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  With output power in 24V - 3 to 3.5 amps, I don't think. If you the intensity a bit late is not a big problem, but if you are not getting enough components amps will surely suffer. But during the amplification them isn't really useful either. Can see if you could find a car adapter that has a power of 5 amps, with a range that remains inside the volts as well. Would work very well then.

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  I'm looking to upgrade my GPU one AMD Radeon R9 270 the new GTX 1060 (or other).

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  When I put a load on it. My PC will restart. I knew it was a power supply problem. So, I tried to take the 2 6 pin power plug and those with the power adapter 8 pin supplied with the card used. While it worked. There was a groan of excessive coil of card and he ran hotter inside.

  I imagine pushing the stock PSU to many. I changed out immediately after that a SuperNOVA P2 EVGA 650w PSU and its dead silent now.

  No equipment issues at all. Photo attached.

  

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  Hello Ally

  In my opinion there must be some problem with electronic power which controls the supply. The strange thing is that the battery can discharge while the unit is connected to the power running.

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