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29th July 2011, 11:16 AM #4661
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29th July 2011, 11:57 AM #4662Notebook Guru
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12v just means that i cant use a lets say 16v psu, right? Would something like this work fine? Although it is an ATX and i read ATX can cause problems?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FSP-250W-P...item4aaa070e4c
This picture was posted by a member on the last page here; In the box where you see the PE4H, what is that thing in the top right corner for? It looks to me a bit like its for the powersupply of the PE4H?
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29th July 2011, 12:11 PM #4663Notebook Consultant
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if you refering the thing on the top right corner within the lower red frame, it's simply a switch to turn on the PSU which you can also do with a paper clip.
from the old PSU it reads 12v at 15A if I'm not wrong so maximum 180w off the 12v which is sufficient to drive the gtx460. For more powerful cards a more powerful PSU will be neccessary.
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29th July 2011, 12:13 PM #4664
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29th July 2011, 12:15 PM #4665Notebook Guru
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Thats what I ment, as i just found out on the website. It is the ATX power supply power switch (since its not connected to a motherboard). What i dont understand is that it has got 24 pins to drive it, rather than 20, which i thought is the standard connector which comes with the psus?
edit: why do you doubt it? It got 12V at 250Watts, so I asume about 20A which should be enough to drive the card?
Dunno what problem, i think i read something here ages ago but maybe i was wrong
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29th July 2011, 12:53 PM #4666Notebook Enthusiast
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Can I get a link on eBay to PSU in the picture:
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/6...460pe4hatx.jpg
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I want to see another option ..
This PSU is safe?
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29th July 2011, 01:09 PM #4667
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The 6-pin/8-pin/6+2-pin PCIe connector cable is used to provide extra 12 volt power to PCI Express expansion cards. So, to know whether the PSU able to provide enough power or not to the graphic card is by looking to the 12V current. This is an example of 500W PSU specification (PSU specification can be found on the PSU casing):-
Voltage +3.3V +5V +12V -12V +5Vsb Max. Current 25A 20A 34A 0.8A 3A Max Combined Wattage 130W 408W 9.6W 15W
As you can see the +12V can provide max current of 34A. So, to know the power:-
This is the maximum power this PSU can provide to the graphic card. Check it against the graphic card maximum power requirement.Code:Power = 12V * 34A = 408W
Dell Studio 1557 | Intel Core i7-720QM - CPU Microcode Update Rev 4 | 4GB | dGPU: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 + eGPU: PowerColor HD 5870
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29th July 2011, 01:17 PM #4668Notebook Guru
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i see. Another question, I read that Sandy Bridge processors got the integrated intel 3000HD GPU already... well... "integrated". Does that mean that every sandy bridge processor already comes with optimus technology?
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29th July 2011, 01:24 PM #4669
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That is an old PSU. Can you find any of these PSU in your country?
FSP or Corsair or Seasonic???
Your earlier choice of PSU (Hec Cougar RS 400 80PLUS RS-400) can support GTX460. But, better get PSU with single 12V rail. Corsair CX series are cheap & can provide enough power to run GTX460.Dell Studio 1557 | Intel Core i7-720QM - CPU Microcode Update Rev 4 | 4GB | dGPU: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 + eGPU: PowerColor HD 5870
Asus A42JV/K42JV | Intel Core i5-450M | 4GB DDR3 1066MHz | nVidia GeForce GT 335M 1GB DDR3 with Optimus technology | WLED 1366x768 14"
Phoenix BIOS MOD Request | Acer Notebook Clock Generators/PLL | Guide to BIOS mod for Dual-IDA
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29th July 2011, 01:34 PM #4670
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Dell Studio 1557 | Intel Core i7-720QM - CPU Microcode Update Rev 4 | 4GB | dGPU: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 + eGPU: PowerColor HD 5870
Asus A42JV/K42JV | Intel Core i5-450M | 4GB DDR3 1066MHz | nVidia GeForce GT 335M 1GB DDR3 with Optimus technology | WLED 1366x768 14"
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