Hey,
Do you think this PSU will handle a ATi 4850.
RealPower 450w
Power is there but the 12v rails enough?
12v rails (check the bottom of the page)
Hey,
Do you think this PSU will handle a ATi 4850.
RealPower 450w
Power is there but the 12v rails enough?
12v rails (check the bottom of the page)
Uni Rig:
Intel Core2Duo E6550 w/Zalman CNPS8700NT | Asus P5E-VM HDMi G35 | 4x1GB Cruicial BallistiX PC2 5300 w/ Enzotech DDR-C1 | Sapphire HD 4850 512Mb | 36GB WD Raptor OS | 320GB WD WD3200AAKS | X-Fi Elite Pro | Silverstone SUGO SG02 | Enermax MODU82+ 425w | XP Pro
Home Rig:
**Under Construction** | 160GB Seagate Barracuda | Coolermaster Wave Master [Modified] | Coolermaster Real Power Pro 450w | XP Pro
Not sure if it's enough... Seems a bit low to me lol
If I were you, I'd get the Corsair VX 450W PSU...
It's a better PSU, with a way better 12V rail, which is enough for the HD4850.
Uni Rig:
Intel Core2Duo E6550 w/Zalman CNPS8700NT | Asus P5E-VM HDMi G35 | 4x1GB Cruicial BallistiX PC2 5300 w/ Enzotech DDR-C1 | Sapphire HD 4850 512Mb | 36GB WD Raptor OS | 320GB WD WD3200AAKS | X-Fi Elite Pro | Silverstone SUGO SG02 | Enermax MODU82+ 425w | XP Pro
Home Rig:
**Under Construction** | 160GB Seagate Barracuda | Coolermaster Wave Master [Modified] | Coolermaster Real Power Pro 450w | XP Pro
With 10-12A on the 12V rail I wouldn't risk it myself. Even a low wattage quality brand like Corsair has 2-3 times that at least.
Go with the PSU NovaSphere recommends, or the FSP 700W PSU that keeps being on TO @ Scan now and again at a knock-off price.
Uni Rig:
Intel Core2Duo E6550 w/Zalman CNPS8700NT | Asus P5E-VM HDMi G35 | 4x1GB Cruicial BallistiX PC2 5300 w/ Enzotech DDR-C1 | Sapphire HD 4850 512Mb | 36GB WD Raptor OS | 320GB WD WD3200AAKS | X-Fi Elite Pro | Silverstone SUGO SG02 | Enermax MODU82+ 425w | XP Pro
Home Rig:
**Under Construction** | 160GB Seagate Barracuda | Coolermaster Wave Master [Modified] | Coolermaster Real Power Pro 450w | XP Pro
Yes it will without an problems.
Is it actual dual rails, or just dual lines but a single 12V rail? Many PSU manufacturers produce both variants and it can sometimes be difficult to determine which one it is.
A single 12V rail would be better since it carries more amps than two, lesser rails.
"Support dual +12V1 and +12V2 outputs for higher power usage"
Taken from the coolermaster webpage
Uni Rig:
Intel Core2Duo E6550 w/Zalman CNPS8700NT | Asus P5E-VM HDMi G35 | 4x1GB Cruicial BallistiX PC2 5300 w/ Enzotech DDR-C1 | Sapphire HD 4850 512Mb | 36GB WD Raptor OS | 320GB WD WD3200AAKS | X-Fi Elite Pro | Silverstone SUGO SG02 | Enermax MODU82+ 425w | XP Pro
Home Rig:
**Under Construction** | 160GB Seagate Barracuda | Coolermaster Wave Master [Modified] | Coolermaster Real Power Pro 450w | XP Pro
That could mean either to be fair.
Uni Rig:
Intel Core2Duo E6550 w/Zalman CNPS8700NT | Asus P5E-VM HDMi G35 | 4x1GB Cruicial BallistiX PC2 5300 w/ Enzotech DDR-C1 | Sapphire HD 4850 512Mb | 36GB WD Raptor OS | 320GB WD WD3200AAKS | X-Fi Elite Pro | Silverstone SUGO SG02 | Enermax MODU82+ 425w | XP Pro
Home Rig:
**Under Construction** | 160GB Seagate Barracuda | Coolermaster Wave Master [Modified] | Coolermaster Real Power Pro 450w | XP Pro
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