Topic: ATX max power draw considerations (Read 1448 times)
So far haven't heard of problems with < 4 single GPU or 3 dual GPU cards, and considering 2 single cards is a normal SLI/Xfire setup, I'd think we'd see plenty complaining in gamer forums if it'd cause problems.
2 cards -> no problem
3 -> I don't know
4 -> Some have problem with the ATX power connector, burnt and melted. Must use pci-e extender with molex power connector
Or you can use expensive main boards which have additional power connector (Molex or EPS); usually gaming boards. But I think they're not worth
3 -> I don't know
4 -> Some have problem with the ATX power connector, burnt and melted. Must use pci-e extender with molex power connector
Or you can use expensive main boards which have additional power connector (Molex or EPS); usually gaming boards. But I think they're not worth
Hi guys,
Considering the max power draw from the ATX connector is 150 watts and each pci-e is 75 watts I wonder if it's safe to run two cards?
Any advice appreciated, thanks!
Considering the max power draw from the ATX connector is 150 watts and each pci-e is 75 watts I wonder if it's safe to run two cards?
Any advice appreciated, thanks!
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