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#1 fearino
Member since 2004 • 330 Posts

There is a table graph.

Max DC Output: Voltage | Current | Frequency

230V | 5A | 50 Hz

Orange| Red | Yellow | Blue | Purple | Grey

+3.3V | +5V | 12V | -12V | 5Vsb | P/G

15A | 22A | 12A | 0.5A | 2A | OK

That's about it. I can't find any other info on it. Hope you understand it

I tried to sort it out categorically but the system automatically close up on the spacing.
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#2 fearino
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Ok i opened the side casing and it revealed the following stuff(hope it helps):

10A 250 VAC

Brand: Power Logic Sonic Gear

450W Max/Peak power and 230W Real/Raw power. (I am confuse about this part)

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#3 fearino
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About the Graphic card, which one would you recommend? Do i need to change my PSU to accomodate the upgraded hardware?
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#4 fearino
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Your processor runs at 2.5GHz. Your friend may have meant that your RAM's max speed is 1066MHz. Anyway, upgrade your graphics card first. What kind of PSU do you have?-GeordiLaForge-
So is my processor considered not good enough? Looking at the sticker on the PSU it says: INPUT: 230V / 5A 50Hz OUTPUT: 230V / 3A / 50Hz I don't know about the brand though.
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#5 fearino
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Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU

E5200 @ 2.50 GHz

1.66GHz, 2.00 GB of RAM

NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS

That is all the information i could get based on my friend;s instruction. Did i missed out on anything?

Regarding the 2.50 GHz and 1.6 GHz, which one is the processor speed?

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#6 fearino
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My brother recently bought a PC(very cheap though), it's nothing spectacular but at least is slightly beter than my previous 9 years old pc. So i asked a bold question to my friend to lend me his Crysis Warhead.

So i have already installed the game. The game automatically set the optimal settings to minimum for every options. It ran smoothly, so i decided to upped a few settings(Volumetric Effect, Water Quality, and Shadow Effect) to Normal and the game's framerate started dropping alot. I expected this already so i wan't surprised.

Now, i am totally oblivious to PC hardware stuff. Do i need to upgrade the GPU and/or CPU to be able to play on higher settings? What about other stuff? And anyone tried buying the stuff through eBay? Is it reliable? Cheaper?

Thanks for taking the time to read. Help will be greatly appreciated.

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#7 fearino
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Don't make the same mistake like i did here. My 360 finally died on me 3 days ago, so this morning i gave xbox customer support a call to arrange for my 360 to be repaired since my date of purchase is within the 3 years warranty. So after explaining what is wrong with my console and giving her the serial no. to the lady at the other end of the line, she told me to pay$140 as my 360 died because of one bottom right quadrant red ring(E74) and not the 3RROD.

It was only at this time that i decided to google it and check for the details of the extended 3 years warranty but i came across numerous websites that state 'Microsoft to suffer 1b dollars in repair cost as they extended their warranty coverage to 3 years.' Which didn't say that the 3 years warranty plan is specifically meant for the 3RROD.

I know it's my carelessness for missing out on the 3RROD-only-plan and assume that the 3 year warranty period include all types of hardware defects.

I also know that to include all types of hardware malfunction in the 3 year warranty plan seems abit too much for microsoft to bear, just hope that my dear xbox could display 3RROD instead of 1 :)

Note: I bought my 360 on 22nd March 2006. I have tried removing my harddrive but it doesn't change anything. Some say that E74 means there could be a problem with my AV cable. When i start up my 360 my screen still display the error screen and i have tried using my old cable(came with the core set) and it's the same result.

Ahh sad day for me indeed. Wish everybody's 360 would stay healthy for a long period :)

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