it says my graphic card is not receiving enough power
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where is the graphic card?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Do you have a spare PC? If yes, unplug the graphics card, plug into the spare PC. Make sure the spare PC has enough power to run it.
Otherwise, ask your friends for testing.
As far as a AMD 939 board is concerned, the power supplied is enough, although chances are it may need a higher one. -
ok the repairman pointed out that the graphic card's fan isnt spinning
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Hmm...Originally posted by Omniknight:ok the repairman pointed out that the graphic card's fan isnt spinning -
is there hmmOriginally posted by Omniknight:i just bought it have you even read the entire thread?
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Seems like TS' problem can be filmed into a drama serial
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LOLOriginally posted by Farmerseed:Seems like TS' problem can be filmed into a drama serial 
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how do i plug out a graphic card
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Nah his 6600 GT with his spec don't need 450Watts, a powerful 380+ watts PSU should be enoughOriginally posted by Farmerseed:Your new PSU is what model? Has it got enough current at the 12V rail? I think the old 939 socket and board loves a 450W and above PSU. Also updating or patching games and card drivers (board and cards) may help. Do it all one step at a time. Its either something's loose, some hardware's failing or some drivers and software require updating ...hehe
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This is the ultimate pwnageOriginally posted by Omniknight:how do i plug out a graphic card -
I suggest you bring it to a PC shop for checking and repairs. None of us will be responsible for what happens to your PC.Originally posted by Omniknight:how do i plug out a graphic card -
better not, unless you wish to risk spoiling itOriginally posted by Omniknight:how do i plug out a graphic card