Will My Psu Handle This System ?

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  1. .crimeFX

    .crimeFX Well-Known Member

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    well in few weeks iam upgrading my pc and wanted to ask if my psu can handle it.
    I have Corsair HX620W PSU, is it going to handle this final build ? ( old and new parts included )

    - C2D E6600
    - 2GB Corsair RAM
    - 250 Gb Seagate Barracuda
    - Evga 7900gt
    - Sound Card: X-Fi Fat1l1ty
    - DVD Drive
    - Floppy Drive
    - Gigabyte GA 965P-DS3 iP965, S775 ( not sure if its going to be this mobo )
     
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    Yes it will, You can run a 8800gtx on 550w. It will easily to run
     
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    well what i heard was its about AMP's not W for GPUS so thats why i was wondering.

    '' +3.3V line can deliver a maximum current of 24 Amps and the +5V rail 30 Amps. '' Is this good for my psu ?
     
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    It will definatly run, As long as you have enough Ws, If you had like a 250w then it wouldnt
     
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    it should be able to run.
     
  6. xlink

    xlink GR's Tech Enthusiast

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    swap the board for an ASUS p5n-e SLI
    if possible, go for a 8800GTS, they go for around 250 right now...
     
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    u sure its 8800 for 150?
     
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    that was a typo i meant 250
     
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    Definitely.

    Corsair 620W can even run 8800 fine.
     

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