hello tomshardware i am sorry if this is in the wrong category, so i am upgrading my current pc to a gtx 750 but my current power supply is only 220 watts so i m also getting a new psu i dont know if the new one is gonna fit into my case current case: acer xc 600 new psu: http://gear-up.me/chassis-and-psu/power-supply-unit/fortron-1u-400w-fsp400-701uh-80plus-bronze.html
upgrade for my current pc
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Nathan Jones
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I wouldn't skimp with that power supply. Buy a better case (cooler master etc) then a reputable branded power supply such as seasonic, corsair etcetera
geofelt
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If you buy a GTX750 that does not need a aux 6 pin psu power lead, then you may well be able to run with your current psu. Such a card is very power efficient and takes power from the pcie slot, a max of 75w. It is unlikely that your other parts exceed the remaining 125w.
It is worth a try first.
Get the dimensions of your current psu to determine the format/class of your current psu.
If you can read the label, tell us what it says.
The FSP unit you linked is probably not correct. And... it may not have enough amps for a desktop on the +12v rails.
It is worth a try first.
Get the dimensions of your current psu to determine the format/class of your current psu.
If you can read the label, tell us what it says.
The FSP unit you linked is probably not correct. And... it may not have enough amps for a desktop on the +12v rails.
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