I have an i3 3245 on an H77 motherboard with a HD 7770. Some sources say the minumum PSU I need is 500 watts for a 7770. Others say that 350 watts is enough.
How exactly do I calculate this? People tell me you can't just add up the Watts.
In a tiny case, you want good airflow, and a fully modular, efficient PSU is helpful for maximizing airflow and thus keeping temperatures and noise levels to a minimum.
If you're looking for a cleaner case, opt for the modular version:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139049
Oh I forgot to mention that it was for a micro-ITX case that only holds SFX form factor PSUs. So 450w is as high as they make them. I wonder if I can fit a better card in for 450w
In a tiny case, you want good airflow, and a fully modular, efficient PSU is helpful for maximizing airflow and thus keeping temperatures and noise levels to a minimum.
In a tiny case, you want good airflow, and a fully modular, efficient PSU is helpful for maximizing airflow and thus keeping temperatures and noise levels to a minimum.
Do you think I could put in a better graphics card for that PSU?