alright so would like to know if my 470W PSU can handle a 8800GTs 640/320 MB. Aslo, im getting a VF900 fan to put on my overheating X1950pro, do you think my future 8800GTS will need it or it runs cool enough. Thanks in advance.
OK thanks, I have a standard one in my casing, I will try it out for 2 weeks to see how it goes.. If it crashes/freezes or does other weird things then I'll know what be likely be the problem..
OK thanks, I have a standard one in my casing, I will try it out for 2 weeks to see how it goes.. If it crashes/freezes or does other weird things then I'll know what be likely be the problem.. royvanderhoorn
dont risk it. how much are you willing to spend on a new power supply?
alright so would like to know if my 470W PSU can handle a 8800GTs 640/320 MB. Aslo, im getting a VF900 fan to put on my overheating X1950pro, do you think my future 8800GTS will need it or it runs cool enough. Thanks in advance.greatmax1
There is a 8800 gts card on newegg.com. The specs says the card needs a 400 watt minimum power supply. You probably want to get something higher to allow more headroom for your other hardware also may help expandability when it comes.
[QUOTE="greatmax1"]alright so would like to know if my 470W PSU can handle a 8800GTs 640/320 MB. Aslo, im getting a VF900 fan to put on my overheating X1950pro, do you think my future 8800GTS will need it or it runs cool enough. Thanks in advance.Jd1680a
There is a 8800 gts card on newegg.com. The specs says the card needs a 400 watt minimum power supply. You probably want to get something higher to allow more headroom for your other hardware also may help expandability when it comes. Alright thanks, the thing is, im either getting a 8800gts and a new monitor, or the 8800gts with a new PSU if needed, and id like to get the monitor over the psu if possible :P
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