Will my power supply run Radeon HD 7750 1GB DDR5?

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bryonhowley
From what AMD has about that GPU you need 400w or better. There should be a label on one side or the other that breaks down how many watts and amp's is on each line. The +12 line is the important one for your GPU. If you can't find that at least try to find the make/model and it can be searched. If it is less than 400w I would not push it. Running a PSU over the watt/amp can cause some really big problems and can even take the whole system with it.
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From what AMD has about that GPU you need 400w or better. There should be a label on one side or the other that breaks down how many watts and amp's is on each line. The +12 line is the important one for your GPU. If you can't find that at least try to find the make/model and it can be searched. If it is less than 400w I would not push it. Running a PSU over the watt/amp can cause some really big problems and can even take the whole system with it.
 
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pokagbamo

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Somewhere on the PSU it should say how many Watts it is. Also if you could just describe everything you can see on it, that would be great. There's a huge difference between power supplies even if they have the same wattage.
 
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