duichik 24.10.19 11:36 am

MSI GTX 1060 and a weak power supply.

Hi all. I stood before the GTX 1050 Ti and the power supply unit of 550w. Yesterday I bought vidyuhi GTX 1060, the power supply I have left the old one. In a new video card 8pin power, and the old was a 6pin, I will connect the 8pin, I have not run the computer. And if you connect the 6pin on the GTX 1060 the computer turns on, but off label Please power down and connect the PCIe Power Cables for this Graphic Card..

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Accessories:

*Processor: AMD FX 4300 overclocked to 4.5 Ghz
*Motherboard: Asus M5A97 LE R2.0
*Video card: MSI nVidia GeForce GTX 1060 , 1060 X GTX GAMING 3G, 3Gb, GDDR5, OC, Ret
*Memory: two laths on 4Gb and one 2Gb
*Hard disk: Two HDD on 500Gb and 320Gb
*Hull fan: 3-120mm and 1 80mm
*Power supply: BoxIT S550W

I think the problem is in the power supply, but it manufacturer's recommended rpm 400 W and a maximum power consumption of 120 watts, and I have 550 watts. Here he found a power supply Aerocool VX-750.

Please explain why I miss 550 watts.

43 Comments

drill2 12.11.21

duichik
I have a 550 watt power supply pulling 1080ti. The main thing is to take a better quality power supply unit, and not stupidly 750W - this is a waste of money, a 550W seasonics will be enough for you with a margin for a long time.

rabbit24 12.11.21

if the unit is not standard 80+, then its real power, taking into account efficiency, is approximately 380 out of 500 watts

Angry fairies 12.11.21

rabbit24
Nice you dig up necroposts, people.
Btv screamed with the fact that the TS connected a 6-pin cable to the video card and took the missing 2 pins from the 4-pin cable to the processor, and then wondered that the PC did not start LUL