados rojos para PCI e ( graficas ) y negros no modulares para la placa
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Lo dudo Chemacaso_1964, deja que responda el porque sino no nos enteraremos. Su fuente como la mía lleva tanto los cables de atx como el de las gráficas pcie aparte de los modulares: Image | Hardware Secrets
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solucionado! eran los conectores del pci-e, he puesto los modulares en vez de los q van directos a la fuente y como la seda!
Lo digo por que el lo a escrito
Un saludo
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Lo digo por que el lo a escrito
Un saludo
No te digo que su fuente tiene pcie que van directos a la fuente…
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Ah OK, pues nada :verguen:
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pues entonces esta claro que tiene la fuente cascada , pero como no se pase por aquí , para mi que no se enterara :nono: lo suyo seria que le metería un polímetro pero ….
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los pci-e q salen directos de la fuente (hardwired) son los q creo q tienen el problema y las conexiones modulares (azules) con los cables nuevos (los tenia guardados y estaban sin estrenar) son los q han funcionado.
en esta foto se ve perfectamente los cables mallados q salen de la fuente y las conexiones modulares.
Mañana pido prestado un tester o un polimetro ( a ver cual consigo de los 2) y veo si el conector de masa esta cascado o q le pasa.
La garantía la voy a tramitar cuanto antes, mañana creo q tendré algo de tiempo.
Muchas gracias a todos por el interes mostrado!!!!
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Mañana pido prestado un tester o un polimetro ( a ver cual consigo de los 2) y veo si el conector de masa esta cascado o q le pasa.como? que yo sepa un tester es lo mismo que un polimetro, mira lo que dice la wikipedia:
Un multímetro, también denominado polímetro, tester o multitester, es un instrumento eléctrico portátil para medir directamente magnitudes eléctricas activas como corrientes y potenciales (tensiones) o pasivas como resistencias, capacidades y otras. Las medidas pueden realizarse para corriente continua o alterna y en varios márgenes de medida cada una. Los hay analógicos y posteriormente se han introducido los digitales cuya función es la misma (con alguna variante añadida).
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