So I've decided to buy this power supply:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139005

Before I go ahead and make the purchase, I have just one final question that I hope can be answered by someone. Is this psu compatible with my current Motherboard? I have a ASRock G31M-S mothorboard and I just want to double check that this psu will work with it. I can't seem to find a direct yes or no answer anywhere on the internet.

Anotherb bang slightly more expensive, this will allow you to SLI.

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Bang or BangSoraX64

Oh yeah one more thing. On my gtx 560 ti box it says the graphics card also needs a "minimum of 30 amps on the 12 volt rail". I have no idea what that means but thats what it says.

So I recently got a EVGA GTX 560 ti gpu and noticed that it requires a minimum of 500 watt power supply. 500 watts happens to be exactly what I currently have in my computer and its a fairly dated psu. I haven't had any issues at all but I figured it couldn't hurt to upgrade my psu just to be safe. Also, I hear the gtx 560 ti can overclock really well and safely so thats another reason why I would like to upgrade my psu. Any suggestions on what kind of psu I should get? My computer case is 7 inches wide so the psu itself needs to be a fairly standard size. I am willing to spend up to $100.00. Thanks for any help!

Ok, so I have Windows Vista 32 bit Business edition. I've my computer since 2009 and have made upgrades here and there such as just installing my Gtx 560 ti about 3 weeks ago and replacing my 2.0 dual core with a Q8300 2.5 Ghz quad core about 2 months ago. Recently about 3 days ago whenever I turn my computer on it boots up fine but then after the "Microsoft Corporation" screen where the green bar moves left to right, my screen just stays black for about 4 minutes before finally coming to the "Welcome" screen and then going to my desktop. Any ideas as to why this is happening? Could my PSU be any kind of issue? I wouldn't think so just cause I installed the Gtx 560 ti over 3 weeks ago and this problem as just started occuring about 3 days ago. Also, for whatever reason Internet Explorer 8 stopped working. As soon as I would open it up I would instantly get a "This program has stopped working" box. Not sure if the two are tied together or maybe it all has to do with some windows updates or something. Anyways, any help and advice would be much appreciated.

[QUOTE="Hercules321"][QUOTE="04dcarraher"]Well theres a few things you can try before having to buy another psu. Your temps seem normal but Sometimes Crysis can have issues with video card drivers so make sure your running the lastest ones 266.58. Then I would download MSI afterburner to turn up your fan speed easily to see if it helps. Dont worry about it being MSI the program doesnot care what brand you have. Also to test to see if your card is stable is to download Furmark and run it for a good 20 minutes to see if your card and psu can handle the stress.04dcarraher