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Can my Hp 500 80+ bronze psu run a Rtx 2070?

21Vash
By 21Vash
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My pc is running a intel i5 9400f and a 16 gb hyperx ram, the company of my psu is HP and looking to upgrade my gpu to an Rtx 2070. I never overclocked anything and do not plan to, just wondering if my psu is good enough for an ASUS Rtx 2070 mini?

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Is it 500W or "500W" - check the side table with the power rails. If the +12v rail can handle at least 35 Amps, it should be fine.

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So how do I exactly check that

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Just now, 21Vash said:

So how do I exactly check that

You look at the side of the power supply - there is a table with voltage rails and power values.

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10 hours ago, 21Vash said:

12v = 40A

yep, that means it can output 480 watts. 

if it has the proper pcie connectors, then it should be fine. 

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Thanks! So can use the Rtx 2070 without overheating or any serious problems?

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