i have a 750 watt corsair psu bronze rated with 2 sapphire 7950 and an i5 ivy and there is still left in the psu to squezze 
Bronze rated sucks, get at least a gold one please
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Bronze rated sucks, get at least a gold one please
i have a 750 watt corsair psu bronze rated with 2 sapphire 7950 and an i5 ivy and there is still left in the psu to squezze
Hello everybody,
I am about to setup a miner with 2*7950 as well as an a6-5600k.
Gpus gonna mine litecoin while the CPU some sort of cpu-coin.
Do you think a 750Watt PCP&Cooling PSU (which I have lightly used for 2 years) will be enough for minning 24/7?
I am about to setup a miner with 2*7950 as well as an a6-5600k.
Gpus gonna mine litecoin while the CPU some sort of cpu-coin.
Do you think a 750Watt PCP&Cooling PSU (which I have lightly used for 2 years) will be enough for minning 24/7?
750 should be enough, what you really need is a good quality PSU....
Maybe not. I toasted a 600W crap PSU with just a single graphics card. A Corsair 650W handles 2 cards without issues.
If the PSU can handle it, depends on the REAL(not claimed) Amperes provided by the 12V rail. You probably need up to 25A per card, not sure
In alternative or in addition you should undervolt the cards. You probably will need to hexedit and reflash the bios.
If the PSU can handle it, depends on the REAL(not claimed) Amperes provided by the 12V rail. You probably need up to 25A per card, not sure
In alternative or in addition you should undervolt the cards. You probably will need to hexedit and reflash the bios.
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Hello everybody,
I am about to setup a miner with 2*7950 as well as an a6-5600k.
Gpus gonna mine litecoin while the CPU some sort of cpu-coin.
Do you think a 750Watt PCP&Cooling PSU (which I have lightly used for 2 years) will be enough for minning 24/7?
I am about to setup a miner with 2*7950 as well as an a6-5600k.
Gpus gonna mine litecoin while the CPU some sort of cpu-coin.
Do you think a 750Watt PCP&Cooling PSU (which I have lightly used for 2 years) will be enough for minning 24/7?
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