Can this psu work with the AMD R9 295x2, along with an intel i7-4770, a Seagate 7200 RPM 1 terabyte, and 12 Gigabytes of 1600 MHz RAM
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You should be fine with 750 W. And corsair's CS psu's are fine products. However, I would reconsider the CS series. Not really in line with the rest of the config. While your non overclocked setup will peak just above 600W, making 750 W an efficient PSU, a platinium PSU would be even more efficient, hence cooler and quieter; even save you a few bucks in the long run if you're an avid gamer. 600 W does leave its mark on the energy bill. Another choice : I like the RM series; not really that more expensive and go fanless outside of games. If you can find a way to quiet down your GPU fan (not on the quiet side, even idle) you'll be glad for the tiny price premium. Good gaming ! [EDIT]just to make sure : because of the graphics card, when picking your pSU, make sure each pci cable can handle 28A and the combined 12V rails 50A. This is the case here and should be for any 700W+ PSU. Better safe than sorry, so double check !
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If it has a pci-express slot and power/supply has 6 pin pci plug you should be good to go.Make sure you download drivers and AMD applicable performanceprograms i.e. AMD catalyst. Good Luck.... Rudy
1470703
You should have no trouble running this card on this power supply.From my own experience I run a 9800GT on this Power supply which requires 103 watts to run, and this card requires 108 watts to run. The rest of my system has about 4GBs of ram two SATA HDDs an IDE OpticalDrive with an AMD Phenom x4, and a Cooler Master Hyper 201a. Also I have used this Power Supply for eight months no with no problem what so ever.The AMD website states that this card should work with a 450 watt or greater and it would also need the 6 pin pcie connector which this psu does have. So my advice would be to go for it. Another thing to not is that the 9800gt is very similar to the 5770 in terms of performance it only is 30% less effective in pixel rate and memory bandwidth. So it is up to you, but I think this would be a great power supply for your system. Also it really isn't that loud, of course it is no corsair or antec but it is much cheaper than those.
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It is a great psu I can say that, I cant remember excatly how many connectors it has. Im not sure what your card requires. But what it is running from me is an amd 8100 8 core. Overclocked to 4.2 ghz, corsair ht 100i, 2 gigabyte hd 7870s overclocled edition crossfired a 1tb hard drive, disc drive, 2 120mm fans 4 pin, 3 80 or 90 mm 3 pin fans and my asus motherdoard. I can say it runs all this amd has never shut down because of power usage like the psu I returned for this one did.i believe its actually made by seagate which is why I bought it. It top or bottom mounts and is quite which great for the amount of air the big ass fam moves. Could not be happier with this product. Sorry I hope this helps.
1637542
Good morning. Yes the power supply you have mentioned will work just fine. Anything over 650w will work. You might want to consider a higher wattage if you are using more than two hard drives in the case.
1128154
Yes this should work for you. Be aware of how many and what type of connectors you may need for your hardware. Otherwise this PSU has worked with no issue since I purchased it.
1770147
Yes you can as long as you don't have a CPU with a very high TDP like one of the AMD 220w monsters, (I used it very successfully with a 280w Dell PSU).
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Most likely, since the card doesnt require any PCI-E power connectors it should work, however most OEM PCs are shipped with the lowest rated PSU that can handle the cpu, drives and memory, i would recommend you check your PSU since its already old, 4 years its a long time for those, because this adds 55W more of required power.PCI-E is backwards compatible all the way to 1.1, so that would not be a problem.
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It should work but it is best to go to the Motherboard web site and check the compatibility. You can also go to the AMD site and check.
959135
Check the clearance for the card and the amps and wattage on your power supply. If all is right then yeah it will work.
1364309
It works just fine with my 220w PSU but of course, I don't have a fancy setup. One hard drive, one cd/rw drive, quad-core processor, two sticks of ram (4gb), etc. So I would say that as long as you have a modest build, you can cut it with 200w but I would recommend 220w to be safe. Of course, the more power you have, the more you can be at ease.
707078
Hello good day. look I've never seen that the psu divide into intel and amd, so I guess it will work, I have a core i5 and works very well. luck
698731
yes it would, but if you're upgrading the PSU, why not go a bit higher in wattage? I'd personally get at least a 525w for this system. They did upgrade the stock PSU to a 500W, but it's a no name that I wouldn't trust and doesn't have enough connectors to do anything but run the rig as is.
450250
Yes, just be careful not to overclock your GPU or CPU too much, this PSU can't power that much. Otherwise should be fine.
964694
If it has a pci-express slot and power/supply has 6 pin pci plug you should be good to go.Make sure you download drivers and AMD applicable performance programs i.e. AMD catalyst. Good Luck.... Rudy
823696
it is your PSU that you need to check .. I believe it should work I have a 750 corsair PSU but i have 32 gb ram and an i7 and 3 harddrives
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Itll work perfectly.... but just note, the motherboard only supports older AMD CPU's which will all bottleneck the R9 280x. and also, there is no need to buy an 850w unit for just a dingle CPU and a single GPU... about 500-600W should be more than enough