- Dec 2, 2013
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hi guys
i currrently have a cooler master thunder 500 watt power supply which happens to be a dual rail psu with two 12v+ rails and 24 amps on one and 21 amps on another
i am looking forward to buy an asus gtc 960 with factory oc of 1291mhz
i dont have money for a new psu
so i just wanted to know if the cm thunder 500 will be able to handle the factory oced strix 960
i wont overclock to any extent
the rest of my build is core i5 3330 quad@3.0ghz
8 gb ddr3 ram
and my psu also has a pci e 6+2 pin connector
do i have to split the load between the two 12v rails or just plug in the pcie
heres the gpu
http://mdcomputers.in/products/graphics-card/geforce-900/asus-graphics-card-strix-gtx-960-2gb-ddr5-dc-ii-oc.html
heres my psu
http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/thunder/thunder-500w/
i currrently have a cooler master thunder 500 watt power supply which happens to be a dual rail psu with two 12v+ rails and 24 amps on one and 21 amps on another
i am looking forward to buy an asus gtc 960 with factory oc of 1291mhz
i dont have money for a new psu
so i just wanted to know if the cm thunder 500 will be able to handle the factory oced strix 960
i wont overclock to any extent
the rest of my build is core i5 3330 quad@3.0ghz
8 gb ddr3 ram
and my psu also has a pci e 6+2 pin connector
do i have to split the load between the two 12v rails or just plug in the pcie
heres the gpu
http://mdcomputers.in/products/graphics-card/geforce-900/asus-graphics-card-strix-gtx-960-2gb-ddr5-dc-ii-oc.html
heres my psu
http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/thunder/thunder-500w/
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