How to replace a power supply

[iliketoludde]

Dell is so much shit :>

[9bluemartian]

wtf skips the part where he actually PUTS the PSU in. that's where i'm having trouble. it wont stay flush with the back of the tower.

[Contore33]

@pikefan23 give me an example fuck tard

[Contore33]

@newnoob2009

i forget about the cpu its a

amd a6 3650 2.5 ghz

[Contore33]

@newnoob2009

your fucking retarded you spent 1200$ on that peice of shit pc i spent 1000$ bucks on mine and its a lot better

1tb hardrive

8gigs of ram

2 ati radeon 6770's set in crossfire

thermaltake tr2 850 watt psu

and 3 moniters running eyefinity and it cost me for all 1000 bucks and you spent 1200 on JUST the pc. and btw its not legal to get a job at 14

[pikefan23]

@Contore33 ur a complete dumbass. you can get a job at some places at 14. do your research

[ZerkosXD]

does it matter what power cables go where?

[360GameBox]

@ZerkosXD YES!

[ZerkosXD]

@360GameBox oh great.

[Songwriter4God]

man I hate these videos with LOUD music playing and subtitles explaining things! TALK FOR GODS SAKE!

[beeeastmaster]

I have 250 w stock in my hp desktop but the onboard video card is no good so I got a visiontek 1 gb pci express x 16 card, but it says needs a minimum of 400 w power supply, so do I need to get a new power supply, do all of them fit same size? my comp is a hp p6627c.

thnks

[newnoob2009]

@beeeastmaster i used to be like you with same problem but if you have 300 bucks xtra buy a HD 6870 and a Coolmax 750W very good combination

[newnoob2009]

biggest load of shit computer ive ever seen... compare it to this

8GB RAM soon to be 16GB

3.2 GHz AMD Anthlon II x4

1TB HDD

HD 6870

Coolmax 750W

[Songwriter4God]

@newnoob I've got stock 256 MB DDR1 ram (Not even DDR2! have to pay extra for just RAM!) a crappy Intel GFX card with a whopping 64mb of video ram in it, an Intel Celeron 2.0 GHz (The only good part of the whole thing. Lol!) single core, some stock decent audio card (which is good, I would NEED a new one.)and an 80 GB hard drive. Beat that! :P And, not everyone can afford an awesome gaming computer, let alone needs one, so, no one cares how bad it is compared to yours, don't boast. No one cares.

[newnoob2009]

@Songwriter4God 1. its not expensive(mine was $1200 with new GPU Power supply and screen mouse keyboard and speakers...)

3. if that pc is yours im sorry for you

4.dont look for number 2 because i killed it

5.no matter what you say and do your pc still sucks more ass the justin bieber

[newnoob2009]

@newnoob2009 oh and by the way im 14 and my parents didnt buy me this... beast of a computer... i stopped being lazy and went to get a job and i did. so i got 900 and got an early christmass present of 200 bucks so i made that thing.

[youequals]

@newnoob2009 got a job at 14? Grow up kid

[Songwriter4God]

@newnoob2009 Not expensive? LOL! how is 1200 bucks not expensive? What do you do for a living? You must make a lot of money for that to be considered inexpensive. And, yes that's my computer, wanna buy me a new one? You're more than welcome to. :P Ok... I know it does, I didn't say it didn't, I just told you not to brag and that the computer in the video isn't the worst, mine is and I'm proud of it. :P

[canibal803]

@newnoob2009 You know you don't have to be such a dick about it right?

[newnoob2009]

@canibal803 actually yes i have to be a dick about it

[MrBaha9]

everyone , why did he change his shirt after getting out the psu ?

[rickrokks]

wtf kind of case is that? .___.

[javysoccer13]

Wait so if a graphics card requires like 500w PSU that is what it consumes or its already factored in with the computers requirements?

[durango562]

is replacing a 300w to a 650w power supply work well in my Dell 530??

[Jx8o5]

THE MOTHERBOARD CONNECTOR WONT BUDGE. im about to take a knife and pry it out because im yankin it my hardest and pushing down the tab with my the my hardest. PLEASE HELP

[lockerz1234567891]

@Jx8o5 Wiggle it till it comes out...:)

[cnacios]

I LOVE PENIS

[MLGProXBuddy175X]

i have a dell dimmension 8400 and the psu went up in smoke. i was thinking about getting a 400 watt psu to replace the fried 300 watt thats in there now. will this fry my mother board? should i get a 300watt instead?

[killerkid317]

@MLGProXBuddy175X No it won if you get a 400 watt psu it will only take what it needs in your case only 300 watts. So you could get it. It will be better, just in case, you have more wattage.

[starboomer11]

@killerkid317 Out of curiosity, do you think that I could "transplant" my current power supply which I have in this old 2006 PC (which I am using to type this comment) to a new 2010 PC? You see, my computer is unbelievably slow, so I've been considering getting a new PC. I found a new 2010 model PC and it has some pretty good hardware, except for the power supply. It's power supply is a mere 250 watts, while this one has a power supply of 300 watts. Do you think it's possible?

[juscratchinmaballs]

good job

[MartyHITD]

I accidently clicked on this lol, looking for a cap

[xy274]

can i replace my PSU on my dell inspiron 546...del said that it would fry my motherboard if i installed a 400 to 500 watt PSU. should i listen to dell or should i not believe them...

[MartyHITD]

Thats the biggest load of bullshit ive ever heard, the watts is just how much give and take of power to the computer componnets, you could have a 100 watt to a 1000 watt power pack, 400 - 500 seems right for a dell, never believe companys like that, they bully you into believing that you need to buy something really expensive

[ACDCFan15Swe]

@MartyHITD Im planning on buying a card that requires around 500-550 watts so how strong should the power supply be?

[MartyHITD]

@ACDCFan15Swe Hey, thats abit of a high wattage, depending on what spec computer your building or have. I'd say anything from a 800 Watt + would suit the job. Components in the machine dont constantly require there maximum wattage (Your 500 -500 watt graphics card), the power pack with give out what is necessary depending on performance and resources being used.

[Hoopermazing]

@MartyHITD "400 - 500 seems right for a dell"???  What an asinine comment! Dell sells computers with radically different power requirements.