Asus Gtx e 650 1gb using on 19amps will there will be any problem
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photonboy
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You're fine:
a) That card does not require an external power connector meaning it uses under 75W, and
b) A typical GTX650 uses 64W (from NVidia site)
That 20A data is completely incorrect. The card uses less than 75W which would mean less than 6.25Amps. (Wattage = Volts X Amps)
Your data possibly means 20Amps for the CPU and the Graphics Card, but since that leaves you over 150Watts for the CPU and the high-end for most motherboard CPU sockets is 125W it's very unlikely you'd have an issue.
a) That card does not require an external power connector meaning it uses under 75W, and
b) A typical GTX650 uses 64W (from NVidia site)
That 20A data is completely incorrect. The card uses less than 75W which would mean less than 6.25Amps. (Wattage = Volts X Amps)
Your data possibly means 20Amps for the CPU and the Graphics Card, but since that leaves you over 150Watts for the CPU and the high-end for most motherboard CPU sockets is 125W it's very unlikely you'd have an issue.
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