Asus Board to Blame?

[arew264]

Just to let you know, I am the original author of this post.

I HAVE FIXED THE PROBLEM!
*WOOT*

Turns out it was my power supply. I am a tightwad and had a .... 350W power supply which seems to have originally barely supplied enough power to the board but stopped supplying enough after about a month with the board.

Now I get to fix the new problem of overheating

 

[Rakki-san]

Congratulations!! And thank you so much for posting, I really really appreciate it!

May I ask, if you could possibley provide a link, what power supply you went with? Or if you bought it locally, just kinda...tell me about it? Haha.
I just thought to take it safe and perhaps go with what you got, since it works well.

Edit* I don't know if posting more than once consecutively is looked down upon on this board, so I will just edit this post...

I'm sorry to ask, but would you...meaning the general forum of course...find this psu acceptable? As I do not have enough money to buy an enermax I am afraid. I dont intend to OC or use SLI.

SPARKLE ATX-400PN-B204 ATX 12V 2.0 400W Power Supply
Type ATX 12V 2.0
Maximum Power 400W
Fans 1 x 120mm Fan
PFC No
Main Connector 20+4-Pin
Dual +12V Yes
SLI Support No
Modular Cabling Support No
Power Good Signal 100-500ms
Hold-up Time 17ms min.
Efficiency > 70%
Over Voltage Protection YES
Input Voltage 110-120/220-240V
Input Frequency Range 50/60Hz
Input Current 8.5A (RMS) @115Vrms/60Hz, 5A (RMS) @ 230Vrms/50Hz
Output +3.3@30A,+5V@28A,+12V1@18A,+12V2@18A,-12V@0.5A,+5VSB@2.0A
MTBF 100,000 hours on maximum load at +25° C degree
Approvals UL 60950, TUV, IEC 60950, NEMKO (CB Report)