GTX 1060 HP Z210 Workstation

Daniel524 · Jun 5, 2018

Hi Guys,

I was given a HP Z210 workstation from work. It has E3 1270 Sandy Bridge Xeon, 8GB ram and some good solid specs.

The power supply is from Delta - Model

At first I was going to throw in a GTX 1050 Ti that does not require 6pin connector and call it a day. However, Vthere is a massive jump in performance from 1050ti to 1060, even though its 3GB model it doesnt really concern me as i play alot of old titles and the New Doom.

Anyway, I have as much details on this Power supply. I have attached image of the Amps on each of the 12v rails.

I am a little confused to be honest because the PDF of the power supply advises:

Do not exceed 400 watts of total continuous output power.
Maximum combined current on +12V (CPU,B,S,g) is 33.3A.

However, the V12-G Rail only supports 12.5Amps, this is what the video card uses i believe.

I dont know much on the how this all works. However i can advise that the 10603Gb does work in this PC. I just want to be safe and make sure it is reliable.

Any opinions or recommendations would be appreciated

SkyNetRising · Jun 5, 2018

Daniel524 :

Can I see the image?

Daniel524 · Jun 5, 2018

Sorry man i reposted with image

convultus · Jun 5, 2018

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Daniel524 : "GTX 1060 on this PSU??"

Daniel524 :

Hi Guys,
Im struggling at the moment to get assistance or knowledge if I should be running this card on this PSU. It is currently a HP Z210 Workstation running a Xeon E3 1270, 8GB ram and 2TB HDD

It was running a Quadro 2000 graphic card, so i have slapped in a GTX 1060 3GB so I can play some Games.

It runs fine. Havnt had any issues, heaver I fear I should not be running it on this PSU. Im not sure if I Should upgrade or If im fine to Leave it. Should I be throwing in a stronger PSU. Im not even sure if I can with this machine to be honest.

I cant undersand how these Multple 12V rail. All I understand Is 12V rail with alot of amps is good. However now that there are multple 12V rails for CPU etc.

What i Do know is the +12VG rail is for the PCI 6pin adapter for the Graphic Card, and that runs at 12.5Amps Is that adequate?

The total amps on 12V rail on the PDF for this PSU is 31.5Amps

31.5Amps

The PSU Model is:
Delta DPS-400AB - 13A -

Any assistance would greatly be appreciated.

Daniel

I would probably get a rated PSU if I were you. Maybe a Seasonic Focus+?

clutchc · Jun 5, 2018

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Daniel524 : "Delta PSU ok to Run with this Video Card"

Daniel524 :

You're good as long as you don't go with any gfx card more demanding than the GTX 1060 and you don't OC anything. The +12v rails have a 400W capacity. More than enough for that system.

The +12VG may be the rails specifically designated for the gfx card. But on most multiple rail PSUs the rails combine their load.

bignastyid · Jun 5, 2018

Please don't spam the forum keep the discussion to 1 thread.

Daniel524 · Jun 5, 2018

Sorry about that

clutchc · Jul 18, 2018

So... after all this time, what did you decide to do?

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