The safety of using one PSU to power two systems depends on proper design and load management.
The safety of using one PSU to power two systems depends on proper design and load management.
Can I run two R5 7600 non-X systems without X CPUs and GPUs using one PSU? I’ve heard that a 4-pin connector can deliver up to 192W, and you can use a splitter to share the cable. With a tier C PSU, should I be safe or could I face issues? I’m familiar with building PCs.
I can't imagine any mediocre-or-worse PSU I'd actually trust for a weird use case like this.
If you're going to power two systems that you care about, then actually do it properly. Janky setups like this are just begging for trouble.
R5 7600 non X model, ak400 processor, b650m ds3h chipset, 1x16 ddr5 memory, ex900 platform, plus 256gb storage, no integrated graphics, MSI MPG A650GF with 650w power supply, no chassis included.
the power supply i was considering was the msi mpg a650gf 650w, a top-tier option on the psu category
I believe I should proceed, as I was aiming to conserve space but the table is quite large. I can manage with two good PSUs, which is more than what I initially intended.
It's actually the top choice. I usually think that when it comes to power and safety, sticking to traditional methods works best.