good psu for ati 4670

[danzie]

amd 8450 phenom
mobo K9A2VM-FD / FIH
3 gig ddr2 geheugen
1 harddrive & 1 dvd writer

can i put a 4670 ati radeon graphic card in this pc or is my powersupply to low

 

[nerp]

You're fine. It's one of the lowest power cards out there. It doesn't even need the 6-pin PCIe connector.

 

[Lunyone]

Well not sure how old it is, but if it's as old as the review (2003) than you might be getting into issues. Most PSU's will lose about %10 of maximum power supplied each year that you have it, so doing some math (5 yrs old x %10 = %50 maximum loss). This could be a very bad situation for you. I'd recommend getting the PSU below:
$45 shipped! Has 27A on the 12v rails and is >80% efficient!!
http://www.buy.com/prod/antec-...loc/101/203477214.html

 

[danzie]

it's a brand new psu

 

[Lunyone]

Ahh, well you might be okay. Not sure 16A on the 12v rail is going to cut it, but you can give it a try. The 4670 uses the 75w that is allowed per PCI-e slot on the mobo.

 

[OddJensen]

I don't reckon it even uses that much. Xbitlabs measured it (under a 3DMark load, which doesn't really mean it's loaded to peak, but a pointer) and they came up with a 47W total.

 

[RallyMaster]

The HD4670 is a very low power card and should run fine on even a 300W.

 

[danzie]

FP FSP group inc dve
fortron source

model no:fsp350-60mdn REV A

ac input= 230-2401v-5at50-60 HZ
dc input=350 w

+3.3v= 28.0A org
+5v= 30.0 A Red
+12v=19.5 A Yellow
+5v=2.0 A purg
-5= 0.3 A white
-12= 0.5A blue

(+3.3v&+5v&+12v=320w max)
(+3.3v&+5v=180w max)

this is my powersupply