[darko2021]

I am looking at this card to buy and was wondering what the PSU requirements are for the AGP version.

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I don't know and can't seem to find the clear answer of a major difference.

If you can't find a difference then use eXtreme Power Supply Calculator v2.5, here: http://www.extreme.o...ucalculator.jsp

I have a feeling that they are the same though.

Edited by jackflash1991, 02 September 2007 - 12:27 AM.

[jackflash1991]

I don't know and can't seem to find the clear answer of a major difference.

If you can't find a difference then use eXtreme Power Supply Calculator v2.5, here: http://www.extreme.o...ucalculator.jsp

I have a feeling that they are the same though.

Edited by jackflash1991, 02 September 2007 - 12:27 AM.

[james_8970]

Can you give me a link to the exact card your planning on buying these are a few difference versions of this card.
Also, there won't be a difference between the PCIe and AGP versions, it's just a different BUS, everything else is the same.
James

[darko2021]

I was thinking about getting the XFX GeForce 7950 GT Video Card. What would you all recommend? Here is my psu specs. I have an Enermax ATX 12v ver. 1.3 My Ac Input is 115v/230v~50hz-60hz, 10a/7a. My DC output shows two rows of info the first row is +3.3v +5v +12v -5v -12v +5vsb +3.3v. The second row is as follows and corresponds with the first row in order- 35a 35a 33a 1a 1a 2.2a 5v(this 5v then has a 200w under it) total- 460w. This PSU is running on my ABIT AV8 Motherboard(I am not sure about the rails but I think I have 2), I have 2 Hdrives, a AMD athlon64 +4000, 2 small fans Inside the case(not including the 2 psu fans), 1 big fan in the back, 1 wireless network access point (hooked up via USB), 2 duel layer DVD drives, 1 floppy drive, and I think thats about it except for a couple LED lights. Could one of you enter this info into the Power supply calculator for me? I'm not sure what some of the specs. mean.

[james_8970]

Can you confirm that your PSU does infact say 33A under the 12V rail, the card only requires 20amps, so if this is the case your good to go.
James

[darko2021]

Yes I just checked and that is what it says. so anything under 33 amps and I should be ok?

[james_8970]

Yes, your PSU doesn't have that many Watts, but considering you bought a better brand name PSU you should be good.
James