I'm pretty inexperienced in the world of computer power.
Until now I've used whatever came with my computer (in this case a crappy dell minimal price one). I've got a dell xps 8300. All I know about my power is that I have a PCI X16 and I'm not totally sure about that
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I'm currently running 16 gig i7 3. 4 ghz intel -2600
It's not great but it's adequate. I. Plan on upgrading my GPU to the upcoming r7 265 (however is amd goes off course and ups the price I may go with a 260X or a 750ti) but if I do get ad new gpu I want to know if my current psu can handle a new card. If not what do I need to support it
I only use 1 monitor and don't play to many intense games. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
Until now I've used whatever came with my computer (in this case a crappy dell minimal price one). I've got a dell xps 8300. All I know about my power is that I have a PCI X16 and I'm not totally sure about that
.I'm currently running 16 gig i7 3. 4 ghz intel -2600
It's not great but it's adequate. I. Plan on upgrading my GPU to the upcoming r7 265 (however is amd goes off course and ups the price I may go with a 260X or a 750ti) but if I do get ad new gpu I want to know if my current psu can handle a new card. If not what do I need to support it
I only use 1 monitor and don't play to many intense games. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
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