Hello, will this graphics card support the evga harden air's power supply?
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The EVGA Hadron Air's PSU is 500w with 40A on the +12v rail. For this card it is recommended to have a minimum 600w power supply with 42A on the +12v rail, so the Hadron's power supply appears to be slightly underpowered. I would say just upgrade your PSU, but it seems you might possibly have another issue as well in dealing with the physical size of this card. This card is somewhere around 10.5-11" long (at least my 780 Ti ACX Superclocked is that size) and I believe the Hadron Air supports a graphics card around 10.5" which is cutting it kind of close. I'm not saying it wont fit, its just something to keep in mind if and research further if you have your heart set on this card. Also, I know this product is listed as 12.8" long, but I think thats the packaging dimensions as my 780Ti's box it came in was 12.8" long.
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It should work. I have a stock psu and it works fine. It is a low consumption card
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The required power supply for this type of card is minimum 800w (espesially if you plan to overclock) with 2power cables dedicated for this video card, so make sure the number of power outlets from the supply is enough for all you other components (ie DVD drive, hard drive, ect) good luck
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Yes, I have the EVGA 780 cards with the ACX coolers and it works and I am able to change settings in the Nvidia experiance, you just to get the Geforce lights that come on the side of the stock cooler. Hope that helps.
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it will, check their website here: http://www.arctic.ac/us_en/products/cooling/vga.html?gpu_no_of_fans=122 your card is on the list.
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Should be plenty. NVidia GTX 970 cards only require max 165W of power. You should be fine with 850W.
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no it's not. You need at least 550W to get the full potential of this card.
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Yes. This card is powered through your PCIe slot and the power from your board should be adequate. Make sure you have good airflow as this card gets hot. I suggest loading the utilities that come with it and set the fan higher than stock to make sure the aluminum block on it doesn't get too hot. If the board you have is P4 era be careful as the power circuits on your board may not be good enough. this card can draw upto 75 watts under full load
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I think it will work. I didn't try it with a 500w power supply. But you can check it with yourself by checking the ampearage. Check the ampearage of the +12v rail. If it have a value of more than the card requires it will good to go..
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Yes. I have two EVGA GTX 770 in SLI and a FX 8350 on my computer. I have an 850 power supply.
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These EVGA GT640 cards can use 65-70 watts. The PCI-E slots are often 75 watts max.
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From the specifications on the EVGA website: Minimum of a 450 Watt power supply (Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 24 Amps.), Total Power Draw : 140 Watts. So, the PC supply should be capable of 450W but the total video card is 140W.
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As long as your motherboard has PCI-Express 16x 2.0 then by any means yes. Be sure that your PSU has sufficient power for this graphic card. According to the official Nvidia website, the minimum wattage is 500 - Link : http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760/specificationsOnce you install it, be sure to remove ATI/AMD video card driver and then install a nvidia driver, to avoid possible conflicts loading driver.
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not sure but this is a pretty cheap PSU...i wouldn't risk my GPU with it. Just buy a new better PSU they are not very expensive
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It should work with an EVGA 8400 video card which requires a minimum of a 350 Watt power supply recommended with +12 Volt current rating of 18 Amps, but I would also check to see what your system is rated at. If this is a replacement PSU for an older system, then OK but if it is a new build then I would go with a more reliable PSU.
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Hi Earnie,Based on a quick search I did from these sources:http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/141-HW-E877.pdfhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117369______I would say, yes.
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you should have min 350 watts ps, the total power draw is 65watts. anything less your taking a chance with you system crashing or worse also PCI-E power connector is is used for more info go to http://www.evga.com/support/manuals/files/EVGA_Manual_EN.pdf this the manual and may give a better ideal