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It's hardly as good as??? But up to 1280x1024 it will hold it's own.Benny06 said:unable to help with the psu question, i assume it is...dont hold me to that, consider the x1800xt, cheaper n basically as good as. look at the gpu clock speed and the memory clock speed
britain said:excellent..only problem..it isn't pci-e ready and will need a power adaptor cable...this a problem you think??
britain said:excellent..only problem..it isn't pci-e ready and will need a power adaptor cable...this a problem you think??
Antx777 said:I ordered a Connect 3D X1900XT-X last night (512mb), and have a seasonic S12 psu waiting for it (600 watts 12v rail 18Amp x2)
I read reviews last night on the XT1900's and some were tested on 620 watt psu's (and higher - even as high as 1000watts) with the mention that an XT1900 requires 36 amps on the 12 volt rail???? *** - if thats so, then I only just made it with my seasonic.
Just looked your PSU up, and details on the 12 volt rails are as thus: "12V 1
16A 12V 2 15A" - so that totals 31 amp - I would say that is good for a 450 wattt - as I've seen similar wattages on psu only have 1 rail with 18 amp. I'd say it would work ok (famous last words
Anthony
i dont think the xt needs anywhere near that amount of powerAntx777 said:I ordered a Connect 3D X1900XT-X last night (512mb), and have a seasonic S12 psu waiting for it (600 watts 12v rail 18Amp x2)
I read reviews last night on the XT1900's and some were tested on 620 watt psu's (and higher - even as high as 1000watts) with the mention that an XT1900 requires 36 amps on the 12 volt rail???? *** - if thats so, then I only just made it with my seasonic.
Just looked your PSU up, and details on the 12 volt rails are as thus: "12V 1
16A 12V 2 15A" - so that totals 31 amp - I would say that is good for a 450 wattt - as I've seen similar wattages on psu only have 1 rail with 18 amp. I'd say it would work ok (famous last words
Anthony
LoadsaMoney said:Should still be ok, theres ppl powering x1900's on less than 400w.