Recent content by nkzuz

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    PSU for GTX 460

    Hmm, guys, if you're still around, I have another question regarding the PSU. Looking at the specs of the 600W OCZ PSU, I just noticed it has only about 35.4A on the 12V rails (if I'm right about the specs). That's only 5A more than my current CoolerMaster (except it's better quality), and...
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    PSU for GTX 460

    Thanks for your opinions, everyone. You see, I got the CoolerMaster because it was the best I could find here for a reasonable price back then. I live in Argentina and most stores here don't care about good PSUs, so they have crappy generic ones, or crappy brands they try to pass off as better...
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    PSU for GTX 460

    Hmm, might look at the GTS450 then, I'm not sure when I'll be able to upgrade the rest of the PC. The store that has the GTX460 doesn't have the GTS450, I'll have to look elsewhere. Thanks for the advice.
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    PSU for GTX 460

    Would a socket 775 quad core Intel help? (So I don't have to replace the motherboard). I might upgrade that next. I won't overclock anything now. So, should I just disregard the "minimum 12V current rating of 38A" mentioned in the manual?
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    PSU for GTX 460

    Heh. Yeah, 1680x1050. I might upgrade the PC next year, but if I get a new video card now, I'll keep it for a few years (I'll put it in the new PC). My main concern is whether or not it will work with my current PSU. Otherwise I'll have to investigate what is the best card it can handle. Thanks...
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    PSU for GTX 460

    Rest of the PC is (yeah, a little old now, but it works ok and I don't have much money): Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4GHz (not overclocked) 4 GB DDR2 800 (2x2GB) Intel DP965LT motherboard 250 GB WD HDD 1 TB WD Green HDD 1 DVD-R drive Old video card: Asus 7600GT 256 MB According to my APC UPS, it's...
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    PSU for GTX 460

    Hi there. I want to get a GTX 460, a MSI N460GTX CYCLONE OC 1GB, more specifically. I have a 500W CoolerMaster PSU (specs). Would that be enough? It claims to have 18A + 18A on 12V. This page says the card requires 24A on the 12V rail, so I'd be ok? But the manual I found at MSI's website...