Hi guys
I am the owner of an ATI Radeon 4770 and the future owner of another 4770. Anyway I have an uncertified power supply, although that should not be much of a problem.
My power supply is an USP-5550 with a maximum power of 550W
See product page from manifacturer below:
http://www.hkc-europe.com/showPro.asp?ArticleID=391
I don`t have much devices connected though. None of those watercooling or large LED fans
I have Athlon IIx3 435 CPU, 1x SATA HDD, 1x IDE DVD-R drive plus 2 RAM and I am not intersted in overcloacking anything
According to ASUS power supply calculator
http://support.asus.com/PowerSupplyCalculator/PSCalculator.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
my power supply should be withing requiments of my hardware even at full load
The PSU is almost new by the way and with my current configuration it has not had any problem yet
Plus that the 4770 is not a power hungry card
But I am kinda worried because I got this PSU for cheaper than any CrossfireX qualified power supply (I bought it 2 months ago, when I was in Germany for almost 32 Euros) and HKC is not a well known manifactuer like THERMALTAKE, COOLERMASTER, AKASA, LC etc and in the back of the box (XFX edition) it said that the 4770 needs a 600W or higher PSU to run in crossifre
I am the owner of an ATI Radeon 4770 and the future owner of another 4770. Anyway I have an uncertified power supply, although that should not be much of a problem.
My power supply is an USP-5550 with a maximum power of 550W
See product page from manifacturer below:
http://www.hkc-europe.com/showPro.asp?ArticleID=391
I don`t have much devices connected though. None of those watercooling or large LED fans
I have Athlon IIx3 435 CPU, 1x SATA HDD, 1x IDE DVD-R drive plus 2 RAM and I am not intersted in overcloacking anything
According to ASUS power supply calculator
http://support.asus.com/PowerSupplyCalculator/PSCalculator.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
my power supply should be withing requiments of my hardware even at full load
The PSU is almost new by the way and with my current configuration it has not had any problem yet
Plus that the 4770 is not a power hungry card
But I am kinda worried because I got this PSU for cheaper than any CrossfireX qualified power supply (I bought it 2 months ago, when I was in Germany for almost 32 Euros) and HKC is not a well known manifactuer like THERMALTAKE, COOLERMASTER, AKASA, LC etc and in the back of the box (XFX edition) it said that the 4770 needs a 600W or higher PSU to run in crossifre