I have a question will this power supply support this GPU AMD Radeon HD 7750?????

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Technically, yes. Since it states that the CPU is on its own 14.5A (+12V) rail, the 12A second rail should be enough for the card and other devices. That's assuming the PC is wired in that manner. But you take your chances with a cheap PSU.
 
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What do u suggest should I be ok with this PSU for the whole life.....
 
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What do u suggest should I be ok with this PSU for the whole life.....
 
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The power supply is a HP branded one. One of my friends ran a GTS250 (Consumes twice the power of a HD7750) on a 350w HP PSU for a year and a half until he upgraded. Don't underestimate OEM Psu's

YES this power supply will be more than enough for the HD7750. The HD7750 is a relatively low power consuming card and only draws 55w at peak load + Draws all its power from the PCI EXPRESS SLOT. So you're fine running it on your 365 PSU
 
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so this PSU can handle this GPU just fine??
 
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OK thanks for the reply...:)
 
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Don't forget to choose a best answer and make someone happy!
 
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Are u sure this 365 watt PSU with 12v amp rail can handle this gpu fine???
http://www.ctsestore.com/sites/default/files/styles/pic_wm/public/HP_DC7900_TOWER_PowerSupply_02.jpg
 
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I've already given you my opinion. Yes, it has enough wattage and current carrying capacity on the all important +12V rail(s). I have no experience with the company HP contracts to supply their PSUs. I'm sure it changes with every new model. And its quality may change with each new vender.
 
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I am sure
 
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