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Power supply for hd 6850

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Hello,
can i use Corsair vs450 for my hd 6850?
other specs
Phenom IIX4 955 BE @ 4.0 GHZ
2gb ram
Cooler master elite power 460 watts
ati radeon hd 6850

thanks :)

Reply to shikhar_rastogi
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your psu will be ok for hd 6850.:)

Reply to sunnk

ok, but if you want a better psu, newegg has a sale on the antec high current gamer 620W for $59.99. If you plan to upgrade, better grab one of those fast. Oh, and please do not use the coolermaster elite psu. They have some serious problems

Reply to EzioAs

that psu has only been launched in india and china that psu is known for its ultra quite and decent features that is an entry level and it had been launched for the budget builders its seem to be good its price is about 2k thats an nice point so your psu will be able to run single hd 6850.:)

http://tech2.in.com/news/power-sup [...] dia/278982

and ha check first at hardware shop for more cheaper as i said u before ........ lol.

Reply to sunnk

sunnk wrote :

that psu has only been launched in india and china that psu is known for its ultra quite and decent features that is an entry level and it had been launched for the budget builders its seem to be good its price is about 2k thats an nice point so your psu will be able to run single hd 6850.:)

http://tech2.in.com/news/power-sup [...] dia/278982

and ha check first at hardware shop for more cheaper as i said u before ........ lol.


ohk......but i live in allahabad(uttar pradesh) and when i asked for HD 6790 price,most of the shops here told me the price of rs 12500 !!! can you believe it??! HUH!
so going to buy from theitdepot maybe or Nehru place....... :)

Reply to shikhar_rastogi

yes get the high current gamer 620w psu while its still for sale

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Reply to xtremegamer2da-max

shikhar_rastogi wrote :

ohk......but i live in allahabad(uttar pradesh) and when i asked for HD 6790 price,most of the shops here told me the price of rs 12500 !!! can you believe it??! HUH!
so going to buy from theitdepot maybe or Nehru place....... :)



oh sh** what ur talking about that price is about rs 5000 higher then mumbai. :pt1cable:

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Message edited by sunnk on 02-10-2012 at 09:12:46 AM
Reply to sunnk

well according to AMD.com PSU recommended is 500 watt or higher for ur AMD Radeon HD 6850 graphics .
U must have 1 GB of RAM.
Installation software require CD- ROM drive, a keyboard, A Mouse and a display.

Reply to thomasAnderson

xtremegamer2da-max wrote :

yes get the high current gamer 620w psu while its still for sale


they dont ship to India... :/

Reply to shikhar_rastogi

sunnk wrote :

oh sh** what ur talking about that price is about rs 5000 higher then mumbai. :pt1cable:


yeah!....thats why i am getting the radeon hd 6850 for rs 8800 only! :D (on flipkart :) )

Reply to shikhar_rastogi

find any harwares from this side this will give you exact price and site where you can buy it.:)

http://www.findprice.co.in/

Reply to sunnk

As usual people are adding their random 2p without giving you a proper answers... :non:

460w will suffice on the basis your system is not already using most of the 460w i.e too many HDD's, FAN's, Opticle Drives ect ect...

The HD6850 is recommended at 500w by AMD and they base this on the average machines powers needs.

So that you can make your own accurate answer the facts are 75w is taken from the PCI-E lane MAX and on most boards and psu's combined you wont get more than 75w from a 6 pin connector. +150w

Use a simple power application to determine how much power your system draws from your 460w on full load before you go ahead.

Good luck

Reply to kevlarkev

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/art [...] iew/1005/1
heres a non biased review of OP's power supply. Doesnt suprise me to see that it doesnt put out the labeled wattage but less at max load before it shuts down.
Get a new psu


Message edited by FlintIronStagg on 02-11-2012 at 05:23:51 PM
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Reply to FlintIronStagg

FlintIronStagg wrote :

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/art [...] iew/1005/1
heres a non biased review of OP's power supply. Doesnt suprise me to see that it doesnt put out the labeled wattage but less at max load before it shuts down.
Get a new psu


The OP did not ask 'DO I NEED A NEW PSU', he simply asked will his psu run his HD6850. The HD6850 is not a power hungry card and AMD boast that they have achieved this without sacrificing the performance.

Unless we own a HD6850, work for AMD or own a PSU shop like it appears you all do, then I think its best if we just stick to the question.

Reply to kevlarkev

kevlarkev wrote :

The OP did not ask 'DO I NEED A NEW PSU', he simply asked will his psu run his HD6850. The HD6850 is not a power hungry card and AMD boast that they have achieved this without sacrificing the performance.

 

Unless we own a HD6850, work for AMD or own a PSU shop like it appears you all do, then I think its best if we just stick to the question.


facts my friend, post me some facts not opinion.
I am trying to help OP understand his situation when his system crashes trying to run a GPU at full load on his psu.
Calling me out doesnt help OP either, and in the future stick to facts not heresay and bullshit
speaking from experience, we were all new to PC's and all that at one time; so it doesnt matter if we work at a pc repair shop.
I too suffered a bad psu situation when i was new to building, and thought 500w meant 500w; it doesnt always thats why we have reviewers that do that type of research for us
people come here to save themselves legwork when trying to compare hardware or just need of advice, so if i went above and beyond the normal duty and didnt answer his question how YOU want me too; then piss off.
=D


Message edited by FlintIronStagg on 02-11-2012 at 05:46:49 PM
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Reply to FlintIronStagg

FlintIronStagg wrote :

facts my friend, post me some facts not opinion.
I am trying to help OP understand his situation when his system crashes trying to run a GPU at full load on his psu.
Calling me out doesnt help OP either, and in the future stick to facts not heresay and bullshit


Yo balloon, from your reply I get the picture you are about 15 years old sat on mum and daddys PC?

Fact are what I have posted, Ooo while I have your attention would you like a link to my eBay page? I am selling lots of things?

You testicle :hello:

Reply to kevlarkev

here we go the thread sheriff is in town trying to run others off cause he wants a BA.

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Reply to FlintIronStagg

HD6850= low power consumption and only 1x6 pin power and PCI-E x16 lane needed= a new PSU is not always needed. when he asks for links to a new PSU and reviews then we will PM you then- simple

Reply to kevlarkev

i went ahead and took the opportunity to bypass him asking cause he obviously doesnt know what he needs if he is here asking the community.
simple

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Reply to FlintIronStagg

FlintIronStagg wrote :

i went ahead and took the opportunity to bypass him asking cause he obviously doesnt know what he needs if he is here asking the community.
simple


Tom's Hardware is the most useful forum around and this post will no doubt show up in Google in years to come, so I stress the importance of sticking to the question and giving the helpful answer. not suggesting the OP's should go and buy another product to solve the problem...

Anyway a big pat on the back for going off topic with me :kaola:

Reply to kevlarkev

when the product is basically a turd in a box, then OP needs a new one....

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Reply to FlintIronStagg

well in my opinion that psu will handle hd 6850 no need to change.

Reply to sunnk

FlintIronStagg and Kevlarkev .....stop arguing guys ! :P
and thanks for your opinions all of you ... :)
i will first see if i can run the hd 6850 with my current PSU or not....if yes then i will stick to the current 1 only...and if not then i will wait for 1-2 months and then get a new PSU ... SIMPLE! :)
Thanks to all of you :)

Reply to shikhar_rastogi

kevlarkev wrote :

As usual people are adding their random 2p without giving you a proper answers... :non:

460w will suffice on the basis your system is not already using most of the 460w i.e too many HDD's, FAN's, Opticle Drives ect ect...

The HD6850 is recommended at 500w by AMD and they base this on the average machines powers needs.

So that you can make your own accurate answer the facts are 75w is taken from the PCI-E lane MAX and on most boards and psu's combined you wont get more than 75w from a 6 pin connector. +150w

Use a simple power application to determine how much power your system draws from your 460w on full load before you go ahead.

Good luck


suggest me some power applications :/ :P

Reply to shikhar_rastogi

for the 6850; corsair, seasonic, or antech 500W or greater will do. those are all reliable brands with good reputations.

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Reply to FlintIronStagg

for new psu all the brands that flint gaves are the best and for low price and good psu go for the gaming seies gs 600 psu good one and can handle 2xhd6850 easily.

http://www.shopmania.in/computer-c [...] ly-3547217


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lJ-j5Fy5SM

or tx 650 will be more better if u can afford that much.:)


Message edited by sunnk on 02-13-2012 at 09:32:34 AM
Reply to sunnk

Uhm I'm running a 6850 and Core 2 Quad on an Antec Neo Eco 400w right now. Its not a power hungry card. Any decent brand-name PSU can run it.

Reply to VetteDude

thanx VetteDude .... :)
But i think the core 2 quad uses around 89 watts or sumthing...right?

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