- Jul 14, 2013
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Ok i'm getting a new psu but the only thing that is preventing me from buying it is that is it enough for the GTX 460 Cyclone 768 MB GD5 ?
Here Are The PSUs Specs
-450 W Corsair VX 450
- 33 A on 12 V which i think will be enough for the GTX 460 cuz i've found a WEBsite that sad that the gtx 460 uses MAX 248 W
and if u do some maths u will see that 33 A on 12 V will be enough cuz when u multiply 33 by 12 it will be 396 Watt which is enough for the gtx 460 im getting that corsair PSU bcs of its low price 25 Euros
BUT i have a problem i can get that PSU but it's not new so my friend sas that i should not buy that psu bcs it can burn my pc is that true ?
if yes is there any way of testing this psu before installing it in the system cuz i will give the money to my friend to buy it cuz i work all day making music but if he is convinced that the psu will not burn my pc he will buy it to me so any kind of help would be usefull
Here Are The PSUs Specs
-450 W Corsair VX 450
- 33 A on 12 V which i think will be enough for the GTX 460 cuz i've found a WEBsite that sad that the gtx 460 uses MAX 248 W
and if u do some maths u will see that 33 A on 12 V will be enough cuz when u multiply 33 by 12 it will be 396 Watt which is enough for the gtx 460 im getting that corsair PSU bcs of its low price 25 Euros
BUT i have a problem i can get that PSU but it's not new so my friend sas that i should not buy that psu bcs it can burn my pc is that true ?
if yes is there any way of testing this psu before installing it in the system cuz i will give the money to my friend to buy it cuz i work all day making music but if he is convinced that the psu will not burn my pc he will buy it to me so any kind of help would be usefull
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