If it is difficult to find a product. In this case your power supply. That is worry some.
It's also almost impossible to find reviews by what I call good sources means their is a concern about the quality of your power supply.
Your power supply is more of a mystery than anything else.
These are just my observations.
True that..Dont know about the PSU you linked, but I actually read only bad things about FSP and their PSU's.
Well i can tell you everything you use will be 50/50 people will be unhappy with even Corsair products such as myself you can't always go by reviews sometimes experience tells the story
You can't expect to find reviews from good sources about every HW part out there..
Especially a PSU from like 2008 (Bought by me in 2010 I guess) that has nothing special about it.
It is what it is. A 700W 80+ Bronze rated PSU from a pretty known company.
Any way you could remind me how the rail wattage support for a GPU is calculated?
But it's not "good". It's just a simple power supply that from what I understood was over priced at its time.
Tell me that. If my PC runs fine without any electrical\power issues, why would I buy a new PSU?
They are talking mostly about the Epsilon and Everest models.
I already saw this post.
Major,
Does your current PSU have two 6-pin or 6+2-pin PCI-E power connections available to connect to the GTX 670 graphics card?
If not, then you'll need Molex to 6-pin PCI-E connector adapters.
It wouldn't hurt anything to test your system with your current 700 W PSU. If all goes well, then you're fine. If the system won't boot or crashes when under heavy load, then you should get a higher wattage and better PSU.
Most likely, you won't have any issues since the PSU calculator didn't even come close to 700 W for what you needed. :)
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