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Question: i have 460w power supply is that fine?
Document: Great video card, had to upgrade the power supply, but that was fine. It really blows away what I had in my system before and I've had no failures or heartaches. Now I can play every game that I have including one that I thought I would never play because of my operating system.
cound not get to work with Dell Inspiron 620, tried 2 different cards, would not work, even with 650 watts power supply.
Very quiet, although when under undue stress(like the hanger modual for star citizen) it starts making coil whine, however from my knowledge that is a problem with my power supply compatibility, and not the card itself. Also runs far cooler than most, around 61 Celcius with 99% GPU usage
Just got this board and it really boosted my system performance. Assuming you have a big enough power supply, installation is a snap. I pulled my old board, plugged this one in, and the system started right up. Here are some tips that will make things go smoothly:1: Remove all the old video software before you install this board, especially if it's not replacing an nVidia product.
Turns out the Molex adapter does work, but make sure the plug with the two yellow wires is connected to a power connector that has nothing else on it. Failure to do this did cause one overload, but changing where the heaviest draw was coming from fixed the problem. This should answer a number of questions on whether or not a Molex adapter can work. Note that my power supply allows 18 amps per cable when you're hooking it up with a max total of 30 amps.
I contacted invidia and asked them why they changed to this port they told me its for customer convenance. I told them it is causeing me great INconvenance and if they were going to fool abound with the ports on this thing, they should supply adaptors with the card in the box like they used to. Invidia told me SORRY we won't supply adaptors in the box anymore and tough luck go buy my own adaptor.
I bought this card in a store on Black Friday 2013. I have not seen this thing choke at all on any game and Ive been playing on the highest settings. Some of the games are BF4, Assassins creed IV Black Flag and Batman Arkham origins. I'm a CS major so I also played around with writing software for the CUDA cores, I wish there were more as I could handle more data. But I don't do much CUDA programming so its fine.
First let me say my rig is 3yrs old. I have an ASUS cm6850-07. It has a i7 2600, 8gb ram, 1 pci-e 16 2.0 and 1 pci-e 4 2.0. It had a GT 530 OEM card and a 350w PS. Which was fine.I play Guild Wars1 and Guild Wars 2, Skyrim and CIv5 for the most part.My GT 530 performed admirably in Mid settings (High on GW 1).
Nice card, no problems at all. I would recommend this card for the price and power that you get. Great job ASUS!
The performance/power usage curve for Nvidia cards is outstanding. This card benchmarks nearly twice as fast as the older AMD 6850 it replaces and runs equally quiet and cool. Unlike the 6850 the 760 requires a supplemental power cord.
Answer: The manufacturer says, "The display card requires up to 225 watts of power".  Most desktops with an i5 or i7 draw less that 100 watts.  A 460 watt power supply is more than adequate.It seems people are always telling you that you need a humongous power supply but anyone that builds computers and/or uses them professionally like I do know this is just hype.  I run two computers, a monitor, a 23" LED LCD HD TV, and a lot of other minor items behind an UPS and all of them seldom draw more than 300 watts combined.  When playing a high GUI game the draw may go as high as 350 watt for everything.Fred Brooks owner and CEO, H&O; PC Solutions