Will my PSU be able to run a GeForce GTX 660?

Kables · Aug 13, 2014

My PSU specs are:

Model: DPS-600WB A
+12Va = 16A
+12Vb = 18A
+12Vc = 12A
+12Vd = 10A
+5.08V = 16A
+3.3V = 15A
+5.08Vsb = 2A
-12V = 0.3A
Max Power: 600W

I'm thinking of getting a GeForce GTX 660 - http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=03G-P4-2667-KR

I'm sorta new at this, and wanted to know if my PSU will work with the upgraded gpu?
Thanks in advance.

RobCrezz · Aug 13, 2014

Yeah should do, going by the amount of amps you have available on the 12v rails.

Avirath Chaubey · Aug 13, 2014

If u r using a 660 gpu then use an asus or msi nvidia......... My cousin has an evga and he has replaced it 2 times........;.....
And Yes your psu will be absolutly fine ..... If u like my answer then dont forget to rate my answer as best .................

tiny voices · Aug 13, 2014

I use EVGA gtx660ti's and they have some of the best customer support there is. They are also one of the most reliable brands.

ASUS and MSI are also very good, not really better or worse.

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