What power supply does my pc need?
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ko888
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Since that graphics card can draw more than 200 Watts, if you were to run a GPU stress test, you're better off getting at least a 450 Watt power supply unit that is able to provide at least two 75-Watt 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connectors.
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The Seasonic S12ii series is a good option. Depending on your budget, you should also consider the EVGA GS, GQ, G2, and G3 PSUs.
I would recommend getting 450 to 550 watts if you plan to upgrade hardware down the line. That will give you some headroom down the line, possibly preventing a headache or two.
I would recommend getting 450 to 550 watts if you plan to upgrade hardware down the line. That will give you some headroom down the line, possibly preventing a headache or two.
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Exact model would be helpful.
The DA500 that I can find has 2 6+2 PCIe connectors, adapters shouldn't be necessary. (All of DeepCool's 500W PSU seem to come with two, if you have found one with only a single PCIe connector, it is either very old or not legitimate.
From what I can tell it is manufactured by CWT, they also make Corsair's lower end power supplies. It should be adequate for your system.
The DA500 that I can find has 2 6+2 PCIe connectors, adapters shouldn't be necessary. (All of DeepCool's 500W PSU seem to come with two, if you have found one with only a single PCIe connector, it is either very old or not legitimate.
From what I can tell it is manufactured by CWT, they also make Corsair's lower end power supplies. It should be adequate for your system.
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