I have a Dell 9020 MT with Intel 4590. I want to upgrade the psu because i want to install AMD RX 570. I have the moddy adapter for the 8 pins psu connector. Now there is this psu in discount my country it is the:
Will it work? I have read on this forum that 700 watt recommended but i have seen on youtube people using evga 500w powersupply with moddy adapter with no problems.
Re: I have read on this forum that 700 watt recommended but i have seen on youtube people using evga 500w powersupply
for i5-4590, RX570, 4x4 gb ddr3, sata 7200 hdd, using basic online psu calculator, psu need is 340-370w only. A 400-460w is more than enough to cover your system power consumption.
Thanks for your advice. I have bought the Evga 700 BR and installed together with the RX 570 and it works with whitout any problems. Have been gaming for 7 ours straight no errors or blank screen. Thanks
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500w power supply if its the 500B
B2 BQ W1 N1 are not ok.
version is fine for 9020 3670 etc and a 75W card.
https://www.evga.com/Products/Specs/PSU.aspx?pn=2CE276C5-5365-4F2C-B61B-CBC3B08C16B3
https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Bronze-Warranty-Supply-100-BT-0500-K1/dp/B07QWNQQKQ/
Power supplies have more than 1 rail and more than a single spec of Watts.
You CANNOT USE max power on all rails at the same time.
Which is why the combined power is very specific for 3.3v/5v rails.
Dell W299G/J556T 875w unit has 225W on those rails and 32 amps for 5v and 30 amps for 3.3v
some other vendors have 90 to 130W max combined for 3.3v/5v even for their 1000W units which is why there are problems.
Dell has 150W combined for 3.3v/5v on their 305W power supply.