Can this be powered by the Corsair HX1000i PSU?
638873
Yes in most cases. The total power consumption of the card maxes out at 600W. So you can see you have ample of power left. Yet if you have like a 5 HDD and overclocked CPU with optical drives, then you may want to revisit the power budgeting.
638874
I have this card and use it with a 850w XFX pro 80plus gold PSU and never ran into any issues, card uses up to 500w, and if you are using an intel CPU you should run beyond 750w of pek power, I run a 4790k with a seidon 240m water cooled slightly overclocked to 4.5ghz, and on max usage got 789w, so you will be fine
638875
Yes, it is. However, you should check consumption of other components of the system and you should bear in mind that recommended PSU for this adaptor is 1200W.
638876
Yes. When you install it, go into corsair link and toggle off multi-rail mode for the ports you plug it into (this is extremely important since the HX1000i uses multi-rail by default and this card will not like that very much). I ran it with an 850W PSU, and while it worked I wouldn't recommend it (at load, the card goes over the 500 TDP rating). 1000W should be more than fine though and the PSU you have has a dedicated 12v rail option. Don't expect to tri-fire/quad-fire with it though.
468218
Yes you can as long as you got enough 4 pci3 pins and the psu has enough power. So if you have 2 of this cube. You need at least 650W psu.
902896
Sure, I run it on a 600watt no problem, it doen't support pci power, just the pci express conection. Not the best for gaming, decent for designing
1371130
No power supply, the bundle is good but only if you are saving a lit, the cx430 or any corsair power supply is a great choice.
926916
You need a new PSU, the one you have is garbage. Not all PSUs are made the same, and all the efficiency certifications are garbage and mean nothing. PSU manufacturers submit "golden samples" for certification, and there is no follow by 80Plus to make sure that the production ones are even close to the wattage or efficiency that they claim on the box. Corsair PSUs always exceed the box numbers and ratings, and there are a few other good ones. Find one you want from here: http://www.jonnyguru.com/index.php
614144
It can depend upon a number of things. What takes the most power is truly your Graphics card, followed by your CPU followed by Hard drives, followed by RAM.You can probably get away with a good 550W power supply. I went Corsair Professional Series on my build, and have had 0 problems with power. I'm running a 750W.
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I have SFX 450W 80+ Bronze Certified PSU and it works just fine :)It comes with the Silverstone Tek SG05 caseMy specs:HD: WD 1Tb blackCPU: i5 3350PRAM: Corsair vengeance 8Gband an external sound card
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Corsair Professional Series HX 750 Watt ATX/EPS Modular 80 PLUS Gold (HX750)
1728704
Yes. It should be fine. You have a PCI express X 16 slot and unless you've beaten the crap out of the computer or you already have a bunch of attachments your PSU should still have enough juice to power it?
2125649
Yes, this is an ATX PSU and the Corsair website says an ATX PSU is what it is designed for.
1594499
It says it will not, but I am using it inside an Acer Veriton with a 250W psu without issues so far
1340941
You will need to use an internal usb header. Witch is fine cuz you are gaining 5 usb's. three internal and two external. With the H100i and ax1500i you will need to use the dongle that came with the power supply.
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CORSAIR CXM series CX750M 750W ATX12V v2.3 SLI CrossFire 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply New 4th Gen CPU Certified Haswell Ready
675716
Simple answer. Yes. I have a new computer with this PSU and that gen. Of cpu
1337127
I don't believe so. The included power cables connect to either a motherboard fan header or a molex cable.
1666832
Hey Josh, I can't comment on the 1000 of each PSU. My decision is this. My choice was between the Corsair 1200i and the EVGA 1200 P2. I choose the EVGA for a couple of reasons. First off, the 10 year warranty, and almost a hundred dollar difference. Both of these are very good psu's. You can't do wrong with either. However I personally don't care for the (i) interface. To me however, 1200 watts is not an overkill. Simply because my rig is build for the long future (4k). And knowing that my psu has a 10 year warranty. No brainer. Like I said, you can't go wrong with either. However look at the warranty, future, and price. GAME ON, my friend
752466
Yes. A good quality 800w power supply would be enough. Just make sure your psu delivers at least 70A on the 12V rail.