Will a XFX TS Series 650w Gold Certified PSU have the correct wires to run a Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 Gaming graphic card

[maillet]

just wanted to make sure there. Will my XFX TS Series Full Wired 650w Gold certified PSU have the correct wires to plug in a Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 gaming graphic card?

 

[n0ns3ns3]

yes, it has 4x 6pin
The card will come with an adapter 2x6pin to 8pin

 

[maillet]

Sweet. thanks!

 

[Agam3mn0n]

Just one thing to add to the post provided by n0ns3ns3! ^_^ With that GPU there is a chance you may cut it fine with the amount of power delivered by your PSU. the 1080 is rated up to 250 Watts as I recall, and it can hit that when it is operating to its fullest. If you find you have some random crashes, or a hang, consider upgrading your PSU.

I just mention this because while the PSU may have the connectors to deliver for a 1080, you haven't mentioned the other components, drives, CPU, etc... that are in the machine. Take it easy ^^

 

[maillet]

Just one thing to add to the post provided by n0ns3ns3! ^_^ With that GPU there is a chance you may cut it fine with the amount of power delivered by your PSU. the 1080 is rated up to 250 Watts as I recall, and it can hit that when it is operating to its fullest. If you find you have some random crashes, or a hang, consider upgrading your PSU.

I just mention this because while the PSU may have the connectors to deliver for a 1080, you haven't mentioned the other components, drives, CPU, etc... that are in the machine. Take it easy ^^

 

[maillet]

Lets say: i5 Skylake, 16GB ddr4, Gigabyte Z170X gaming 3 Mobo, Samsung SSD 1TB, 4 Chasis Fans. What do you think n0ns3ns3?

 

[maillet]

yes, it has 4x 6pin
The card will come with an adapter 2x6pin to 8pin

 

[n0ns3ns3]

That PSU is totally fine for this system.

 

[Agam3mn0n]

Agreed ^^ The skylake is pretty lightweight on power and SSD's consume very little too ^_^ looks like you are good to go ^_^

 

[maillet]

ok thanks guys!