Can an 22" LCD TV affect much on the PSU?

[silentshooter]

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Can an 22" LCD TV affect much on the PSU?

ask lng q... don't know the cause man gud y man my PSU is giving up already.. tried to short it but wont work.. tried to direct into the plug... but not also working... its just new.. although it's free from the casing... 1 1/2 mos pa jud.... don't know what's the main cause of it.... anyone can share there sights or opinions??

[poldopunk]

dili ang monitor but the graphics card. unsa imong graphics card?

[ArtVincent.Ph]

wala jud ni siga?bisang ang on/off switch? try to check if pila ang operating volts (110 or 220v.)..did u check sa manual? Ang kuyaw basin na short na siya..

[nestlE]

at least 1gb/256bit or 128bit video card for better result

[silentshooter]

@poldopunk = wla q gamit na VC... ang built-in lng... 256mb + sa virtual memory.. 512 tanan... 1gb ang ram.. sempron ang procei
@ArtVincent.Ph = wla jud mo siga...wla sad nko ma check sa manual... pero usually 220 man jud na tingale.. kasagaran.. kuyaw jud kung na short ni.. hahaizt palit nasad q lain PSU..
@nestlE = built-in vc ug virtual memory ang gamit nko...

[limes]

try other psu if ma ok bro basin dili psu prob before ka palit. generic raman kaha na siya? bati jud na almost all generic.

[goldfinger]

For me dili manpud bati ang generic naa manpud worth ug maayo. Kaya lang you cannot expect to provide excellent performance and of course the design is not pretty as branded.

The reason why manufacturer made generics because they are not just marketing rich people or people who dont invest in that product. They made that for purpose to eliminate the hard time of the consumer to buy separate parts. Great example: generic computer casing it has built in PSU, aux fan etc.. as well.

But one thing not all people can afford high ends thats why generic is born.

[0verl0ad]

@goldfinger

the question is "Can an 22" LCD TV affect much on the PSU?"

he's not asking if nindot ba or bati ang psu. he's concern is if it can handle his 22"lcd.

@silentshooter

maybe dili ka kaya imo onboard VC. BTW what motherboard are you using? and try using VC that is not an onboard. just my suggestion.

[goldfinger]

@0verl0ad: Wala pako mo tubag sa Q sa TS k.

To answer that No, simple kay ang LCD Monitor or monitor walay apil sa load sa PSU or dependent power cya.

[silentshooter]

@0verl0ad built-in VC ra aq gamit... wla q gamit lain VC.. try pa nko other psu... if ok pa ba ang board.. ECS ang board