will this graphic card work for my computer?

m1337 · Sep 6, 2013

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-3658-KR#

my question will it fit in my computer?

i have

Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU E7500 @ 2.93GHz

System Model: MS-7592

Memory: 4096MB RAM

and my current GPU

Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GT 440 978 MB

do you guys recommend this card its currently 30%- on local shop i can get it for 80$ is it good card?

sorry i am noob at this stuff just want to know if it will fit in my computer

stormworm · Sep 6, 2013

Sure it will fit

m1337 · Sep 6, 2013

stormworm :

thanks for the quick replay and what do u think about this is it good ? worth 80$?

markwp · Sep 6, 2013

It will work in your pci e slot, but be sure your psu has enough grunt to handle the card. Check your 12v rail and make sure you have 35a min, preferably 40a. If your psu is split rail, at least 18a on one rail, preferably 20a or more.

Luksona16 · Sep 6, 2013

Can you write your PSU Wattage, so i can tell you right? In fact, the Core2Duo Processor need at least 250W PSU, so i think you have that wattage or greater. If you have 250W PSU i think it won't handle that video card, but if you have 350 or greater, it will work without problem.

stormworm · Sep 6, 2013

Can you link shop page? I think it's good deal, but if you can find something like radeon 7750 , it'll give you much better performance

m1337 · Sep 6, 2013

Luksona16 :

how can i find what psu wattage is

markwp · Sep 6, 2013

stormworm :

Not so! 650ti boost is miles ahead of the 7750.

OP - yes that is a great price if in fact it is the EVGA 650ti boost superclocked - buy it!

babernet_1 · Sep 6, 2013

stormworm :

-1

Let's stop with the nonsense AMD fanboy talk.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html

As you can see, the 650TI is a full three steps faster than the 7750. Though, admittedly, it is lower power.

markwp · Sep 6, 2013

Look on the side of your psu. There should be a sticker listing the make and model of the psu along with information about the voltages and amperage available. Look for the one(s) marked +12v.

ingtar33 · Sep 6, 2013

for $80 that's a great deal. jump on it. a 650ti BOOST will stomp all over any other gpu you could get at $80

Luksona16 · Sep 6, 2013

Open your case and look at your psu, it should have info like that
http://postimg.org/image/ed0hhmlb1/

m1337 · Sep 6, 2013

Luksona16 :

is it this ?

450 is good enough ?

stormworm · Sep 6, 2013

It will be ok, it has enough amps

markwp · Sep 6, 2013

That is exactly what we needed. I cannot find much information about that brand, and even though it appears to have a 24a rail, I am reluctant to trust the specifications on that unit. I did find that unit for about 15 pounds, and that price point leads me to believe that the psu most likely is not well built and probably has an overly generous rating.

IMO, you need to buy a good psu (antec, corsair, xfx, seasonic) in the 500w range. Be prepared to spend $40-50 US for a decent supply.

Mark

m1337 · Sep 7, 2013

markwp :

is it not good enough ? i never had any problem with it and i have it for 5 year buying new is necessary?

stormworm said its ok

Luksona16 · Sep 7, 2013

m1337 :

yes it enough

OscarTheTitan · Sep 7, 2013

m1337 :

Perhaps consider the GT 650

m1337 · Sep 7, 2013

OscarTheTitan :

whats the what the difference ? i taught this card is good and its also 30% off until monday

btw i am really confused some people say it will work on my system and some say it wont like markwp..

really confused atm

markwp · Sep 7, 2013

I did not say it would not work. What I said was I personally question the quality of your psu and that it MAY not be a good long term solution. I personally would NOT use that psu to power the 650ti boost, but that does not mean that psu would not work. I am very cautious regarding psu's - I will spend the extra money to purchase a high quality psu rather than risk problems such as losing my entire system to a failed "budget" psu.

Note that I do not say your psu will not work, only that I would not use it.

Mark

m1337 · Sep 7, 2013

markwp :

if i get the 650ti boost, there will be bigger chance for my PSU to fail because its demand more power ?

ingtar33 · Sep 7, 2013

the 650ti BOOST is a 125W TDP gpu, under extreme conditions with aggressive overclocks and heavy load it might eat up as much as 175W of power. the rest of your system will chew up 200W max under the most absurd conditions, overclocks and load. That makes a 375W max power draw for your system.

So yes. your 450W psu will run it just fine.

m1337 · Sep 7, 2013

ingtar33 :

thank you but what do you think about my PSU ? its only 15 pound psu from taiwan but it worked well for 5 years with 0 problems will it be fine ?

m1337 · Sep 7, 2013

thanks everyone for the help sorry for asking to many questions just afraid my computer will blow up because of the PSU hahaha anyway i decided to risk it will get it tomorrow

babernet_1 · Sep 7, 2013

m1337 :

Good choice. Just get the board now, and save money for a power supply.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182066

There's an excellent supply at a good price. Just wait a month or two and upgrade the supply.

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