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How would the psu hold up?
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Currently, I have an i3-2120, 8Gb ddr3 1600, and two 500 gb wd blue 7200 rpm drives. How would my 430 watt thermaltake psu (2 +12v rails) handle this with a 650 ti thrown into the mix?
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The GTX 650 Ti requires at least a 400watt PSU.
I would upgrade to at least a 500watt to be safe.
I would upgrade to at least a 500watt to be safe.
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Assuming this is your unit: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Easily. The 650 Ti requires 20A minimum and this unit has 29 between two 12v rails. This system won't draw more than 250w total under load.
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+12V1@14A, +12V2@15A
Easily. The 650 Ti requires 20A minimum and this unit has 29 between two 12v rails. This system won't draw more than 250w total under load.
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r00t wrote Assuming this is your unit: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
+12V1@14A, +12V2@15A
Easily. The 650 Ti requires 20A minimum and this unit has 29 between two 12v rails. This system won't draw more than 250w total under load.
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That's the one. Thanks for the advice.
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