Hi everyone
I am ordering a pc with these specs:
Gtx 780 or 780ti still undecided
16 GB RAM
i7 4790k 4.0-4.4ghz
i would like to either get a 750w EVGA Supernova or 850w SuperNOVA. I know the 850w might be too much but the 750w that is being sold by the place I am getting from is split into 4 12V rails rather than a single 12V rail like the 850w is. Should I be concerned that the 750w is 4 12V rails rather than a single, I read somewhere on here I saw someone say that to run a 780 or 780ti you need about 42A, the 850w supplies that more than that, but the 750w has 20A split up over 4 12V rails. Is there a difference between a single rail vs 4 12v? Should i be worried about this? Any help is greattly appreciated
I am ordering a pc with these specs:
Gtx 780 or 780ti still undecided
16 GB RAM
i7 4790k 4.0-4.4ghz
i would like to either get a 750w EVGA Supernova or 850w SuperNOVA. I know the 850w might be too much but the 750w that is being sold by the place I am getting from is split into 4 12V rails rather than a single 12V rail like the 850w is. Should I be concerned that the 750w is 4 12V rails rather than a single, I read somewhere on here I saw someone say that to run a 780 or 780ti you need about 42A, the 850w supplies that more than that, but the 750w has 20A split up over 4 12V rails. Is there a difference between a single rail vs 4 12v? Should i be worried about this? Any help is greattly appreciated
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