Would the following CWT 500W Power Supply be enough for GTX 1050Ti? (picture included)

[lerun7]

Hi, here is a picture of my CWT 500W Power Supply:

https://imgur.com/a/Tocb3

I have this PSU for 6 years already, and it has been working great with my GeForce GT520 GPU,
But now I want to upgrade my GPU to GTX 1050Ti. I'm wondering if it would be good enough?

I read that 500W should be enough, But I know CWT is considered an unreliable PSU company.
However, so far this PSU was doing a good job with the GT520. Do you think it would be good with the GTX 1050Ti too?

And Also, do I have enough amps in my PSU for the 1050Ti? Because I see I have only 18 amps on the 12V+ Rail

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Tim9800]

500W is ample to power a 1050Ti. But, if you are worried about your PSU giving out, here's a link to tomshardware's recommended list for a replacement.

 

[maxalge]

Hi, here is a picture of my CWT 500W Power Supply:

https://imgur.com/a/Tocb3

I have this PSU for 6 years already, and it has been working great with my GeForce GT520 GPU,
But now I want to upgrade my GPU to GTX 1050Ti. I'm wondering if it would be good enough?

I read that 500W should be enough, But I know CWT is considered an unreliable PSU company.
However, so far this PSU was doing a good job with the GT520. Do you think it would be good with the GTX 1050Ti too?

And Also, do I have enough amps in my PSU for the 1050Ti? Because I see I have only 18 amps on the 12V+ Rail

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

does it have a 6-pin pcie cable?


that psu has two 12v rails at 18amps each, so IF its specs are accurate ( cheap ass psu's DO LIE ) it should work

you can simply get a gtx 1050 ti that requires no additional pcie cables for power, they are ~75w cards ( ~6 amps)