thank you i have emailed him and and requesting my money back and i don't fill like being ripped off as his saying its a new card now and not 3 months old good thing i know where he lives.
"Originally Posted by tinytomlogan
I think you all need to be less personal and maybe just offer advise rather than insults."
Throwing stones whilst sitting in a glasshouse eeh...?
Im not attacking you Tom - just saying that U aswell use pretty harsh language at times.
Nuff said about that from me.
The 7870 should work just fine with your PSU. Would advice to try it in a different pc or .....just maybe with a different PSU, although I highly doubdt this is at fault.
"Originally Posted by tinytomlogan
I think you all need to be less personal and maybe just offer advise rather than insults."
Throwing stones whilst sitting in a glasshouse eeh...?
Im not attacking you Tom - just saying that U aswell use pretty harsh language at times.
Nuff said about that from me.
The 7870 should work just fine with your PSU. Would advice to try it in a different pc or .....just maybe with a different PSU, although I highly doubdt this is at fault.
Although PSUs have become frequently more stable over the years its still one on the things i really would not try to save money on in a build. Its the "heart" of the whole system U know Hope things works out for U.
Although PSUs have become frequently more stable over the years its still one on the things i really would not try to save money on in a build. Its the "heart" of the whole system U know Hope things works out for U.
i know there are a couple of guys selling stuff on the forums, but this is the reason why i never buy anything second hand. it's usually too much of a hassle.
maybe a rad or a waterblock i would buy, not much you can ruin there, but with cards it's a different thing. you need to proof that it wasn't you who broke the card etc.
yes im sure that is what there going to say as well the thing is i get a power jump when i press the power button which is still making me think its the crappy psu really