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    Default Re: A noticeable difference?

    Thanks x88x. Even with the egg wanting to sell you a psu, clicking the link to 'find psu', it gave me some as low as 500w after saying I needed a 700w+ psu. lol

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    Don't overly worry about wattages. Hungry video cards need lots of ampherage, especially NVidia cards. A single GTX460 needs at least 24 amps on the +12V rail. There are plenty of kilowatt PSU's that don't have that and would choke to death on a single 460
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    Default Re: A noticeable difference?

    jw, new to the amperage thing, i thought wattage was the issue, so is mine (700 watt version) good enough to handle a 560ti? (Thread jack, sorry)

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    Short answer? Yeah, you'll be fine.

    Long answer?
    ..I'm really tired and Undead can explain it better than me. Check out these threads. IIRC, rails/etc are covered pretty well there.
    http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/f...ad.php?t=25911
    http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/f...ad.php?t=25630
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    A 560 Ti needs 30 amps on the +12V rail
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    Default Re: A noticeable difference?

    Quote Originally Posted by TheGreatSatan View Post
    A 560 Ti needs 30 amps on the +12V rail
    Yeah, but he should be fine as long as the two rails are not actually isolated (they're usually not now-a-days).
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