k well here goes, for about 5 days now ive been having problems with my comp.. it just randomly restarts.. i figured it was heat but it was running at 54c.. ive seen my chip run fine at 70c so it wasnt that.. well i got my cpu voltage at 1.825.. but i checked and it was running 1.65.. so i figured hmm.. cheap psu ill unplug some things to give more voltage to my cpu since cheap psus share voltages, so i took out a fan then it ran fine it was running at 1.8... so i go play farcry.. it restarts.. i check when i reboot it and its at 1.65 again.. could this be causing my restart problems ? i have another cheap psu in my closet.. but i check the papers on it and the other one runs at alot higher amps ? would this make it less cheaper ?

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Hmm..spent a bunch of money on a rig, threw in a cheap power supply and you wonder why it crashes when Overclocked...

Have you ever compared in your hands a high end power supply to a Generic? The generic is going to feel light as a feather, they don't use heavy duty heatsinks inside, plus they cheap out on EVERY component inside.

Get a 400-550 watt from Antec if you can afford it, or Fortran if you want to save a few bucks but not skimp on quality.

ya ive noticed.. its been 4 years ive boughten cheap psus.. lol they alwaysworked exeptfor a real pc onef that blew the first shot and took one of my 2800+ with it, anyways the otehr psu is heavier.. its still cheap but its heavier.. and its got alot more amperage per rail.. would it be usefull to switch them till ig et a new psu.. cuz ive been working on my computer all weekend and im tired of opening it and changing things bla bla bla.. so thats hwy im posting here instead of just trying.. on the one i have in it now most of hte rials are at 0.3 amps ? i find that sort of small the otehr one the same rail is 1.0 amp.. i dont rememebr what rail it wascuz im not at home now.. but would this make adifference ? and would u know what rail powers the processer mobo etc ? +12 ?... thx