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My Video card says it needs XX amps to run correctly, my PSU has YY amps per rail, can my PSU run my Video card?

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My Video card says it needs XX amps to run correctly, my PSU has YY amps per rail, can my PSU run my Video card?

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The amperage stated by the Video cards manufacturer, is not the amperage necessary to run just the card. The manufacturer is recommending a PSU with at least that many amps total for the whole system. If your PSU has 4 rails of 18A each, that means potentially you have (18 x 4) amps available total. The actual number will be lower, depending on the total wattage rating of the PSU.

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