Is my psu enough for a EVGA gtx 750 ti (superclocked or standard)

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Im wondering if my psu has enough power for a EVGA gtx 750 ti superclocked or if it doesnt have enough power for a superclocked will it have enough for a standard EVGA 750 ti. I wont be doing any benchmarks i will just be gaming.
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Im trying not to change my psu so please no answers about getting another psu.
 
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A stock 750ti will pull around 70 watts under peak load. Also Nvidia themselves say that minimum required power supply is 300W. I believe that as long as you have a fairly normal system 350W should suffice. My only concern is the quality of your power supply.
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EVGA Recommends minimum 300Watt Psu So you should be fine. Although I usually like to give myself 100W of head space extra. I have a MSI 750ti with a 430W. Aslong as you dont have any other high power demanding Items In your computer you should be fine.
 
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A stock 750ti will pull around 70 watts under peak load. Also Nvidia themselves say that minimum required power supply is 300W. I believe that as long as you have a fairly normal system 350W should suffice. My only concern is the quality of your power supply.
 
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So i'll probably get a stock 750ti to be safe and not the superclock
 
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That is probably a good choice. Some factory overclocked cards can draw much more power compared to stock ones.

 
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