How much power does the E8400 ASUS P5Q 4850 configuration require?

The power supply is about 450W, which is definitely no problem The rated power is 400W Your graphics card is a big power eater My configuration is E7200 The public version of the Dilan Hengjin 4850 MemoryADATA 800 2G*2 The motherboard is ASUS P5QL Pro has lower energy consumption than P5Q The heat sink of P5Q is terrifying It means that the energy consumption of this motherboard is not low The optical drive is ASUS The chassis is Jinhetian's The power supply is the Great Wall Dual Card King 500SD 4850 This graphics card is an independent power supply 4850 graphics card, although it is a legendary god card But there is a very serious problem is the heat dissipation problem Now ati has been optimized on the driver You can adjust the fan speed on the console You can update the driver There is another problem You may encounter is the compatibility problem of the motherboard The most common phenomenon is the inexplicable crash Because I have encountered this problem I have checked on the Internet Many P5Q series motherboards have this problem There are many solutions on the Internet I tried it and it didn't work There is a best way to brush Bois on the ASUS motherboard installation disk You can install it on your computer and brush it without going into DOS, it's very simple.

If you have to calculate, use this link, and if you calculate it, 350W is barely enough, but if you look at the heat dissipation problem of this computer, it is still rated at 400W and the maximum 500W power supply insurance At least add a few fans without a problem.

I hope you can know a little bit about electricity?

Fully loaded, 350W active PFC can be satisfied.

Hehe, I understand, but you didn't say how much power they consume! You can check their power consumption and add it up!

Oh, that's nothing, as long as it has more than 20% spare space, that is to say, your configuration power consumption is 350W, so with 400W, how can it not be broken because of power problems!

You have to have 400W!

Cooler Master Super 500 280 This is 400W, not bad! The kind that is cost-effective!

There is a calculator in your official website·· I've done the math for you, and it's only 400W that is enough for multi-core D6

Whether you understand or not, practice produces the truth. My E7300 dual hard drive 300w is no problem, generally 7x24 with 3 hours of rest.

If you have the money to buy such a configuration, at least 500w!

The configuration of ASUS notebooks varies depending on the model, and it is generally divided into different series such as thin and light laptops, gaming laptops, and business laptops. For example, the general configuration of ASUS Slim Orange laptops includes processor, memory, hard disk, graphics card, screen, etc. At present, the most common configuration on the market is equipped with a 10th generation Intel Core i5 i7 processor, 8GB 16GB RAM, 512GB 1TB SSD, integrated graphics or discrete graphics, 14-inch IPS screen, etc.

In addition, there are some high-end thin and light laptops equipped with higher-performance processors, larger-capacity RAM and hard drives, higher-level graphics cards, higher-resolution screens, and more. In short, the configuration of ASUS notebooks varies depending on the type and disadvantages, and you can choose the one that suits your needs.

Netbooks are all 20v, game books.

It's going to be a little higher.

ASUS notebooks are generally in the 14 22V range depending on the model. Laptops, like general electrical appliances, have an input voltage of 220V, and the output voltage is automatically converted through the power adapter.

ASUS notebooks.

The power adapter used by the original factory is different according to the power output of different notebook models, the voltage output is 19V, and the current is different.

Turn the bottom of the notebook up and look at the input voltage and current on the label.

1.The charging port of ASUS laptops is basically 19V, with an output of 19V, 65W, and an input of 240V.

2.This can be seen directly on the power adapter, i.e. the output voltage information on the adapter sticker.

ASUS laptop models are different, the voltage of the battery pack used is also different, some (universal), and some are available, you can accurately know the standard voltage of the battery pack by giving the specific model of the laptop.