Hello,as the title says and also i have a gtx 660.My current cpu is a fx 6300 and i have managed to oc it to 4.7 gz with 1.51 volt so i guess my psu can handle wattage pretty good and i have tested it while playing crysis 3 with my gtx 660 also oc'ed and overvolted by 1.215.
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Will my Antec VP450P - EC 450watt support a 8350?
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JOOK-D
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Be careful with that 6300, you're overvolting it. Do not exceed 1.5V.
Anyway, since you've OC'd it to that point I believe it would have similar wattage to the 8350 at that same speed. So I believe yes.
EDIT: See below v.
Anyway, since you've OC'd it to that point I believe it would have similar wattage to the 8350 at that same speed. So I believe yes.
EDIT: See below v.
From EVGA:
GTX 660 (All) / 650Ti Boost:
Minimum of a 450 Watt power supply
(Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 24 amps)
An available 6 pin PCI-E power connector
Your PSU is (barely) adequate with the 6300 but won't cut it with the 8350, upgrade to a 600W unit
GTX 660 (All) / 650Ti Boost:
Minimum of a 450 Watt power supply
(Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 24 amps)
An available 6 pin PCI-E power connector
Your PSU is (barely) adequate with the 6300 but won't cut it with the 8350, upgrade to a 600W unit
maddogfargo
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Actually, he's not overvoltage for the Phenom II spec yet, which was 1.55v. The FX series CPUs have not had an official max voltage and temp released for them. Still, I would stay below 1.5v anyway as suggested above for safety and longevity.
As for going to an FX 8350, I would not. They pull MUCH more current than the FX 6300. You need both a PSU and motherboard that can handle that.
As for going to an FX 8350, I would not. They pull MUCH more current than the FX 6300. You need both a PSU and motherboard that can handle that.
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