Does this support 26A on the 12v rail? I need a PSU to power my EVGA 8800GTS 640MB.
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This powers my rig without issues. I have a 9600 gt overclocked 9850 processor overclocked 4 80mm fans 2 120 mm fans 8gb ram overclocked passed a 24 hour stress test and has lasted something like a year for me. Not a single voltage is dropping on me yet so the capacitors are of good quality. I cant say it will support your setup 100% for sure as I have not tested yours, however the price is worth the risk, I figured it was gonna last a week and die but it worked out great for me.
1788693
I don't have that particular psu. Why don't you try going to their website or simply google it?
864975
I found the wattage was not as important as the amps on the 12V rail. This card needs two 8-pin (or 6+2 pin) connectors, and my older 850 watt PSU ultimately did not have the right amps to support the card. (System kept shutting off... card had blown out the PSU.) 650 watts should be fine as long as your two 6+2 pin connectors off the 12V rail can support at least 20 amps each.
1606213
Also, the important spec to verify on your PSU is adequate amperage on the 12 v. rail. Match or exceed the req'mts. of the graphics card.
1099790
I have mine connected by pci-e 2 however a 400+W PSU is suggested unless you want to under clock and under volt
2106782
Refer to the Corsair website. They list this information for each model power supply under Tech Specs.
834098
It's 1 6-pin and 1 8-pin. Note that it's highly advisable to use a PSU that uses a single +12v rail, and a bit above the minimum stated watt requirement of 500. The SeaSonic G Series 550-Watt is one I've heard recommended pretty heartily.
35007
I used a 650 W PSU, but it depends on your mobo/cpu requirements. I referred to the Puget Systems site for analysis and guidance. You are likely OK - I built in some headroom for expansion later.
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All the tech documentation claims it to be a single-rail unit. If you ask me, I wouldnt recommend evga products any more - had some issues with them (spoilage in production) and in my experience their tech support/RMA is awful (Even if it is spoilage in production, the terms of RMA were unacceptable...)
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The box of the graphics card recommends at least 450 Watt power supply with 12V@40Amps, which is higher than a lot of cheap 400 or even 500 Watt power supplies have. Specs on a site like newegg will give you the amperage details that Amazon doesn't list.
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Yes. When you install it, go into corsair link and toggle off multi-rail mode for the ports you plug it into (this is extremely important since the HX1000i uses multi-rail by default and this card will not like that very much). I ran it with an 850W PSU, and while it worked I wouldn't recommend it (at load, the card goes over the 500 TDP rating). 1000W should be more than fine though and the PSU you have has a dedicated 12v rail option. Don't expect to tri-fire/quad-fire with it though.
1325218
According to Newegg customer responses this card will work with as low as a 250 watt psu. However, a 400 watt PSU is recommended.
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AMD FX 8320 consumes max 125W. So the answer to your question is yes. Just take care with the plugging since it is a modular psu. There are 6 of 12v rails. Try not to overload on a single rail and you will be okay.
752466
Yes. A good quality 800w power supply would be enough. Just make sure your psu delivers at least 70A on the 12V rail.
363189
This power supply will work. I suggest getting a different power supply like Corsiar, Evga, or rosewill. Try and find one that is 80+ certified. I don't recommend this power supply.
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Considering how this psu failed in 6 months when i have been doing heavy duty gaming.. I think the answer is no. But if you were asking if this unit can supply enough wattage for your build, the answer is yes. UNLESS you are running SLI/Crossfire, in which case go for an 750 or 800W.
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I have this card running with an amd A10-6800k apu on a 430 watt Corsair CX 430 power supply. It's rated at 32 amps 12v, and I'd consider that the bare minimum.Just do the math, 32 amps * 12v is 384 watts. This card draws 150 watts under load, leaving me with a little over 200 watts for the CPU and other devices. So my setup is fine, but if you have a higher end i7 or AMD FX CPU, you'd need a bigger power supply.