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The GTX 980ti requires a minimum of 600 watts. Some of them will require 700 watts. Maybe HP has a magical 500 watt PSU that will handle it. I am thinking that it is not magical and that this is a mistake on HP's side. If they managed to find a company to build a GTX 980ti that will run on 500 watts, you may not want that brand. That's like buying a Ferrari that can't break the speed limit. The GTX 980 will run on 500 watts. Hopefully HP ships all of these computers with the proper minimum PSU for the GTX 980ti. If HP's PSU's are magical, I apologize to them for this post.
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Last edited by keither5150; 01-24-2016, 09:54 PM. -
How are these systems running withe the 500W power supply? Any issues? -
No issue at all. I have been running the E6 demo so far and works great. I had posted the power usage for GTX 980 Ti earlier and it only uses about 250W at peak.Originally posted by JBiraglia View PostComment
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Just an FYI, HP has another sale on desktop 750se computers with GTX 980 Ti's. I missed it the first time around but just got an i7 6700, 16GB DDR4, 2TB hard drive, and GTX 980 Ti for $1135 + tax. Also, eBATES is doing 8% back on HP.com purchases, so hopefully I will be getting an extra $90 too. I think the sale is over tonight. The coupon code is PDS30DTComment
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I have this and it works like a dream
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it is back for sale again now. coupon code is SPRING2016
just ordered mineComment
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