I'm building a new rig soon. As I'm on a budget, I'm going to be using the OCZ 600W PSU from my old PC - which has died. I suspected the motherboard to be the cause, but have been told that a faulty PSU can sometimes make the motherboard act erratically. I don't want to buy £700's worth of shiny new components if this old PSU is just going to blow them up. Is it wise to play it safe and order a new one? It's about 3 years old. Regards, Pete.
well i wouldnt risk it with that money worth of componets buy a new psu or make sure that psu is working correctly
and the age of it wont help just buy a new 1 there pretty cheap for 600w psu of a trusted brand its probily 1 of the only i would never skimp cash on in my system
