What power supply do I need for this configuration to be dragged forward?

Hello landlord. Cooler Master Tianzun 360w 360w with dynamic This is the highest-end power supply of Cooler. Enhance YIHENG OEM Yiheng is the top OEM manufacturer of power supply. Guarantee of the highest end. Huntkey's stuff can't be compared.

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This power supply is definitely moving... I can guarantee it.

Taiwan's top power supply manufacturers will not be falsely rated 360W is 360 Antek, Haiyun, Kangshu and other brands of power supply can be considered. Especially the sea rhyme.

Recommend an ANTEC NeoPower 430 rated 430W power supply with active PFC 360 more.

Keep in mind that the Cool Tianzun series is the highest-end power supply of this brand, and Haiyun, Anemi and Antek are at the same level. Really nb.

The 400W rated Huntkey Multi-Core DH6 is a power supply with good performance.

Just buy a brand of 400w.

Kangshu IP470 You have learned about this power supply.

Haiyun M12II-500

Both the CPU and graphics card are 12V

The most stable thing in 12V is Haiyun.

The best 4-way 12V output of 6pin+6pin power supply requires 500W rated power supply, and the purchase should pay attention to the size of the 12V output, some power supplies are mainly for the CPU and some are for the main graphics card.

The minimum rated power is 350W.

400w is good.

Rated 400W will do.

Huntkey multi-core DH6 378

With the movement, PCIe power supply is up to 75W, this U is about 50W at most, plus the motherboard, fans are messy at most 200W

Steady drag!Just this configuration, 300W power supply, whatever you want, not to mention 300W, 200W, CPU has been measured online, full load is about 40W, and the graphics card 65W is the factory parameter.

Your power supply is enough to push

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The public version of the GeForce GTX 550 Ti has a nominal power consumption of up to 116 watts Phenom II X4 955 and has two types: TDP 95W and 125W, and the new one is generally 95W.

In general, if the power supply is indeed just enough for the 300W rated power, if the CPU is 125W, it is recommended that you change to a 350W 400W power supply fuse when the computer starts, the CPU graphics card does not consume much power, it should not be a power supply problem Since many power supplies have the phenomenon of false standard power, you had better check how big your power supply rating is.

You only write a 300w, only when you are the letter w, not watts, if it is 300w above the model number, it is the model number, not the power. If it is a miscellaneous power supply, then this power supply is definitely not good, used in your configuration, it must be more than 250 watts of rated power, it is recommended to need 300 watts, and the brand can be used in Jinhetian, Huntkey, Great Wall, etc.

Your CPU is 125W, your motherboard is 14W, your graphics card is 115W, your hard drive is 6W, your RAM is 3W, and if you add the rest, you'll get about 280W. Your 300 watts are really reluctant. It is recommended to replace the power supply rated at 400W.

Because the false standard of the power supply is more serious. In addition, the problem that your system is slow to respond after booting should not have much to do with this. Please check the startup items to see if there are too many startup items; Or clean the desktop and system disk, if there are too many files on the desktop or too many junk files on the system disk, it can cause the boot speed to slow down.

460 and 550ti are all ...... on the generation cardToo old to recommend. Now the new card 7750 consumes ultra-low power and performs well.

No, the 460 is a mid-to-high-end graphics card rated from 400W.

Yes, the full power consumption of your platform is about 300W.

The power supply is smaller, and the power consumption of 550ti is larger, and 450W can only bring 550ti

Sweat ,,, I think it's definitely enough, is it rated 350 or peak 350?

1 all rated 400 is enough, upstairs don't fool around, 955 full load up to 135w no fierce overclocking will not exceed 150w 6870 count him full load operation 165w a total of only 300w plus LCD display count you 24 inch 40w LCD memory count you 6w hard disk count you 10w motherboard 25w there is no 400 w this is in full load condition, normal Internet access Full load situation is very little, power consumption is not as terrible as you said.

It's a bit of a hang.

It is recommended to use a rated 500W.

Your AMD power consumption is high.

The full load of the 6870 is close to 200W

It may be due to the power supply, but not necessarily. It is also possible that the heat dissipation is not good.

A rated 300W power supply should be fine. But your power supply is the show's!!

If you use a miscellaneous power supply, it is best to use a rated 350W, if it is a first-line brand power supply, the rated 300W is enough.

My configuration is similar to yours, it is also a 9600GT graphics card, and I use Haiyun's rated 330W power supply, which is very stable. I bought my power supply for 390 yuan.

The power supply is fine, if you restart it, it should be that the temperature of a certain component is too high, and it has been hot recently.

It is really difficult for this power supply to drag up such a configuration, and the power supply will naturally not be able to keep up after a long time.

I used to have the same computer as you, and I went to find someone, and they said that the power supply was old, and it would be no problem after replacing it.

I can drag it, no problem.

It is recommended to have 4G on the memory.