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Does the 9600 GT card that you have require a supplemental 6 pin PCI-E power connection from the PSU.

I will see what if any specifications I can find for the 400W Dynex PSU.
Read the Conclusion here and you wont have any trouble seeing why the brand is not recommended.

Edited by phillpower2, 23 February 2014 - 12:26 PM.
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The 9600 does require the 6-pin connector and the GT 610 doesn't. And as far as the PSU I don't have any cash to buy a new one so no other options atm.
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The GT 610 and the Dynex PSU are your best option, I would keep a regular check on your temps and voltages and when you are able to swap in a quality brand bronze rated 500W PSU and return the 9600 GT and see if it is ok.
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Alrighty I've got the GT 610 installed and everything is running cool. Also no random shut offs! Thanks for all your help! :thumbsup: I appreciate your time.


(If the random shut offs start up again should I post a new topic or request this one be re-opened?)
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That is great news Insecure5081 :thumbsup:

Any further problems with it please feel free to post back here, topics are not closed on the tech forums so iammykyl and myself will receive a notification should you reply to this thread.

You are most welcome btw :)
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Gday.
Thanks for sorting the problem Phillpower2 while I was partying this weekend, Posted Image


Insecure5081
When you say "everything is running cool", Do you mean that the temps are about normal?
Did you do a clean and reapply of TIM?
Did you install the latest drivers for the GT 610.
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Yes everything runs with a low temperature, and I still don't have anything to break down the thermal paste so I didn't re-apply any. And yes my graphics card is all fine.
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OK. thanks.
If it is running nice and cool, I would leave well alone.
When finances available and you're ready for a new PSU, we would be happy to give some recommendations.

Good luck.
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Gday.
Thanks for sorting the problem Phillpower2 while I was partying this weekend, Posted Image

You are most welcome :thumbsup:

Thanks Michael, btw that`s as close as I have gotten to a beer all weekend :(
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