Power supply for 4 GB Graphics Cards

MichelBevan

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Mar 21, 2017
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How many watts Power Supply do I need for 4GB DDR3 GeForce GT-630 Graphics Card?
My PC's specifications are given below:

- Intel Core i3-4th Gen,
- Gigabyte B85 Motherboard
- 8GB Ram
- 128GB Adata SSD (for OS only)
- 1TB Western Digital HDD
- Nvidia Geforce GT-630 Graphics Card
- 22" AOC IPS Display Monitor
 

MichelBevan

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Mar 21, 2017
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Hello MajorMono, thanks a lot for your superb solutions. I'll just say wow! I'm going to the purchase
CORSAIR CX series CX430 430W 80 PLUS BRONZE Active PFC ATX12V & EPS12V Power Supply-500Watt. Thanks again.
Cheers.
 
You do know that the CX 430 (the green label version with CP-9020046 product code) are poor quality PSU's (i.e., garbage), with only 3-year warranty, only 30C rated operating temp, and 1x PCIE connector. It has already been discontinued and replaced by the more efficient, better-built, higher quality CXM (the grey label versions).

You should get the CX450M (gray sticker with CP-9020101 product code and NOT the CP-9020058 with the green sticker), 5-year warranty, 40C rated operating temp, and 2x PCIE connectors.
 

MajorMono

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Yeah, you should go with that if you have the extra money to spend. the CX430 will suffice though for the time being, since you only seem to have a GT 630
 

MichelBevan

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Mar 21, 2017
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Hello raisonjohn, thank you very much. Can you please provide me with details of CX450, or share a source link. So that, I can compare both of them & I can take a decision. Thanks again!