Is this compatible with my build? Replacing my old PSU. Thanks: HD Radeon 7850, i5 3570, p8 z77-v lk motherboard. Thanks again
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I believe it probably would , but myself I would go with a EVGA 750 since its 20.00 more , and your board will take dual graphics cards and a lot of RAM if you have it or would want to install and upgrade later. The computer that I installed the 600 on only pulls 460 w so it always stays way below max temp. I run a 750 superNOVA on my main gaming computer and am very pleased with with it even though I could get by with a 600. But as t o the600w it is completely silent and I have a lot of EVGA products and have always found them more than satisfactory , well worth the money.
450250
Yes, just be careful not to overclock your GPU or CPU too much, this PSU can't power that much. Otherwise should be fine.
1826004
This power supply should be overkill for your system. Go ahead and grab it. I'm CompTIA A+ Certified, this PSU meets all of your hardware's requirements, easily.
867846
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
780810
I am using an Asus Sabertooth board along with an AMD 8core Processor. The PSU should work right from what I am understanding from you guys.
560001
I Have 7850, and this PSU is fawless, Seasonic is the brand behind Corsair, whe you buy Corsair you buy Seasonic, Is SLI ready so i think it can run R9 290, but maybe you can go with 650W-700W, depending on your needs.
1986191
It should work, if anything, at least make sure your PSU is reliable. I had this card running with a 65W CPU on a 300W PSU
1788693
I don't have that particular psu. Why don't you try going to their website or simply google it?
980059
Im never a 100% So I always use PSU calculators and find out my systems watt consumption. But as far as connections, it should work as this is a fully modular PSU. You can Google PSU calculators to help you guess how much you'll need. I always go a little over what they suggest incase you want to add stuff later and to be safe in case there is any fluctuation in power
2250565
found this forum post. according to it: "...a minimum of a 500 Watt or greater power supply." www.tomshardware.com/forum/348776-33-radeon-7850
152175
No problem. Google about single rail and multi rail psu. This is a multi rail psu. Single rail is not better as many think.
1968833
It is highly unlikely that you will need to upgrade your PSU. It is all dependent on what your other hardware is as well, but I doubt you will need to upgrade.
1480114
Hi. Your power supply looks like standard ATX power supply unit and EVGA PSU should be compatible. You can compare dimensions and connectors for sure. For infirmation: h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Guide-for-Selecting-a-Power-Supply/td-p/36223
1086240
Yes it is compatible, and very happy better than expected. You will need extra power to expand if you plan on it in the future and EVGA power has best components used to last for long time.
774132
I am actually using a 300w PSU and everything works just fine for the past week (i7-4770, 8G ram, two HDs). But don't try to take my word and keep a 300w psu for long bc it's supposed to be dangerous to your equipment. I've ordered a 500W PSU and will replace as soon as it arrives.
1398011
Late answer, so I hope that you haven't had any problems. At full load, this card can consume up to 350W. I wouldn't go less than 750 for a PSU. If you plan on an OC, I'd go even higher. That being said, my CPU, GPU, and RAM are all OC'd. I've also got four HDD and one SSD, five case fans, and a 1050W Corsair. If you're considering spending this kind of money, I'd feel better knowing that the PSU voltage isn't going off course due to an overload, or that the PSU killed itself without taking casualties (fingers crossed).
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I can't say for sure, since I don't own that model PSU, but I would say yes. The screw placement appears to be default. Also make sure the wattage is high enough for your needs.