Closed Wavy display on heavy usage.

[Mlan0043]

Good evening. Ano po kaya ang problema ng PC ko, pag naglalaro ako ng mga high end games like Ghost Recon wildlands o kahit anong games basta high end. Medyo nag wawavy yung screen at minsan nag aauto restart. Pero pag normal use naman po ok naman siya.
Eto po specs ng PC ko for reference.
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Windows 7 ultimate
Intel Core i5 4590
8gb DDR3
500Gb HDD
GPU: Asus Strix 950 2gb boost
PSU: 750 Generic PSU(Local brand)
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Sanay mabigyan niyo ako ng ideya kung ano ang dapat kong gawin o palitan na piyesa. Salamat po.

 

[Mlan0043]

wala kang vcard?

Meron po Sir. Asus Strix GeForce 950

 

[WALANGMAGAWA]

Meron po Sir. Asus Strix GeForce 950

sorry hindi ko namalayan

 

[Mlan0043]

sorry hindi ko namalayan

No worries Sir.

 

[WALANGMAGAWA]

Meron po Sir. Asus Strix GeForce 950

nasubukan mo na magpalit ng psu?
paano naman setting mo sa games high ba?

 

[Mlan0043]

nasubukan mo na magpalit ng psu?

Hindi pa po Sir. Ano po ang pinagkaiba ng Generic na 750w sa Branded na PSU kagaya ng Corsair 500W gold pin. Salamat po.

 

[WALANGMAGAWA]

kong pwede pa ss ng display

 

[WALANGMAGAWA]

Hindi pa po Sir. Ano po ang pinagkaiba ng Generic na 750w sa Branded na PSU kagaya ng Corsair 500W gold pin. Salamat po.

pag sinabi kasi na i5 pataas need ng high current tapos ang naslpak mo na psu is generic hindi natin masasabi kong totoo ba iyan na 750w

 

[WALANGMAGAWA]

Hindi pa po Sir. Ano po ang pinagkaiba ng Generic na 750w sa Branded na PSU kagaya ng Corsair 500W gold pin. Salamat po.

By a "true Rated" I assume you mean a quality branded power supply with a bronze/silver/gold rating?

Typically a "rated" PSU uses better components and are more reliable.

Generic PSU's often use cheaper components, can be a little less than truthful of about their actually capability (pretend they are more powerful than they really are) and sometimes do not included some safety features like over voltage protection. They also generally lack build quality or Quality assurance.

Higher quality PSU's are generally more accurate about their capabilities (even underrate there capability), include over voltage protection. Over voltage protection is very important in case a PSU blows up. It does not allow excess currents to flow through to damage other components like motherboards, CPUS, GPU'S and Hard drives. With out over voltage protection the excess current runs right through your system.

It all depends on what you plan to use the PC for. If it's for a high load, gaming, overclocking machine etc - generic power supplies can be potentially ruin your entire system. They are a gamble.

If it's just for a low end desktop used for browsing, word processing etc then you can get a way with a generic PSU as long as you go nowhere near it's limits.

Some generic power supplies will "do the job" - others are a time bomb waiting to happen.

 

[Mlan0043]

Thank you po Sir, mas maganda nga po pala talaga pag branded.

 

[r4dd]

i monitor mo temp cpu & gpu habang naglalaro..gamit ka msi afterburner..

 

[akimikage]

Dude that sounds like electricity fluctuation which generic psus are prone of because of poor quality. Change your psu IMMEDIATELY. That's freaking dangerous for your comppnents. Buy at least 400W of quality psu. I don't know if the FSP hexa+ is still available but get that one if you're tight on budget. It's the one I'm using right now. It's on the cheap side of the brand but it's good quality