I'm all confused,I'm wondering what the heck they are talking about when they
say:Minimum 450W or greater system power supply
(with a minimum 12V Current rating of 24A)
Two 6-pin supplementary power connectors.
Questions:
My PSU Xigmatek NRP751:750W 4-12V-18A
1: Do they mean 12V 24A on each 6-pin Connector? or a total of 24A?
2: My PSU has 4 12V 18A Connectors,so does that ean with 2 connected there is 36A going into the card?
3: the GTX 280 wants "I think" 600W 34A or so,does that mean I could run one?
Now the GTX 295 wants 660W 46A I think,But that would be like GTX260 in SLI,So I know I cant run that right?
1- They mean the total 12v output.
2- The rail ratings are not additive, check the label for the wattage provided to them to figure combined 12v output.
3-Shouldn't be a problem, and with a 46 amp recommendation, I don't think the 295 would be either.
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So you mean there is 36A Going into my GPU? I have a 9800GTX-KO witch say's Min 450W 24A .
So if it's true I have 36A/18A-2 6pin then why can't I go SLI with GTX280's?
or that's what SLIzone.com say's anyway.
Thanks!
Your psu has a 60 amp combined output ( 720 watts provided to the four 12v rails, read the label ) more than enough power for a GTX295.
It use's a CWT oem very similar to Thermaltake's units.
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Like the GTX 280 say's it needs 40A if I connect 2 18A to it that's only 36A Right?
What you're not understanding is that the 40 amp recommendation is for the entire system, not the card alone.
The GTX 280 has a max power rating of under 20 amps.
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