Just pruchased a new hard drive and problem already

[sherwood]

damn!

you sure there is nothing I can do without needing another PSU?

and yeah it ATX

 

[yuki953]

Ok, so heres 2,
Cheap but un reliable
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817709011
Heres one that i know would work, but not as cheap
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171016

and if it doesnnt work, then well... at least you got more psu , if its not that, then i dont know other then it being a defaulty product

lol, im never sure (oops shouldn of said that lol)

 

[sherwood]

shame tho I don't live in the UK..

and I am going back to the store to make sure that it is not faulty before I buy a PSU anyway..

but I hope you are kinda wrong in a way as I don;'t wanna buy another PSU

 

[yuki953]

lol, newegg is UK and non UK, and plz do, if its not the PSU and u get a new 1, ill feel bad, but t never hurts to upgrade cause 500 is the minimum for todays need

and coool master is a GOOD compay to buy PSUs and Cases from... nothing else

 

[wol-va-rine]

he doesn't need a new psu, hdds don't use that many watts, if it was psu related he'd have different problems, I'm not trying to be a dick and I know you're only trying to help, but you're giving a lot of bad advice and incorrect information in this thread...

 

[sherwood]

Thank god!!

so if its not a new psu i need then is it a faulty one, but i thought if it was faulty it would not be recognized in bios..

 

[yuki953]

... did u use a magnetic screw driver? (last resort)

 

[sherwood]

nope.. I didn't go anywhere near it with anything magnetic..

 

[yuki953]

Faulty cord?

 

[sherwood]

if it was a faulty cord would it not recognize it at all?