[SOLVED] Is this power supply good for my pc?

[elias4]

Pc specs
I5 3470
Intel motherboard DH61WW
Kingston 2×8 gb ram 1600mhz 1.35v
Zotac gtx 1060 6gb amp edition
240gb ssd
Seagate barracuda 500gb hdd
I want to know if thi psu works fine with my pc and thank you.

https://imgur.com/a/HKyfZYQ

View: http://imgur.com/gallery/HKyfZYQ

 

[sizzling]

No. 12A on the 12v rail is disgraceful for a psu claiming you be 450w. That’s only 144w on the most important rail. It’s not even what would be a 200w psu.

 

[bignastyid]

No, given the size of the 12v rail it's a 150w PSU at best.

 

[King_V]

Holy crap, no! I'm surprised that's even made by LG.. unless the label is faked. That PSU belongs in exactly one place. The trash bin.

Click the first link in my sig. That's a MUST READ for power supplies.

A good PSU is a safety device, and good ones generally do not come cheap - the prices are a little crazy now, given the tariffs and the pandemic.

The least I would recommend is a Corsair CX (2017, NOT the green label) 450W. You'll know it's the 2017 revision because it comes with a 5 year warranty.

 

[elias4]

Just one more question what about his one?

https://imgur.com/a/HPXHk6K

View: http://imgur.com/gallery/HPXHk6K

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Please refrain from spamming the same picture over and over.

They both have the same measly amount on the 12v rail. Neither one is near enough.

Remember, you also need a PCIe 6 pin at minimum, although some 1060 models need an 8 pin.

 

[King_V]

Not everyone is on here during the same hours you are. We are all volunteers on the forums - do not spam the same request over and over again. Your third and fourth request to check that last one were both posted while I was in the middle of typing this response.

That PSU is even worse - it rates itself as 650W on the brand, yet is only 144W.

Did you read the write-up from the first link in my sig? The answer is clearly that you did not. You're not going to find a good power supply by randomly showing us these off-spec power supplies. The PSUs you've shown us don't have any business being installed in any computer.

With your parts, you're going to want at LEAST 30A on the 12V rail, to get 360W.


Read the first link in my sig: your PSU decision should be made based on that write-up.

Others might be able to help if they know what country you're buying in, and what stores (online or otherwise) you might be limited to purchasing from.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

A 1060 needs at 400w and a 6 or 8 pin depending on the model. It CANNOT reliably work without that much wattage, and it will not post without a PCIe power connector.

Currently, the power supply market is horrible and the prices are abominable, i get it. But those wont work.

Check out the "Recommended Power supply models thread" in my sig

 

[elias4]

Sry for spamming and ty all