can my psu avf 650w support gtx960?

[Han Wei]

can my psu avf 650w support gtx960?

 

[lucas_7_94]

Seems to be non certified, MAY BE will works, but i would not put it with a GPU in my system. So, i recommend you pick up another PSU.

 

[Han Wei]

Seems to be non certified, MAY BE will works, but i would not put it with a GPU in my system. So, i recommend you pick up another PSU.

ok,but if i don pick up others psu, would it be any different?

 

[lucas_7_94]

Again, i can't be able to find info online about that PSU, but if it have 28 Amps or greater in +12V rail, will works, else, the pc will not able to startup (in the best of cases with that PSU)

Again, the PSU is the heart from the machine, think twice choosing that PSU.

 

[Han Wei]

Again, i can't be able to find info online about that PSU, but if it have 28 Amps or greater in +12V rail, will works, else, the pc will not able to startup (in the best of cases with that PSU)

Again, the PSU is the heart from the machine, think twice choosing that PSU.

Well ok, I will think about it.

 

[ATi RaDEoN]

GTX 960 uses very less power. I am using an extreme low quality (of some local manufacturer) 600W PSU and it still works fine. My PSU was even sent for repair after some component blasted inside it (even sparks were seen coming from behind the case), but it's still working and running the GTX 960. lol!

 

[Han Wei]

GTX 960 uses very less power. I am using an extreme low quality (of some local manufacturer) 600W PSU and it still works fine. My PSU was even sent for repair after some component blasted inside it (even sparks were seen coming from behind the case), but it's still working and running the GTX 960. lol!

lol my +12v rails only have 25A i dk it will actually work or not

 

[turkey3_scratch]

I wouldn't use it. The ratings of the 12V rail(s) don't matter if the unit cannot even hold up to that claim. Plus, having a power supply with better voltage stability will ensure your hardware like the GPU lasts longer.

 

[Han Wei]

I wouldn't use it. The ratings of the 12V rail(s) don't matter if the unit cannot even hold up to that claim. Plus, having a power supply with better voltage stability will ensure your hardware like the GPU lasts longer.

Yea i knw, i will change it if i have the budget ,but now i don think i have so i want to knw tat atleast this psu can hold for awhile.

 

[lucas_7_94]

For the info your provided, nop, the PSU will not work, will not able to give the required Amper to work to the GPU.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

For the info your provided, nop, the PSU will not work, will not able to give the required Amper to work to the GPU.

What says?

 

[lucas_7_94]

For the info your provided, nop, the PSU will not work, will not able to give the required Amper to work to the GPU.

What says?

GTX 960 uses very less power. I am using an extreme low quality (of some local manufacturer) 600W PSU and it still works fine. My PSU was even sent for repair after some component blasted inside it (even sparks were seen coming from behind the case), but it's still working and running the GTX 960. lol!

lol my +12v rails only have 25A i dk it will actually work or not

For me, that system will not startup, but, OP feel free to check that, be safe, and try to get another PSU.