Video Card & PSU "12V Rails" mean?

rhr said:
shut up, you always "you're completely wrong!." you are KID! I am not kid I am I.T. specialist and award, Don't join my thread , off!

you are big brain to bomb! I am not interest about games, games are KID! like baby!
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You aren't goddamn IT specialist and all you have is bullshitting us on everything.

You do have usher syndrome as well, even you stated it in past.
 
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Hey, rhr - your vocabulary have proven otherwise: you're not a goddamn IT technican. Get over it. And yes, I play video game too. And, you're guilty as proven, for spreading false information. I am getting strict about how you salt your words.
 
rhr said:
shut up, you always "you're completely wrong!." you are KID! I am not kid I am I.T. specialist and award, Don't join my thread , off!

you are big brain to bomb! I am not interest about games, games are KID! like baby!
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No offense.

The I.T. specialist is does nothing with an electrical. You should take electrical class to learn more about V/R/I and Ohm's Law. You just created the topic and asked what 12V rails mean?
 
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Dr. Mario said:
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Oh, very cute, rhr. You obviously underestimate me. I do "Electrical Engineering" for so many years, so I do know what I am talking about, so start buying the damn books from Radio Shack. I do not appreciate your tone on this forums - telling me that I am wrong. I am never wrong, as I am an experienced hobbyist who also work with high-voltage - YES, that's very dangerous thing I have done.
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I love to buy stuff from Radio Shack and Fry's electronics. I was there for dangerous like I got stocking from 330 volt capacitor from old job as Canon and I got burned skin. I did discharging a capacitor and it's failed. ugh.
 
*PC gamers attacks rhr's office* Yep, We are kids. You mad, rhr?
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all of you apologize to each other right now and make up :mad2:

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No offense, Mr. Jiro, but you may want to read this entire thread from page 1 to 11 and you will understand why.
 
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To answer the original question, a rail is a solid connection inside the PSU, with its own diode and line-capacitor (a newer PSU can have as many as six 12V rails). And I would recommend 15 Amps minimum for 12V rail for the video card. EDIT - Oops, I was using the phone to view this forums, so that makes it two pages for Android phones and PC. I apologize.
 
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Dr. Mario said:
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No offense, Mr. Jiro, but you may want to read this entire thread from page 1 to 11 and you will understand why.
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I've already skimmed thru and it's same shit all over again. now kiss and make up.
 
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Now, excuse me. Jiro, you're starting making such a smartass comments toward me. I am not in the position to make an assumption. Truth hurts a lot sometimes. I am done here.
 
Dr. Mario said:
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Now, excuse me. Jiro, you're starting making such a smartass comments toward me. I am not in the position to make an assumption. Truth hurts a lot sometimes. I am done here.
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yep. you're exactly right. you shouldn't make an assumption because my post wasn't for you. it said "all of you".

umad bro?
 
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Do it. This thread have turned to sh*t, so I would rather have it locked before it gets worse.
 
Well, for your budget as you can buy a cheap video card for saving power bill as 9 watt idle and 70 watt load. Just watch Netflix movies for you without games and avoid expensive video card for high-end gamer as power hunger. also, you can buy 350 to 500 watt PSU. No need 750 watt PSU for high-end gamer only.

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