M mihai816 Reputable Nov 29, 2015 12 0 4,510 Nov 29, 2015 #1 Does this psu http://imgur.com/Y4eUNCI,support a nvidia gtx 550 ti and an amd fx 8350 on ASRock 960GM-VGS3 FX motherboard?
Does this psu http://imgur.com/Y4eUNCI,support a nvidia gtx 550 ti and an amd fx 8350 on ASRock 960GM-VGS3 FX motherboard?
Solution CEO_NeptuneGaming Nov 29, 2015 1. Unknown company 2. No efficiency rating 3. ''Dual-core PSU'', you are using an Octa Core THEREFORE get another PSU
1. Unknown company 2. No efficiency rating 3. ''Dual-core PSU'', you are using an Octa Core THEREFORE get another PSU
CEO_NeptuneGaming Reputable Nov 28, 2015 12 0 4,520 Nov 29, 2015 Solution #2 1. Unknown company 2. No efficiency rating 3. ''Dual-core PSU'', you are using an Octa Core THEREFORE get another PSU Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
1. Unknown company 2. No efficiency rating 3. ''Dual-core PSU'', you are using an Octa Core THEREFORE get another PSU
M mihai816 Reputable Nov 29, 2015 12 0 4,510 Nov 29, 2015 #3 Thank you,i'm getting a new one soon,i should get it in 4/5 days ,but i'm quite impatient so i was thinking installing my config on my current psu Upvote 0 Downvote
Thank you,i'm getting a new one soon,i should get it in 4/5 days ,but i'm quite impatient so i was thinking installing my config on my current psu
M mbarnes86 Splendid Sep 16, 2010 3,839 7 26,965 Nov 29, 2015 #4 Hi assuming your PSU has a PCI-e 6 pin plug for the graphics card it should work http://www.geforce.co.uk/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-550ti/specifications If you are buying new parts I would get a new better quality pSU I am not sure how that PSU gets to 500W from its individual voltage & current indications if using existing second hand parts I would probably go ahead and take the risk regards Mike Barnes Upvote 1 Downvote
Hi assuming your PSU has a PCI-e 6 pin plug for the graphics card it should work http://www.geforce.co.uk/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-550ti/specifications If you are buying new parts I would get a new better quality pSU I am not sure how that PSU gets to 500W from its individual voltage & current indications if using existing second hand parts I would probably go ahead and take the risk regards Mike Barnes