Hello! I want to ask you! Will the E8400 plus GTX260 400w power supply work?

E8400+GTX260+ 380W Cooler Tomahawk 400 can be done,**250 yuan or so,It's worth a lot,But the +12v1 of the graphics card will be tighter。 If you want to install now, the GTX260+ with more than 1,000 yuan has no purchase value, and the performance of the GTX460 768M of 1299 yuan is much better than that of GTX260+, and the power consumption is 34W lower than that of GTX260+, and this power supply is no problem at all.

If GTX260+ has been bought, then simply change to Tianzun 400 + 12V1 with a larger power of about 400 yuan.

If you can buy a 400 yuan Corsair CX400, it's best (I bought it for 330 yuan, I don't know why the price is so high now) +12V is very big, I don't have to worry about upgrading in the future, and the quality is good.

If you don't overclock, there is no need to change the power supply above 450W, 400W is enough for a long time. The main thing is to look at the size of +12v1.

It is necessary to have a power supply rated at 400W, and if the peak value is 400W, it is estimated that it is difficult.

This CPU does not consume much power, 65W. But the graphics card is going to be around 190W. Depending on the brand and the material, the power consumption may be different.

Use a minimum power supply rated at 350W.

It is recommended to use the power supply of big brands such as Simin, Yinxin, and Antek, and use the Great Wall or Huntkey again.

It's enough to choke 260 power consumption is relatively large The new 460 generally uses a 450W power supply Your 260 power consumption is much larger than 460 Or the 450W power supply is safer Moreover, your E8400 still has a lot of room for overclocking 400W and 450 power supply is not much different The power supply will be overloaded for a long time, and the performance will decline It is easy to count the hardware badly.

It's more reassuring to buy a rated 500w, 400w is a little smaller, maybe it can be used.

What brand of GTX260 card are you using?

I see that the manufacturer's own instructions are: MSI's 260 recommendation is 400w hee-hee, the lieutenant general of Shadow Relaxation is recommended to be 450w, and the general's 500w zotac destroyer is 450w...

The first line 400w rating is OK.

Miscellaneous power supplies are not very safe.

The rated 400W can definitely choke on the peak of 400W.

But it also depends on what brand it is, and if it's a 2-tier or 3-tier manufacturer, it doesn't necessarily work.

It is recommended that you choose a power supply such as TT FSP, Huntkey Delta, etc.

It's totally possible, I'll calculate the power for you, the motherboard power is 25W + CPU 105W + GTX 260 185W, and this is all full load power, your general memory is 5W, hard disk 10W, optical drive 35W, full load 400W is enough, not to mention the average power.

The e8400 is also enough without overclocking. There will be no bottlenecks. If it is an E7400, it may not exceed the exceedance, and there may be some bottlenecks.

A 400W power supply is sufficient. However, it is recommended to go up to 450.

400 is enough, but it is better to go to 450W for overclocking. It's a bit of a waste that your 8400 is not overclocked, and the motherboard is better off changing to P45

This combination is fine, it fits perfectly.

The memory is DDR2 800, if your motherboard has a DDR3 memory slot, try to use DDR3.

More than enough.

My piece of TT KK600P (rated power 500W) power supply, and the E8400 on hand is over to 700 1250MHz, and there is no problem at all.

If the LZ is not overclocked, a 450W rated power supply is sufficient.

A rated 400W is theoretically sufficient, if it is a good quality power supply.

But in the summer, the actual power of the power supply will drop, so it is necessary to do a good job of cooling. And some 400W power supplies do not have dual 6pin or 6pin 8pin configuration, you have to see clearly.

The power supply rated at 350W can be driven, I use the Onda Ball King 600 350W power supply, this power supply can easily drive 260+, if your power supply is rated at 400W, of course there is no problem.

Rated 400W Don't overclock OK

But don't go below 400w!

No problem, provided that your power supply is really 400w

If it's a false standard, or only less than 200w, that's not good.

400w is enough.

260+i7 is now more than 200W when the top configuration is fully loaded.

The conversion efficiency of the 400W rated power supply is almost 300W-350W, so it is enough.

The motherboard must be good for Gigabyte, GTX260 is unclear on the market, there is no GTX260 in my small storefront, you have to look at the market around you, the graphics card is best to choose a first-line brand, such as Yingchi, ZOTAC, ASUS or something, the CPU heatsink can be used originally, the graphics card is the same original can be added, if the chassis power supply is a good brand, choose Cooler Master.

I feel that the e8400 is no longer necessary to buy and is outdated. Recommended: Intel Core i5 650 (scatter) 1130Ԫ + MSI P55-CD53 1000Ԫ + TT Phoenix S300 Radiator.

If you must E8400, motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-EP45T-UD3LR (rev..)900 yuan radiator, also use S300, can be universal.

Graphics card: It is not recommended to buy GTX260, it is recommended to support DX11 HD5770: Sapphire HD5770 1G GDDR5 Platinum Edition 1100Yuan The graphics card does not need to install a heatsink.

Chassis power supply: Huntkey Dark Night H507 178 yuan + Cooler Master GX550W 599 yuan, enough for you.

The motherboard is still good for Gigabyte If you don't overclock it, you still use the original fan It's enough for the chassis You can choose whatever you want As long as it's good looking and the heat dissipation is good, just choose a power supply with a little more power.

Again, choose the i3 530 and GTX460.

If the power supply is rated at 400W, the E8400 with 65W can be driven. The main frequency of 3000 is not fully loaded when playing large 3D games. Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 is a high-end dual-core processor, so there's no need to change it.

Let's say your motherboard is based on P45.

Motherboard 20W

cpu 95w

Graphics: 190w

Memory + hard disk + optical drive + other heat dissipation 10 + 10 + 25 + 10 = 55w for a total of 360W

If your power supply isn't up to date, then there's actually going to be a 5-15% loss, and the actual power is 360W

So it's dangerous!

You can use the e8400 no problem.

As long as your power supply is rated at 400w, it's OK

It must be rated Most power supply models are marked with the maximum value Not rated If you don't feel down-to-earth, buy one rated at 450W is enough.

If you have a problem with your power supply, how can you have 4 cores for 260! But if it is 400 watts, 260 will be more than 200, and a 4-core will have to be more than 100, plus the board optical area, hard disk fan, how can it be safe to go to 450-500w! Otherwise, it's enough for you!

It's so good, go on amd945 955 965!

E8400 can be moved, the landlord should be P43 P45 motherboard.

For gaming, it should be Core 2 Duo E8700 or Core 2 Quad Core Q9550

You can bring.,Why is your hard drive so small?,It's definitely still IDE.,Add a SATA hard drive.。 The power consumption of the E8400 is 95W, which is not large. The recommendation of the Core Q series is not to use it, the whole defective product.

The 400W power supply with the i7 800 series is OK, no need to change it.

It's there by default, which is considered very high. It is not recommended that you overclock, if you want to overclock for a long time, it is a good standard.

With a rated 400W, it is good enough,As long as it is a real standard,Even if the E8400 is overclocked, there is no friend or problem,The false standard is not easy to say。

Recommend ANTEC's BP-430, rated 430W, ** is about 350 yuan, this brand is very good, LZ can know by searching for relevant information.

Of course you can, but if you play overclocking, you can also consider Yingtai's Tpower i45, this board has won the overclocking crown. **Also about 1,000 yuan.

Even if you're not overclocking, it's perfectly suited with the GTX260+.