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HP Z840 workstation are dual CPU capable thats totally another Dimensions . and with a single CPU and GTX 1050 ti , they will never draw 600 watts .
yes you can hit 600 watts using Titan X or GTX 1080 Ti Cards or Quadro P5000 , P6000 cards with Very high end Xeon 150 watts CPU. and some 10...
Each hard drive consumes 10 watts max , and Blu-Ray 20watts max . I dont know where you get your 600 watt numbers from. more over the links I posted proves what I said ... there is no way a normal 3.4 Ghz not overclocked i7 with GTX 1050 ti reaches 600 watts .. not even 300 watts with full...
I think you have power leak in your home check your home wires.
Where do you those watt numbers from ? i7 @ 3.4 ghz consumes 100 watts max at load , and the motherboard chipset around 25 watts , each drive 10 watts and each Fan 5-10 watts , give extra 25 watts for lan , usb and onboard sound...
yes if you use external power you will need DC to DC converter to convert from 19.5V to 12V, 5V and 3.3 V ..
and I need to know from technical point of view , why do they make the External power adapter 19.5V and not 12V ? since the maximum Voltage needed is 12 and down. Just to learn more...
Actually a Desktop using quad cores i7-7700K and a GTX 1080ti at full load consumes only 400 Watts.
with a GTX 1070 , it will consume 300 watts at full load.
as a matter of fact , companies like Zotac and Asus are using notebook adapters to power their Desktop machines as we speak , but they...
I am mixing them because I want to use notebook External power supply on a desktop machine.
I never said there are notebooks with 12V rails , I said why do they use 19.5v rails and not 12V rails. and the notebook CPU works on 12V and not 5V .
as for the ATX connectors , They do have Current...
Hello,
Part one :
I have this Question ,
as we know , Most notebooks power adapters are 19.5V output.
While the CPU and GPU works on 12V and the SSD works on 5V . , so the motherboard should have two DC to DC power converters ,
one from 19.5V to 12V for CPU and GPU
and another From 19.5v...
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