ElMuchachoJumbo Distinguished Mar 7, 2014 38 0 18,530 Jun 27, 2015 #1 I'm think of running with two monitors on my setup with 8Gb of RAM, a Radeon R7 260X graphics card and an i5-4460. Can my 550W power supply handle that?
I'm think of running with two monitors on my setup with 8Gb of RAM, a Radeon R7 260X graphics card and an i5-4460. Can my 550W power supply handle that?
Solution herrwizo Jun 27, 2015 Yes. Number of monitors does not affect your power supply. Number (and type) of graphics card does. You will be more than fine with your current 550W.
Yes. Number of monitors does not affect your power supply. Number (and type) of graphics card does. You will be more than fine with your current 550W.
herrwizo Illustrious Feb 17, 2009 5,152 43 40,240 Jun 27, 2015 Solution #2 Yes. Number of monitors does not affect your power supply. Number (and type) of graphics card does. You will be more than fine with your current 550W. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Yes. Number of monitors does not affect your power supply. Number (and type) of graphics card does. You will be more than fine with your current 550W.
Mouse117 Reputable Jun 26, 2015 176 0 4,710 Jun 27, 2015 #3 Hello Yes, a 550W PSU is plenty of power to make that setup run smoothly, just be careful of cooling problems with the GPU when running dual monitors. -Mouse Upvote 0 Downvote
Hello Yes, a 550W PSU is plenty of power to make that setup run smoothly, just be careful of cooling problems with the GPU when running dual monitors. -Mouse
MarkW Judicious Dec 7, 2009 6,308 0 32,960 Jun 27, 2015 #4 Monitors get plugged into the wall. Not into the computer. And the power draw on the video card should not go over the limit in your case. Upvote 0 Downvote
Monitors get plugged into the wall. Not into the computer. And the power draw on the video card should not go over the limit in your case.