MrZucchiniHead Daemon Poster Messages 915 Jan 15, 2006 #1 i've heard the forton 450w recomended to me and some other people who are overclock and i just want to know if 450w is enough for overclocking?
i've heard the forton 450w recomended to me and some other people who are overclock and i just want to know if 450w is enough for overclocking?
0 003 Fully Optimized Messages 3,312 Jan 15, 2006 #4 DFI boards officially require at least a 480w power supply.
bonehelm Daemon Poster Messages 612 Jan 15, 2006 #5 depends on what video card you have if its really powerful like 6800GS or above i think a 500W would be safer.
depends on what video card you have if its really powerful like 6800GS or above i think a 500W would be safer.
OP OP MrZucchiniHead Daemon Poster Messages 915 Jan 15, 2006 #6 **** then i cant get it if DFI boards require 480w or above and im getting a 7800GT
F Flanker Banned Messages 2,327 Jan 15, 2006 #7 If you people don't think 36A are enough, get out more.
OP OP MrZucchiniHead Daemon Poster Messages 915 Jan 16, 2006 #8 so do you think it will handle this sysem DFI Lanparty UT Ultra-D Opteron 146 overclocked EVGA 7800GT overclocked G.SKILL 2gb extreme series and if it dosent work i could always RMA it right
so do you think it will handle this sysem DFI Lanparty UT Ultra-D Opteron 146 overclocked EVGA 7800GT overclocked G.SKILL 2gb extreme series and if it dosent work i could always RMA it right
F Flanker Banned Messages 2,327 Jan 16, 2006 #9 Yes you could RMA it, but 450W and 36A are MORE than enough. You have twice the amps suggested for an Athlon 64 system.
Yes you could RMA it, but 450W and 36A are MORE than enough. You have twice the amps suggested for an Athlon 64 system.
F FghtinIrshNvrDi Fully Optimized Messages 3,453 Jan 16, 2006 #10 Flanker said: If you people don't think 36A are enough, get out more. Click to expand... I concur. The Watt rating is not the end-all way to tell how it's going to run. That 450W Fortron is enough to run a DFI board and a 7800GT. And then a few extra hard drives to boot. 36A on 12V rails is a lot. Ryan
Flanker said: If you people don't think 36A are enough, get out more. Click to expand... I concur. The Watt rating is not the end-all way to tell how it's going to run. That 450W Fortron is enough to run a DFI board and a 7800GT. And then a few extra hard drives to boot. 36A on 12V rails is a lot. Ryan