I had a bench session tonight with the TT1200w with i7 920 at 1.55v under cascade & hd4890 CF and didn't have any problems with multiple restarts. The psu handled it well.
afaik there are a couple of different revisions of the psu range. Mine is a W0133
It is not about multi. rstarts, it's about trying to boot from cold boot after pushing the PC.Originally Posted by Booj
I see, well only once I shut down (with AC still on/connected)to put a second video card in and it booted back up to 222x21 ok..Of course once is hardly conclusive.
DDR Phas LED, when my mobo fails to boot these 2 LEDs ( a green and a yellow LED ) turns on, what causes these LEDs to turn on or off?
I'm reading some old posts on this thread and found out that lowdog has the same problem as I am!
Hmm.........now is this a gigabyte issue or a Thermaltake issue....?
I've used 3 different PSU's by 3 different manufacturers (not just brands, manufacturers) and all three worked flawlessly. I'd lean towards TT being the issue.
GB 790XTA UD4
GSkill Pi Black 2000 Cas9
ASUS 4870
Enermax Revolution 1050+
http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=67661
The TT 1200w I have worked perfectly on 3 systems:
an X38 baseed system
a P35 system
and a 965 system
without any problems, now you couple it with a gigabyte x58 and the mobo sometimes won't boot!
I think it is a gigabyte problem.
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