Can a 600w thermaltake psu handle 980ti

karim abbas

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hello I have a 600w thermaltake psu and i would like to know if it can handle a gtx 980 ti
i have 2 hard drive and 2 optical drives installed
will it cause a problem or damage the graphic card ?
 

karim abbas

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I have thermaltake litepower 600w, had it for 3 years never had any issue with it and very silent, and my pc specs are
4x 4gb rams ddr3
Cpu i7 4790
2 hdd
2 optical drives
And asus z97 pro gaming mobo
 

karim abbas

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I ve been using the power supply for 2 weeks with my new 980 ti and now im seeing some artifact and system crashes. Did it damage my gpu or was the gpu faulty ? Noting that i re installed my old gtx 760 and didnt see any porblems
 

Oliver_21

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You forgot to mention what cpu you're using. The CPU consumes too much power as well, however, a 600W might not be enough regardless the cpu you have and if it could handle a gtx 980 ti you would be limited in terms of upgrades.

I recommend a 700W power supply for the system you have, going for a poor PSU is not a good idea
 
Hello... http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001775
High temp to GPU, high clock rates, and Power starve are causes for artifacting... your CPU will require 7 amps.
Output +12V1 is rated 25 amps... try that one. But your PS is really a 500 watt PS and The PCIe Output may not be up to the task for your Fine card, Graphic settings and EYE Candy B )

How are you hooking the Video card up with connectors needed and Power outputs?