Corsair VS450w Enough please help.

buwadsikwate

Honorable
Nov 9, 2013
17
0
10,520
I have this psu Corsair VS450w latest version.
and im currently using it for 2 months my concern is can it maintain running my system until my new psu arrives still need funds.

Specs:
Core i7 2600k @3.40ghz no OC
Sapphire HD 7770 Ghz Edition
8GB 1333mhz ram low profile
MSI H61m-p33 G3
Asus Xonar DGX 5.1 PCI-E Soundcard
2 Antec 120mm Fan + 1 Nzxt 120mm led fan
500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm
 
Solution
Depends on how much current it can supply @ 12v and what the 7770 needs - i'm more of an nvidia guy, so someone else can tell you about that.

What I can tell you is that basically, when you start to overload a psu the voltage starts to drop (that is unless the psu fails before that happens). When voltage drops, the regulators on all the other components like the motherboard and gfx card have to start working harder (using more current) to keep the voltage on the system where it needs to be. They will get hotter and ultmately fail themselves if/when they reach their thermal limits or go over it for too long.
Depends on how much current it can supply @ 12v and what the 7770 needs - i'm more of an nvidia guy, so someone else can tell you about that.

What I can tell you is that basically, when you start to overload a psu the voltage starts to drop (that is unless the psu fails before that happens). When voltage drops, the regulators on all the other components like the motherboard and gfx card have to start working harder (using more current) to keep the voltage on the system where it needs to be. They will get hotter and ultmately fail themselves if/when they reach their thermal limits or go over it for too long.
 
Solution