- Sep 2, 2014
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Hello folks,
I decided to buy an Asus GTX-750 TI OC 2GB video card.
Something like this here:
http://www.aqua.hu/asus-geforce-gtx750ti-oc-2gd5-2gb-gddr5-pcie-271375.html
My MOBO is like 7-8 years old (it's an intel DP965LT) but according to everyone the card and its driver will work properly.
(I am using Win7 x64 sp1 EN because I've got 4 gigs of ram @ 667 mhz...I know it isn't good)
(My CPU is an Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.4 ghz)
My current graphics card is an out-dated MSI NX8400GS 512MB heat sink edition video card. I hate it. It's garbage. No game runs perfectly on it, ... mario 64 bit does but basically nothing else. Yeah it's not about the video card only, I know, my CPU sucks too, everything sucks in my computer. Yeah but I'm going to build a new computer next year that's why I decided to buy a gtx-750 ti thus I'll be able to move that card to my new computer.
Back on topic,
Here's what I'm afraid of:
1. The PSU. As mentioned, I'm on a low budget right now and I may not currently be able to afford a new powersupply.
2. The fans inside the case. There's only one fan built in the case itself and there's one more above the CPU itself.
Here's a picture!
http://i.imgur.com/lX6wrpD.jpg?1
This week I'll get my new video card. And according to you guys, this PSU of mine does not have enough wattage or voltage or both to support the GTX-750 TI, even though it requires significantly less power than most cards nowdays.
So what will happen if I place the GTX-750 TI into the PCIE slot, connect the monitor to it and turn my computer on? The most important question is: Will it damage the graphics card, will it harm any components? This is really important.
I decided to buy an Asus GTX-750 TI OC 2GB video card.
Something like this here:
http://www.aqua.hu/asus-geforce-gtx750ti-oc-2gd5-2gb-gddr5-pcie-271375.html
My MOBO is like 7-8 years old (it's an intel DP965LT) but according to everyone the card and its driver will work properly.
(I am using Win7 x64 sp1 EN because I've got 4 gigs of ram @ 667 mhz...I know it isn't good)
(My CPU is an Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.4 ghz)
My current graphics card is an out-dated MSI NX8400GS 512MB heat sink edition video card. I hate it. It's garbage. No game runs perfectly on it, ... mario 64 bit does but basically nothing else. Yeah it's not about the video card only, I know, my CPU sucks too, everything sucks in my computer. Yeah but I'm going to build a new computer next year that's why I decided to buy a gtx-750 ti thus I'll be able to move that card to my new computer.
Back on topic,
Here's what I'm afraid of:
1. The PSU. As mentioned, I'm on a low budget right now and I may not currently be able to afford a new powersupply.
2. The fans inside the case. There's only one fan built in the case itself and there's one more above the CPU itself.
Here's a picture!
http://i.imgur.com/lX6wrpD.jpg?1
This week I'll get my new video card. And according to you guys, this PSU of mine does not have enough wattage or voltage or both to support the GTX-750 TI, even though it requires significantly less power than most cards nowdays.
So what will happen if I place the GTX-750 TI into the PCIE slot, connect the monitor to it and turn my computer on? The most important question is: Will it damage the graphics card, will it harm any components? This is really important.
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