Old PSU question

[OneStop]

What's the max gpu for this psu can handle? It has two 6 pin pci-e connectors.

 

Thanks.

[Guest]

wow...  A "600W" PSU with only 400W on the +12V.

 

Also not full range input.

 

Whole lot of garbage going on in this picture.

 

[Light-Yagami]

Probably around 300W. Should support 2080ti, provided it hasn't degraded much over the years. Most certainly not the new 3000 series though XD 

 

EDIT: didn't see it only has 6pin power connectors. My statement is thus invalid. I wouldn't use this PSU for anything. Buy a new one.

[MrBrightSyde]

I wouldn't use any GPU with it to be honest. 230V only, only 400w on the 12V rail when they call it a "600w" PSU. I would only use it for cheap cards that you don't care about losing. Honestly, I would get a better PSU.

4 minutes ago, Light-Yagami said:

Probably around 300W. Should support 2080ti, provided it hasn't degraded much over the years. Most certainly not the new 3000 series though XD 

Well, I wouldn't want PSU advice from you. Imagine using a high-value GPU with a cheap PSU that isn't full-range. It's not even capable of supporting the 2080Ti since it's 2 6 pins, not even 6+2 pin so the connectors wouldn't even work without an adapter.

[Spotty]

Just now, Light-Yagami said:

Should support 2080ti

I was thinking more along the lines of an 8800 GT. The 6pin PCIe connectors (not 8pin) should be a giveaway that using it for a 2080Ti wouldn't be a good idea.

 

Like Jon pointed out the information shown on the label doesn't give much confidence. I wouldn't put anything more than a 1050Ti or similar in there, though depending what you're trying to do with the system in regards to upgrades it might be worthwhile looking at a new PSU.

[Light-Yagami]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

I was thinking more along the lines of an 8800 GT. The 6pin PCIe connectors (not 8pin) should be a giveaway that using it for a 2080Ti wouldn't be a good idea.

 

Like Jon pointed out the information shown on the label doesn't give much confidence. I wouldn't put anything more than a 1050Ti or similar in there, though depending what you're trying to do with the system in regards to upgrades it might be worthwhile looking at a new PSU.

 

I'm sorry, didn't see that it only had 6pin. I stand corrected

[Light-Yagami]

5 minutes ago, MrBrightSyde said:

I wouldn't use any GPU with it to be honest. 230V only, only 400w on the 12V rail when they call it a "600w" PSU. I would only use it for cheap cards that you don't care about losing. Honestly, I would get a better PSU.

Well, I wouldn't want PSU advice from you. Imagine using a high-value GPU with a cheap PSU that isn't full-range. It's not even capable of supporting the 2080Ti since it's 2 6 pins, not even 6+2 pin so the connectors wouldn't even work without an adapter.

Corrected my comment. Thank you

[OneStop]

well it's from an old office pc anyway. Never mind, can someone suggest a decent psu which can handle a minimum 95watt cpu alongside with rtx 2060 ?

Edited September 18, 2020 by OneStop

[MrBrightSyde]

9 minutes ago, OneStop said:

well it's from an old office pc anyway. Never mind, can someone suggest a decent psu which can handle a minimum 95watt cpu alongside with rtx 2060 ?

Budget and country?

 

[OneStop]

3 minutes ago, MrBrightSyde said:

Budget and country?

 

around $100. Also how good is this one? 

 

Cooler Master MPY-7501-AFAAG-EU MWE 750W 80+ Gold Full Modular

[MrBrightSyde]

Just now, OneStop said:

around $100. Also how good is this one? 

 

Cooler Master MPY-7501-AFAAG-EU MWE 750W 80+ Gold Full Modular

That one isn't bad, a little high on the wattage for a rtx 2060 build, but future-proofed for the 3080 if you ever wanted to get one. There's the Phanteks AMP for $90 (550w), $104 (650w), and $108 (750w), on Amazon. It's basically a rebranded Seasonic GX, both of which have a better build quality than the Cooler Master PSU.

 

This is assuming US. If you are in a different country, please let me know.

[OneStop]

12 minutes ago, MrBrightSyde said:

That one isn't bad, a little high on the wattage for a rtx 2060 build, but future-proofed for the 3080 if you ever wanted to get one. There's the Phanteks AMP for $90 (550w), $104 (650w), and $108 (750w), on Amazon. It's basically a rebranded Seasonic GX, both of which have a better build quality than the Cooler Master PSU.

 

This is assuming US. If you are in a different country, please let me know.

I'll check phanteks AMP later. I found the corsair one , assuming its better quality brand than cooler master. What do u say about this one? Also is it compatible with gigabyte h110m gaming mobo?

CORSAIR RM750 750W 80+ Gold Full Modular

[MrBrightSyde]

Just now, OneStop said:

I'll check phanteks AMP later. I found the corsair one , assuming its better quality brand than cooler master. What do u say about this one? 

CORSAIR RM750 750W 80+ Gold Full Modular

IIRC it's better than the Cooler Master, about the same quality as the AMP , quieter than the AMP (they use the same fan, but the AMP has a more aggressive fan profile IIRC).

[OneStop]

Thanks everyone. /thread.