evga gtx 650 ti ssc 2gb psu question
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The website shows 94 watts. 94w / 12volts = 7.8333333amps
So mutli rail is fine for you.
I would take a picture of the power supply label if you can(and post it here). I want to know the combined output. Multi rail power supplies do NOT always work by adding rails. Many times Adding rails does not work.
I have seen to many poorly resigned power supplies with all the power on the lower rails.
Here is an example. Note the 2 rails 14(12v1) and 16(12v2), but the combined in only 22.
So mutli rail is fine for you.
I would take a picture of the power supply label if you can(and post it here). I want to know the combined output. Multi rail power supplies do NOT always work by adding rails. Many times Adding rails does not work.
I have seen to many poorly resigned power supplies with all the power on the lower rails.
Here is an example. Note the 2 rails 14(12v1) and 16(12v2), but the combined in only 22.
nukemaster
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It requires 20 for the full system.
What power supply is it anyway? What else is in the system?
Here are the power numbers for your card from TechPowerup. as you can see at the MAX load it takes under 8 amps on its own.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EVGA/GTX_650_Ti_SSC/25.html
What power supply is it anyway? What else is in the system?
Here are the power numbers for your card from TechPowerup. as you can see at the MAX load it takes under 8 amps on its own.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EVGA/GTX_650_Ti_SSC/25.html
im sorry, i didnt see anywhere that says amps drawn.
I am not sure what kind of psu it is, nothing I have heard of before
but once again, when it says on the website you need at least 20 amps , do they mean on one +12v rail or is it okay if i have one with 16 and one with 18?
I am not sure what kind of psu it is, nothing I have heard of before
but once again, when it says on the website you need at least 20 amps , do they mean on one +12v rail or is it okay if i have one with 16 and one with 18?
nukemaster
Titan
- Nov 23, 2004
- 19,626
- 6
- 74,965
The website shows 94 watts. 94w / 12volts = 7.8333333amps
So mutli rail is fine for you.
I would take a picture of the power supply label if you can(and post it here). I want to know the combined output. Multi rail power supplies do NOT always work by adding rails. Many times Adding rails does not work.
I have seen to many poorly resigned power supplies with all the power on the lower rails.
Here is an example. Note the 2 rails 14(12v1) and 16(12v2), but the combined in only 22.
So mutli rail is fine for you.
I would take a picture of the power supply label if you can(and post it here). I want to know the combined output. Multi rail power supplies do NOT always work by adding rails. Many times Adding rails does not work.
I have seen to many poorly resigned power supplies with all the power on the lower rails.
Here is an example. Note the 2 rails 14(12v1) and 16(12v2), but the combined in only 22.
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