Will my P4-600W PSU be enough for a GTX 750 ti Graphics Card? And will it fit in my motherboard?

r3s07 · May 11, 2015

I'm planning on buying a GeForce GTX 750 ti and I just want to ask if my PSU would be able to handle it. It's a P4-600W model and it says that it has a Total Power of 500 W. Will my PSU be able to handle it or do I need a new one?

My Motherboard is an AsRock G41C-GS and I don't know if it will fit the slot (and I don't know what slot I have). Just tell me where to find what slot I have and I'll be sure to reply right away

On a side note, what about those V rails and Pin Connectors (I think this GPU needs a 6 pin connector?) ? I don't know anything about those and if anyone could tell me about them it would be very well appreciated.

Just tell me if I lack anything (and I'm sure I did)
Sorry about this I'm a total noob when it comes to PC.Thanks in Advance!

xbizzaroz · May 11, 2015

You have more than enough wattage for the card.
There are a couple things you can do:

1. buy that card that requires the 6-pin connector because it will come with an adapter just in the case your power supply does not have a 6-pin.
2. buy a card that does not require a 6-pin connector, typically these cards are single fan set-ups. They will do virtually the same thing it's just you won't get the better of the two of cooling systems.

r3s07 · May 11, 2015

xbizzaroz :

Thanks for the quick response I'll be sure to check what kind of pin connector I have

xbizzaroz · May 11, 2015

http://cdn.overclock.net/3/3c/350x700px-LL-3caee271_molex_extension.jpeg
If you at least have 2 of these open you'll be golden. The adapter that comes with the card makes it so you can use these and convert them into a 6-pin.

gwapito · May 11, 2015

500w will be enough for a 60w card

Psu's will have at least 1 pcie power connector but if you wanna be sure, there are models that don't require pcie connector like EVGA and ZOTAC

r3s07 · May 11, 2015

xbizzaroz :

I only have one of those open, well I have another but it doesn't look like a pin connector though. Maybe I can just remove the built-in integrated graphics card?

xbizzaroz · May 11, 2015

Integrated graphics are within the CPU. Honestly to reduce hassle and stress just get either an EVGA 750 Ti single fan card or a Zotac single fan card. They will perform the same as any other 750 Ti.

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