Is the PSU compatible?!

[Kaine anderson]

Motherboard: ASROCK H81M DGS R2.0

CPU: Intel 4460

GPU: MSI Twin Frozr r9 280x

Memory: Kingston Hyperx Fury DDR3 (2x4gb)

HDD: Seagate 1TB Sata 7200RPM

Optical Drive: Asus E-Green DVD writer

1x120mm and 1x140mm non controllable fans in case (NZXT Elite Source 210)

And the PSU: XFX Core Edition 550w bronze 80+

Thanks

 

[Havo_k]

Motherboard: ASROCK H81M DGS R2.0

CPU: Intel 4460

GPU: MSI Twin Frozr r9 280x

Memory: Kingston Hyperx Fury DDR3 (2x4gb)

HDD: Seagate 1TB Sata 7200RPM

Optical Drive: Asus E-Green DVD writer

1x120mm and 1x140mm non controllable fans in case (NZXT Elite Source 210)

And the PSU: XFX Core Edition 550w bronze 80+

Thanks

Yes but no overclocking. I think 280x can take upto 295 watts under load.

 

[ko888]

You shouldn't have any problem using that PSU. You should even be able to overclock the graphics card and run Furmark Stability testing without any problem.

 

[Havo_k]

You shouldn't have any problem using that PSU. You should even be able to overclock the graphics card and run Furmark Stability testing without any problem.

How much power does 280x consumes?

 

[ko888]

Is the OP using a six-core Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition Sandy Bridge-E 130W TDP CPU on an X79 chipset motherboard with the CPU overclocked to 4.60 GHz like Guru3D.com?

The OP is using a multiplier locked Intel Core i5-4460 84W TDP Processor (Typical power consumption: 68.25 Watts).


MSI R9 280X TWIN FROZR GAMING OC EDITION 3 GB [R9 280X GAMING 3G] graphics card only power consumption

Stock Factory Clocks: GPU Core Clock: Base: 1.00 GHz, Boost: 1.05 GHz, Memory Clock: 1.50 GHz
Maximum Card Power (Furmark) @ Stock Factory Clocks: 300 Watts
Peak Card Power Gaming @ Stock Factory Clocks: 228.55 Watts

Manually Overclocked: GPU Core Clock: Boost: 1.1 GHz, Memory Clock: 1.65 GHz
Maximum Card Power (Furmark) @ Manually OC'ed: 309 Watts
Peak Card Power Gaming @ Manually OC'ed: 228.55 Watts