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| System Name | Dell Workstation t5810 |
|---|---|
| Processor | Xeon CPU's E5-2683 v4 Broadwell-E Technology |
| Motherboard | Broadwell-E X99 |
| Cooling | Default fan System Level 3 |
| Memory | 48GB DDR4 |
| Video Card(s) | ASRock Vega 56 8GB |
| Storage | 4 External SSD, 4 External HDD |
| Display(s) | HP 27m LCD |
| Case | Dell Precision 7810 Case |
| Audio Device(s) | RealTek High Definition |
| Power Supply | 825 Watts PSU |
| Mouse | Soundless Black Quiet Mouse |
| Keyboard | Dell Black |
| Software | Windows Pro 10 x64 |
Hey guys, i have 90watts PSU, from 2000, care to explain to me how i am able to run cards that required 250,270,300?
My 6200 which requires 250 works like a charm, plays Crysis at 1024x768 low settings, shader on medium and i get 10-20fps. But if i put everything on low at 1024x768 i get 10-25fps.
Also, using my Visiontek 2400HD, i can play crysis to low to medium and get 14-30fps.
Jericho also runs much smooth using my 2400hd, which requires 270. Also, i had a 8400GS, which work fine, and that requires 300. These are all pci cards btw.
Just wondering, thats all. I put my PSU sticker on one of my xbox games, take a look:
Now my second question is this,
I plan to buy my secondary computer this week, well tomorrow
, and i have a 350watts PSU, and i only buy cards that do not required a power connector, so one of the best cards which i plan to buy is the 4670 card, so do people really need a super psu to be able to run a card that requires more then the card, or is that a myth?
Note: I am trying to prove to people that system requirements for games and hardware can be inaccurate, if people don't test out alot of stuff.
My 6200 which requires 250 works like a charm, plays Crysis at 1024x768 low settings, shader on medium and i get 10-20fps. But if i put everything on low at 1024x768 i get 10-25fps.
Also, using my Visiontek 2400HD, i can play crysis to low to medium and get 14-30fps.
Jericho also runs much smooth using my 2400hd, which requires 270. Also, i had a 8400GS, which work fine, and that requires 300. These are all pci cards btw.
Just wondering, thats all. I put my PSU sticker on one of my xbox games, take a look:
Now my second question is this,
I plan to buy my secondary computer this week, well tomorrow
, and i have a 350watts PSU, and i only buy cards that do not required a power connector, so one of the best cards which i plan to buy is the 4670 card, so do people really need a super psu to be able to run a card that requires more then the card, or is that a myth?Note: I am trying to prove to people that system requirements for games and hardware can be inaccurate, if people don't test out alot of stuff.
