So I used Newegg's Power Supply Calculator....and low and behold it came out to 517W.
Next question is: how big of a power supply do I need? I've read from "just a bit more than the minimum required" to "twice the requirement of your graphics card."
Any words of wisdom?
I've learned from school to choose a PSU you need to do at least the following
- calculate how much everything takes
- add 25% to the calculation in case of something happens that requires extra.
If, instead of a new PSU, I replaced my current graphics card with this:
Amazon.com: Sapphire AMD FirePro W4100 2GB GDDR5 Quad Mini DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 100-505817: Computers & Accessories
I would be ok? The advertised power draw is 50W, which is much less than the 400W for my current GPU.
Additional info, cannoncd has created a new thread at Windows 10 Help Forums.
After updating the BIOS, cannoncd states that the system hasn't crashed in 24h+ after 16 in 3 days.
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Link to the thread: BSOD issues - Windows 10 Forums
Hi,
I would suggest a evga 750 G2 or P2 they even now have a new GQ model worth considering
Get quality products and that will at least insure you get what you paid for
Usually you can find these items cheaper on Newegg or Amazon,
EVGA - Products - Power Supplies - Power Supplies - 750 Watts
No more crashes since BIOS was updated. I'm fixed!
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