Hello，I want to build a computer, you know, 4-way GTX Titan Black at least to need 1600W .So this product can use for computer?
215122
I don't think this will work for you, unless your putting it in a car to convert the power into a source to plug machines into. You need to look for a 1600w power supply.
1429471
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1429472
I use mine to run an Asus computer that controls My Ham gear so it is loafing along at less than 300 watts. I use an HP laptop for most other things because it uses 80 watts. You will need lots of batteries to keep that computer going at that power level. Hope this answers your question.
368231
Major energy user in modern comps is a video card...Without video card, 300W more then enough.If you will use powerful modern video card you have to change PSU if not 300W would be OK
2150422
I would expect so, as long as you're not overloading it with other accessories or CPU power. The card specs say it needs 300W in addition to what the bus provides. The PSU lists 4 x (6+2 PCIe power connectors) which are what is needed to plug directly into the video card (1 or 2 of these). The graphics card should also come with a Molex to PCIe power cable, which you could also use to power things up. Have fun!
922830
I don't believe that it will have sufficient power. I built nothing but 350 to 400 watt computers up until the time I finished that machine. Since then, to be safe and not sorry, I have installed Thermaltake 700's and one Coolermaster 600 80% guaranteed unit in my newer builds. When the prices come down with rebates, there is no need to under power these machines. More IS better and simplifies things a lot.
856882
The recommended minimum is 450w. However, my machine only uses a 192w when I'm using my my GPU at 100% on a i5 3570K. I think it will work fine on a 400w, but continuous use at 100% GPU may lead to a short life of your power supply.
1307864
Sounds like that's a 250 Watt power supply. It doesn't hurt to use a beefier power supply, so a 400W would fulfill your power needs very well. I don't know why companies put puny power supplies in things. As long as it has the connectors you need for your motherboard and hardware, it should do fine. The person who got this supply put in his computer says it's been working fine.
1737390
Yes...very good graphics card...I do a lot of CAD and it works fine. If the EVGA 500w is a power supply, I would bump up to more like 750, no, I'd make it a 1000W.
875826
NO, when you look at what titan was designed to do (computing).Anytime i have that much gpu power (780/titan/780 Ti), less than 4gb vram will bottleneck the card...
555630
Hi. I wouldn't try it with less than 500W. Obviously it doesn't consume that much, but if you're thinking of upgrading to this card, you probably have a couple hard drives, a higher-performance CPU and so on, and would need that much for other reasons. I had a 400W PS that was unable to power my system a few years ago, resulting in BSODs and random freezes, so I changed that out for my current 600W supply, which does just fine. I have an 8-core CPU, this video card, an SSD and four hard drives. I just had a look at EVGA's specsheet about this, and it says minimum 350W PS. I would imagine that is in a minimal system with nothing else hooked up. If you have any plans to upgrade anything in the future, being stuck with a tiny power supply will limit your options. I'd say start your search at 500W and if you find a good manufacturer of a more powerful one that's reasonably priced, get it.
2038235
Why not? It's always recommended to purchase more power then your computer needs. That is what I have read anyway.
891620
Yes, should work fine. My Desktop had 500W in it when I was using this. It will be a VERY tight fit in that case though.
1697076
Yes it will, first make sure you have bios ver 1604. 1000watt psu is a must for the cpu and any decent video card. I currently have this board, xion 1000w psu, Zotac 980, 16gig ram, xonar d2x audio, Enermax h2o cooling, 4 hdd and two ssd's and 4 fans and an Aerocool 2100 controller. my system will oc to 5.178 Mhz when gaming, 4716 Mhz mild use and drop to 1405 minor use. I have this system connected to a weather station that runs 24/7 and have an up time of 23 days and 14 hours as of typing and windows 10 with zero issues. have fun and enjoy!!
453959
Honestly, no. The graphics card technically needs 400 watts, I changed out the 350 with a 750. The computer should have at least a 400-450 watt at a minimum.
891622
It should be but 460w PSU is cutting it close. Couple of things to consider:1: it's a big, thick and long card, make sure it will fit in your case.2: it takes 2 PCIx power connectors from your PSU. There are PCIx to molex adapters if needed. Most cards actually ship with them but just know this.3: make sure you have an available PCIx X16 slot available. This thing takes up 2 slots on your motherboard. Again, just know this and make sure you have the space.Other than that it is a great video card, even by today's standards (10-2014)
404888
Yes 750w will be fine, if you want to go sli in the future though you're going to need to more wattage.
201961
No. It requires a 450w minimum, and installing it with lower could destroy the gpu
1812941
Hey. As per specification each of these beauties has a 250W power consumption.So it recommendable to get a 1200w or more PSU for three of this kind. You'll be more than well served with a 1600w PSU for a 3 WAY SLI.Cheers!.http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications