how do i know if a power supply is compatible with my motherboard

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Use pcpartpicker.com and enter your parts in. It has an automatic compatibility filter so it's really useful. Usually all power supplies are compatible with all motherboards but use pcpartpicker anyways.

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Use pcpartpicker.com and enter your parts in. It has an automatic compatibility filter so it's really useful. Usually all power supplies are compatible with all motherboards but use pcpartpicker anyways.
 
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thanks :)
 

Xrunner98

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No Problem good luck on your build!
 

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Melker

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ye but i don't find on partpicker i think it's because it's a prebuilt asus computer :/
 

Xrunner98

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Wait are you building this or not?
 

Melker

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no i'm upgrading my computer
 

Xrunner98

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Oh ok. So you are adding a new power supply?
 

Melker

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ye exactly
 

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Well then you should be fine buying any power supply. I suggest the EVGA 750W G2 80+ Gold Certified because it has a lot of power with great efficiency. PSUs generally don't have anything to be compatible with, as long as it has enough power to support your hardware.
 

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i live in sweden and i'm 14 so i've been saving money for 2 years so i have around 400 euro
 

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THe one i recommended is around $80 so you'll be fine. Try also looking at a GeForce GTX 970
 

Melker

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and i want to buy an ssd and a new power supply so i may have enough for a 970 i was thinking about that
 

Melker

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is there any big risk doing this? xD
 

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Not really. I recommend buying an anti static wristband just to make sure you dont discharge any static on any of your expensive hardware. It's really cheap on amazon.
 

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intel core i-5 3350p
 
Your CPU is fairly decent mate .
I would pick the amd r9 280/280x over a gtx 760 though - they're cheaper ,the 280 is on a par performance wise ,the 280x is significantly more powerful.
You won't do a 970,an ssd & a new PSU under 400 euros but you will do a r9 280 or maybe a 280x easily.
That'll give you a nice little high/ultra setting gaming machine.
Sweden & Norway are expensive for PC parts looking around - you want to look at amazon UK - they ship to Europe pretty cheap & have some good deals on at the moment.

This comes to 330 euro (maybe 350 after delivery)
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