Can i run my specs in Corsair VS Series VS450 - 450 Watt SMPS ??
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manddy123
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Theoricaly, yes.
As your system will consume, at load, about 300W.
Although I'd not recommend doing that with that PSU. VS Series from Corsair aren't even 80+ bronze and are considered bad. I'd avoid it if possible.
If you don't plan on stressing your GPU neither your CPU you can keep it at your own risk.
If you're in a tight budget try to get a Corsair CXM,
If you can spend some for 500W or more, to be future proof, try to get a SeaSonic or maybe a or SuperNOVA G2. Both have great quality
As your system will consume, at load, about 300W.
Although I'd not recommend doing that with that PSU. VS Series from Corsair aren't even 80+ bronze and are considered bad. I'd avoid it if possible.
If you don't plan on stressing your GPU neither your CPU you can keep it at your own risk.
If you're in a tight budget try to get a Corsair CXM,
If you can spend some for 500W or more, to be future proof, try to get a SeaSonic or maybe a or SuperNOVA G2. Both have great quality
Justin Millard
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Are those specs correct? i5 2310 uses ddr3 RAM.
Presumably you meant to type ddr3 and the rest of your system is compatible with each other, but I thought I would check.
Manddy's advice is good. A quality 450w PSU will run that system well. Although a quality 500w PSU would be better with you want something long term, but I understand your budget is probably very tight.
Presumably you meant to type ddr3 and the rest of your system is compatible with each other, but I thought I would check.
Manddy's advice is good. A quality 450w PSU will run that system well. Although a quality 500w PSU would be better with you want something long term, but I understand your budget is probably very tight.
Justin Millard
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Old topic with what might be same issue.
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2012861/graphics-card-wont-work-gigabyte-radeon-260x-rev2.html
Presumably the system works when you plug the screen into the motherboard instead.
Could be a faulty card. If you can't get it working after updating it with new drivers off AMD website and then resetting it means you have a broken card that either needs to be returned or replaced.
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2012861/graphics-card-wont-work-gigabyte-radeon-260x-rev2.html
Presumably the system works when you plug the screen into the motherboard instead.
Could be a faulty card. If you can't get it working after updating it with new drivers off AMD website and then resetting it means you have a broken card that either needs to be returned or replaced.
Justin Millard
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Could be that your power supply wore out.
My housemate suffered a similar issue.
No power supply is guaranteed to survive more than three years.
My housemate suffered a similar issue.
No power supply is guaranteed to survive more than three years.
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