Will HD5750 work with cooler master eXreme power plus 460W?

[rgamer]

will http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?product_id=3686&category_id=30 work with http://www.hisdigital.com/un/product2-500.shtml or any other manufacturers like xfx or sapphire HD5750?

 

[ahumphers91]

Well this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814161352 requires 450watt or more, so I imagine that psu will be fine.

 

[unknown_13]

Yes it will the 5750 doesn't consume much power.

 

[clarkjd]

Here is a review of the PSU:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Cooler-Master-eXtreme-Power-Plus-460-W-RS-460-PMSR-A3-Power-Supply-Review/550
The only bad thing is that the PSU should be labeled as a 430 watt PSU, not a 460!

On the Coolermaster site linked to above, it shows that the PSU will only deliver 26 amps on the 12V rails, a maximum of 312 watts. Since today's computers utilize mostly the 12V rails, that could be an issue.

 

[rgamer]

Here is a review of the PSU:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Cooler-Master-eXtreme-Power-Plus-460-W-RS-460-PMSR-A3-Power-Supply-Review/550
The only bad thing is that the PSU should be labeled as a 430 watt PSU, not a 460!

On the Coolermaster site linked to above, it shows that the PSU will only deliver 26 amps on the 12V rails, a maximum of 312 watts. Since today's computers utilize mostly the 12V rails, that could be an issue.

will 5750 work or not?

 

[unknown_13]

Yes it will but you will have problem in the future if you want to put a card that will draw more than 150W. 26A on the 12v rail is very low but it'll cut it for the 5750.
BTW @clarkjd these eXtreme series are the lowest quality PSU's that CM manifactures, so they normally don't even come close to their labeled output and are known to be unstable and inefficient.

 

[clarkjd]

BTW @clarkjd these eXtreme series are the lowest quality PSU's that CM manifactures, so they normally don't even come close to their labeled output and are known to be unstable and inefficient.

I know...that's why I posted the review, hoping that the OP would get a better PSU for his build!

 

[rgamer]

I know...that's why I posted the review, hoping that the OP would get a better PSU for his build!

http://store.antec.com/Product/power_supply-basiq_power/bp430/0-761345-23400-9.aspx , http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?category_id=30&product_id=3738 and CORSAIR 430 WATTS (CMPSU-430CXUK) NON-MODULAR are the other choices i have which one should i buy???

 

[rgamer]

Yes it will but you will have problem in the future if you want to put a card that will draw more than 150W. 26A on the 12v rail is very low but it'll cut it for the 5750.
BTW @clarkjd these eXtreme series are the lowest quality PSU's that CM manifactures, so they normally don't even come close to their labeled output and are known to be unstable and inefficient.

http://store.antec.com/Product/power_supply-basiq_power/bp430/0-761345-23400-9.aspx , http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?category_id=30&product_id=3738 and CORSAIR 430 WATTS (CMPSU-430CXUK) NON-MODULAR are the other choices i have which one should i buy???

 

[unknown_13]

The Corsair without doubt, though it won't be much of an upgrade on the power side, more of an stability upgrade i would say, and is without doubt more solid build and has higher quality components inside.
You may also want to consider some higher wattage models, just to be on the safe side in the future, one day you may want to add a high end gpu and you will have to change psu again.

 

[FlintIronStagg]

get the corsair.
looks nicer

 

[FlintIronStagg]

Well this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814161352 requires 450watt or more, so I imagine that psu will be fine.

you need to realise that gpu min requirements are WAY overstated.
amd's site says to run the 7750 you need 500w psu? you can run that on 300w.....

 

[unknown_13]

^True, both Amd and Nvidia's min recommendations for psu's are concerning low end supplies. Although they overestimeted the 7750 definitely, if you put that card into an average PC the whole system would consume around... 150-60W?