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  • _captin_felix_

    #1

    x1950pro

    will the x1950pro work with a 230watt power suply its about 3 years old
    updating my computer?
  • Scinto
    Retired TGN *****
    • Mar 2006
    • 5387

    #2
    Re: x1950pro

    PCI-e version needs 450w minimum,

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    • _captin_felix_

      #3
      Re: x1950pro

      i meen 230v and does it need 2 be pci e

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      • Scinto
        Retired TGN *****
        • Mar 2006
        • 5387

        #4
        Re: x1950pro

        if your talking about the switch on the PSU where you can change the voltage i would leave it to whatever its set to, if you change it you will burnout your PSU & possibly your motherboard aswell,,

        theres AGP version of the x1950pro but i think the power requirements are the same

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        • AlexIsUber
          Member
          • Jan 2006
          • 459

          #5
          Re: x1950pro

          Its probably would work but don't expect much from it, because like some1 said u need at least 400W

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          • Sir. MatDef
            Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 2899

            #6
            Re: x1950pro

            Originally posted by AlexIsUber
            Its probably would work but don't expect much from it, because like some1 said u need at least 400W
            No, it wouldn't. I doubt his computer would even start up.

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            • _captin_felix_

              #7
              Re: x1950pro

              what with 230volts?? how many watts is dat its atless 400w

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              • Sir. MatDef
                Member
                • Sep 2005
                • 2899

                #8
                Re: x1950pro

                Originally posted by _captin_felix_
                what with 230volts?? how many watts is dat its atless 400w
                No, it's not.

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                • Stormy{CAN}
                  Member
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 958

                  #9
                  Re: x1950pro

                  Originally posted by _captin_felix_
                  what with 230volts?? how many watts is dat its atless 400w
                  Methinks someone is in desperate need of reading up on how electricity works. The only reason that switch is there is so that the psu manufacturer's only need to make one model of power supply instead of two for use in places that use either 120 v (North America) or 220/230 v (most of the rest of the world), it has nothing to do with how much the psu puts out.

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                  • _captin_felix_

                    #10
                    Re: x1950pro

                    o right i get u lokl thanks ill have a look in side the computer

                    250watts its ****!!
                    how much would u recomend to power a amd x2 5200+ with x1950pro 2gb ram

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                    • megawhompertoo
                      oldswab
                      • Dec 2005
                      • 2124

                      #11
                      Re: x1950pro

                      Originally posted by _captin_felix_
                      o right i get u lokl thanks ill have a look in side the computer

                      250watts its ****!!
                      how much would u recomend to power a amd x2 5200+ with x1950pro 2gb ram
                      See your other thread for an answer to the same question.

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                      • snakeGS

                        #12
                        Re: x1950pro

                        when i bought my nvidia 7300 i had a 300 watt supply, my computer wouldnt even turn on, i had to go out and buy a 350 watt, if the card says 350 or 400 i would recommend to go at least 50 to 100 watts higher just to get maximum performance out of the card. I have a 350 watt supply and my card requires 350 lol so it sucked just about everything out of it, i am upgrading to a 650 here soon but i have always been told go higher then the recommend requires because then you dont have to worry about what power is required or how much you need, if you have more its always better.

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                        • _captin_felix_

                          #13
                          Re: x1950pro

                          o rite cool

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