Will my PC support Gigabyte GTX750 Ti 2GB DDR5

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

Hi guys, I would like to know if my PC will be able to run & support this graphic card, and of course to get some feedback about the card (good/bad etc)-Gigabyte GTX750 Ti 2GB DDR5

My computer:

Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Intel core i3-2100 cpu 3.10 GHZ (4 cpus)
6gb RAM
Current graphic card: Geforce 9500 GT + GTX 440
Mother's board: ASRock H61M-VS- Intel
Hard Disk: 500gb

PSU: http://tinypic.com/r/2gxfcyb/8

Now this PSU has no 6/8 pin cables so I bought Molex to 6 pin :
http://virtuapin.net/images/adapter-2x-molex-6pin.jpg

The graphic card's details:

Memory Type: GDDR5
Chipset Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Interface: PCI Express
Memory Size: 2048 MB
Memory Interface: 128 bit
GPU: GeForce GTX 700 series
Connector: HDMI
Connector: DVI
Additions: Overclocked
Additions: Powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti GPU Integrated with the first 2048MB GDDR5 memory and 128-bit memory interface OC Edition - Core Clock: Base 1033MHz / Boost 1111MHz (Standard- Base:1020MHz Boost:1085MHz) Features Dual-link DVI-I / DVI-D / HDMI*2

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4948#sp-

Now I found this image: http://images10.newegg.com/productimage/14-125-502-07.jpg

This card need only 1 cable of 6 pin?
because If im right with the other graphic card's model that I had (gtx 440) I needed 2 x 6 pin cable

buzzrattie · May 12, 2014

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-3753-KR

This one requires no 6 pin but will perform just as well as the gigabyte.

If you are wanting to add a 6 pin, why not go to a better card like the AMD R7 265 or R9 270(X) -280?

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

The PSU is very low quality. I strongly suggest replacing it ASAP; I'd call it a fire hazard.

You want a decent 350W+ PSU from the second link in my sig.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

I have molex to 6 pin cable adapter, will I be able to support this graphic card? (GTX 750 TI)

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

Possibly, but I don't recommend it.

PSUs like that have a tendency to fail nastily, taking out the rest of your components.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

The GTX 440 Worked perfectly...

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

I have also this PSU: http://tinypic.com/r/x10pkh/8

buzzrattie · May 12, 2014

The card I listed runs off the power of the PCI-e slot and won't need the 6 pin molex and you won't have to replace the PSU

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

Both of those PSUs come under the category I'd call 'fire hazards'. For a reason; see the first link in my sig.

Poor quality PSUs can wipe out the rest of your system, cause random and hard to diagnose stability issues, and a whole pile of other issues.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

How about this one-
MSI GeForce GTX 750Ti GAMING 2048MB GDDR5 ?

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

I wouldn't trust that PSU to run anything more power-consuming and expensive than a light bulb.

It might work, but it might decide to short out and take the rest of your system with it.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

1)So you're saying I can run those 2 cards I mentioned?
2)Which card would you suggest for my PSU?

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

As I said, I wouldn't run anything on either of those PSUs. Both should be sent to the landfill immediately.

Replace it with a decent PSU, then any GPU you want will be fine (within reason).

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

On both card's specification the minimum Power supply is 400W...

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

And I bet that neither of those PSUs can actually output anywhere near 400W continuously.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

Then what's the 500W means in the picture - http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2gxfcyb&s=8#.U3D8q_mSyao ?

Im here to understand

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

90% of the load on your PC is on the +12V rail. Which is rated at 216W.

Even if you add up all the rails, you don't get to 500W on that one. Plus it's rated at peak power, not continuous.

Another favourite technique of cheap manufacturers is to claim that '500W' is part of the model number, and has nothing to do with the power output.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

Then how come I run the GTX 440 sparkle softly for 6-7 months?

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

Because you didn't push it hard, and sheer dumb luck.

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

I was playing planetside 2 & bad company 2

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

Are those cards even good for gaming? lol

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

http://www.coolermaster.com/powersupply/office-home-elite-power/elite-power-v2-550w/

What about this PSU?

koloko12 · May 12, 2014

And will the PSU of coolermaster fit my mother's board (i mean with the output that it wont burn my motherboard or something? ) is it good for such graphic cards?

Someone Somewhere · May 12, 2014

I wouldn't use that one either, though it's at least somewhat better.

Look for something from the second link in my sig. Antec, XFX, Seasonic are the usual ones to go for.

koloko12 · May 13, 2014

SeaSonic ECO-500
Antec Basiq 500W Active PFC 12cm PSU VP500P

Are those better?

Will my PC support Gigabyte GTX750 Ti 2GB DDR5

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