Yup MAX output for GPU is 320W only. This same as CPU as well.

Look like is safe, to install GPU around that 200w
CPU is i5 12400F, don think can use until 300w

Look like is safe, to install GPU around that 200w
CPU is i5 12400F, don think can use until 300w

Becareful if you try to use a 200W GPU esp from Ampere gen, what the PSU needed ie 500W is not factored in transient spikes which could go way up. Lets say for 3060Ti, you will need a 650W PSU.

I am seriously considering the Corsair RM850X

It's more than enough to run my rig right?

Asus Prime X470 Pro
Ryzen 5 1600
Radeon RX6600XT
3pc 120mm fans
2pc 80mm fans
1pc 200mm fan
1 5.25" BD-ROM drive
1 5.25" card reader
1 3.5" mechanical drive
2 2.5" SATA SSD

I currently have a 550w 80+ bronze psu. Planning to upgrade to a 4070 which doesn't draw more than 200w at load for gaming (based on benchmarking videos).
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-4070.c3924

Please advise whether Im being stupid or not over this?

Exact make and model of the PSU itself?
A 4070 isn't a power demanding GPU, so a 550W unit is plenty sufficient provided that it's a quality unit

Dont look at the TDP on paper, real world measurement a 4070 "eats" nearly 50% more



This not yet factored in transient spikes, and depending on which CPU & other components. Even a decent 13500 system will overload a 550W PSU once it PL2 turbo for 60 secs.

Even a decent 13500 system will overload a 550W PSU once it PL2 turbo for 60 secs.

My current project requiring me to power dual Xeon CPU on motherboard. So I got myself a FSP HV PRO 85+ Bronze 650W, which was described to have 2 8 and 4+4 EPS connectors built-in.

Now I have the items with me, turned out that the so-called 2 EPS is actually an extension of the 8pin to another 4+4 pins.

Question1; can I use both connectors from the same cable to power up dual CPU? Can the cable sustain the potential power that might flow through the same cable.

Question 2: This China made motherboard gave instructions that if our PSU  has only one EPS, we can use one PCI4 6+2 pins, connect the 6 pins into the CPU connector but reverse the orientation, ie. face the clip opposite to the clip on the CPU connector.  Has anyone done this before and how safe it is. I tried to search online but such tweak is hard to find online. 

Thank you and have a great day.

currently, do all mid-high end psu come with 12vhpwr cable?

currently, do all mid-high end psu come with 12vhpwr cable?

If by high end means modular, most of these are configured to output to PCIE or 12VHPWR and some have dedicated 12VHPWR rails. As myway said, 12VHPWR will be replaced by 12V 2x6 but not so soonish https://www.pcgamer.com/thank-the-gpu-gods-...hpwr-connector/

Is the port same? If not should I wait for new one comes out then only buy the new PSU? Is FSP Hydro TI Pro 1000W a good ATX 3.0 PSU?

Guys my PSU just died.. I think

I’m using seasonic 850w platinum series… any recommendations replacement.
If possible platinum rated as well pair with 3080 and 3600x.. and lots of rgb

Is the port same? If not should I wait for new one comes out then only buy the new PSU? Is FSP Hydro TI Pro 1000W a good ATX 3.0 PSU?