is my motherboard able to use a gtx 750 ti sc

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DonkeyOatie
The PSU will be OK and will certainly run the card at full potential. You could run it on a 300W supply. The lower end PSU's are not built for longevity at high use, and you are not going to do that. It may need to be replaced in three to five years, that's all.
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450w and i have a r7 250 2gb do i use the same slot ?
 
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Indeed, but I want to check that it is not a total piece of crap that I would recommend be replaced. I'm not so much interested in the wattage, but also the brand, and the model will also give me clues as to where the OP is located, in case that matters.
 
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147168
came with case

 
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is their any risk of using the power suply or will it not run the card at full potential


 
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The PSU will be OK and will certainly run the card at full potential. You could run it on a 300W supply. The lower end PSU's are not built for longevity at high use, and you are not going to do that. It may need to be replaced in three to five years, that's all.
 
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