yes, it is normal because you didn't give any heavy load to the gpu yet. Try to run furmark at the heaviest settings and see if the board power draw increases.
the thing is when i open a heavy game exp: csgo my computer rebooting..im afraid my psu doesnt give enough power...im using 750w psu
Is this a new build or an upgrade build? if so could you list the specs of the pc in detail before and after? Also what's your PSU Brand and model?
this is a newly build pc...
u sure 100%? cuz im gonna buy it right now..i knew it but i just want to ask from experienced person...once again u sure 100%???
btw 750w Hxi from Corsair is to expensive ahahah..any suggestion that lower the price a bit?
Yes it is ok, but usually i prefer Corsair RM or RMx, Seasonic Focus Gold, Bitfenix Wispher, and Cougar GX-F (good brand, cheaper price since it's OEM Brand from HEC iirc), all of them from the range from 650w to 750w, just pick which one suits you best for the price. Your country voltage should be +-10% 240v @50hz, so if you could see the psu label 80+ somthing 230v EU, you should be ok to pick them.
I took the Corsair RM650 80+ as you suggested, and now the rebooting problem is gone. Thanks for theYes it is ok, but usually i prefer Corsair RM or RMx, Seasonic Focus Gold, Bitfenix Wispher, and Cougar GX-F (good brand, cheaper price since it's OEM Brand from HEC iirc), all of them from the range from 650w to 750w, just pick which one suits you best for the price. Your country voltage should be +-10% 240v @50hz, so if you could see the psu label 80+ somthing 230v EU, you should be ok to pick them.
Also, after you install the PSU, use 1 PCIe power cable per slot on the gpu, do not daisy chain them as there is some problems if you do daisy chain the psu, so use separate cable per pcie power slot (yours 2x8pin, so do 1 cable per 8 pin each from the psu), it should be like this:
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