Solved.

[ybriK]

Solved.

[Jade]

It's MSI. I'd say so.

[Fulgrim]

http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

 

^i've been using that, never had any issue with it

[P e r s e p h o n e]

I've been using this website for about a 4 months now to find out the exact amount of wattage and amps for certain GPU/s. So far all the builds I have done and tested seem to function correctly. Obviously I purchase notable and robust PSUs, doing research and reading user reviews before purchasing them.

 

http://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/power-requirements-for-graphics-cards

 

Do any of you use this website or do you have another place where they show the wattage requirement and amps?

I use cooler master outer vision, the advance version. I just noticed Annie looks like she's having an orgasm.

[BonBon Scott]

That looks like an MSI-related website, so it should be okay. I personally use PCPartPicker to get a rough wattage requirement and then usually add about 100w or more for decent overhead.

[xox]

It's just what Nvidia and AMD advertise as recommended on their website. In actuality, you can do with much less than that.

[ybriK]

It's just what Nvidia and AMD advertise as recommended on their website. In actuality, you can do with much less than that.

The problem I have with the official websites is that they don't have the amps for the single 12v rail, unless it is somewhere...

[xox]

The problem I have with the official websites is that they don't have the amps for the single 12v rail, unless it is somewhere...

It's because it's mostly irrelevant. I ran a GTX 760 off of four 12v rails totalling 450 watts. It is only relevant to think of current if the manufacturer specifies so in my experience.