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I ended up getting a Corsair RM1000i which got 10/10 on Jonnyguru. I bought this sucker for the long-term, hopefully it will be with me for years' worth of upgrades.

@XGPHero said:
sounds very similar to what happened with my computer, except that my computer was permanently disabled (it would run but would not display anything on any screen i tried, through any port i tried) my first thought was the PSU as well, then the motherboard, then the GPU. swapped the PSU and the Mobo, but nothing changed, dont know whether the GPU would have fixed it or not.

I wouldnt drop too much on the mobo unless you can first eliminate the GPU as the problem.

Do you hook your display(s) up through the GPU or the mobo? If you hook it up to the GPU can you hook it up to the mobo instead? or vice versa?

I would refine this suggestion a little and say that if the issue persists after a PSU swap, then remove the GPU and run your display off the Mobo if possible. What do you have overclocked, if anything? I have had stability issues with F@H and running higher CPU clock speeds that I initially diagnosed as a PSU issue. Turns out, I wasn't giving the CPU enough voltage and had PLL Overvoltage disabled. I'm on an Intel system though and I think the PLL stuff may only apply to Vishera chips if your on Thracks gear.