D Draydince Reputable Jul 3, 2014 146 0 4,680 Sep 19, 2015 #1 Can anyone tell me the 12v amp output for this psu? I wasn't sure if you would multiply 18*4 or quite how that works. Thanks for your help
Can anyone tell me the 12v amp output for this psu? I wasn't sure if you would multiply 18*4 or quite how that works. Thanks for your help
Solution makkem Sep 19, 2015 Hi that would be a maximum current (Amps) of 18 Amp on any single rail and a total maximum current of 47 Amp.(564/12).
Hi that would be a maximum current (Amps) of 18 Amp on any single rail and a total maximum current of 47 Amp.(564/12).
makkem Distinguished Jan 22, 2012 1,962 5 20,965 Sep 19, 2015 Solution #2 Hi that would be a maximum current (Amps) of 18 Amp on any single rail and a total maximum current of 47 Amp.(564/12). Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Hi that would be a maximum current (Amps) of 18 Amp on any single rail and a total maximum current of 47 Amp.(564/12).
D Draydince Reputable Jul 3, 2014 146 0 4,680 Sep 19, 2015 #3 So would that be enough to power newer graphics cards? I don't need anything super high end, just enough to so some basic gaming like a r7 265 Upvote 0 Downvote
So would that be enough to power newer graphics cards? I don't need anything super high end, just enough to so some basic gaming like a r7 265
makkem Distinguished Jan 22, 2012 1,962 5 20,965 Sep 19, 2015 #4 Yes it should be enough for most graphic cards as long as you were careful to balance the load on the 12 Volt rails so as not to exceed 18A on any individual one which is why single rail PSUs are easier. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes it should be enough for most graphic cards as long as you were careful to balance the load on the 12 Volt rails so as not to exceed 18A on any individual one which is why single rail PSUs are easier.
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