I need to know if a 340 Watt PSU will be at least sufficient to test an old 7800GS AGP graphics card.
I have other more powerful PSU's around, but they don't have the molex connections. The PC needs a minimum of 5 molex which includes 1 for the case fan, 2 for each HDD, 1 for the DVD, and 1 for the 7800GS. I'm not sure I want to go the molex to SATA adapter route.
Again it is just to test the7800GS for functionality, not stress test, etc.
Thank you.
Specs are:
AMD Thunderbird 1.2 GHz CPU
7800GS AGP graphics card
340 Watt PSU (Enlighten brand I think). Older of course.
Single DVD player. I disconnected the other.
Single case fan
I also disconnected the floppy as well.
384 mb of ram
I have other more powerful PSU's around, but they don't have the molex connections. The PC needs a minimum of 5 molex which includes 1 for the case fan, 2 for each HDD, 1 for the DVD, and 1 for the 7800GS. I'm not sure I want to go the molex to SATA adapter route.
Again it is just to test the7800GS for functionality, not stress test, etc.
Thank you.
Specs are:
AMD Thunderbird 1.2 GHz CPU
7800GS AGP graphics card
340 Watt PSU (Enlighten brand I think). Older of course.
Single DVD player. I disconnected the other.
Single case fan
I also disconnected the floppy as well.
384 mb of ram
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