How much Amps on +12v rail for the gtx 1050 ti??

[rahulrx]

I've been wondering if my psu can handle the gtx 1050 ti??
This is my PSU:http://www.foxin.in/Products/Power%20Supplies/FPS800

Its has two 12 volt rail.

+12 V1 - 22 Amp

+12 V2 - 23 Amp

+5 Volt - 31 Amp

+ 3.3 Volt - 27 Amp

can this handle the card?? I mean the 1050 is not very power hungry so??

 

[reedo_43]

Yes the ti takes all 75 watts from the pcie slot. No power connection needed.

 

[rahulrx]

Yes the ti takes all 75 watts from the pcie slot. No power connection needed.

does that mean that I should not worry about the 12v power rail?

 

[RCFProd]

Yes the ti takes all 75 watts from the pcie slot. No power connection needed.

does that mean that I should not worry about the 12v power rail?

Yeah, it'll use all power it needs from the mobo's PCIE slot.

 

[Susquehannock]

What card are we talking here? Some of the higher end 1050ti do require a 6-pin power source. The link provided shows it does have the proper PCIe connector, so you should be good in that regard.

 

[rahulrx]

What card are we talking here? Some of the higher end 1050ti do require a 6-pin power source. The link provided shows it does have the proper PCIe connector, so you should be good in that regard.

It's most probably going to be the zotac mini gtx 1050 ti.
But even if I go with the MSI gaming X or asus or the gigabyte which requires a 6pin PCI-E connector will it still be ok??

 

[Susquehannock]

Cannot speak for that PSU build quality. If it meets the amperage levels in the specifications it should have plenty of power for any of those cards you listed.