- Oct 17, 2015
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So here's the deal.
In March 2015, I was going to buy a PS4, my friend showed me how much better the PC gaming is, and I want to become a PC gamer, I've had Steam since 2012, and played Minecraft in 2011 so I know it's good for starters.
I want to play GTA V mainly, however I need a cheap video-card. I was going to save up the $400 and custom-build my entire rig, however it's been about 7 months since I've actually video-gamed, and GTA V was one of my favorites.
So I thought about it, and watched this video where someone put a 750 Ti into the brand of my pre-built Gateway office computer, and played GTA V on it pretty well!
I'm not sure if the 750 Ti will be able to play though in a 300W PSU without exploding, I do not plan on overclocking, just want to play my favorite game, and start leveling up again and playing with some of my new PC friends.
So here's my PSU model, I am new to building PCs and such so I think this would work.
PSU MODEL: FSP GROUP INC. FSP300-60THA(1)
AC INPUT: 100-127/220-240V~7/3.5A/60/60HZ.
DC OUTPIT: 300W (+3.3V & 5V = 130W Max)
Thank you all for replying and reading, I will be checking on this alot to give you guys replies really fast.
TL;DR = Can I put 750 Ti in my 300W PC?
In March 2015, I was going to buy a PS4, my friend showed me how much better the PC gaming is, and I want to become a PC gamer, I've had Steam since 2012, and played Minecraft in 2011 so I know it's good for starters.
I want to play GTA V mainly, however I need a cheap video-card. I was going to save up the $400 and custom-build my entire rig, however it's been about 7 months since I've actually video-gamed, and GTA V was one of my favorites.
So I thought about it, and watched this video where someone put a 750 Ti into the brand of my pre-built Gateway office computer, and played GTA V on it pretty well!
I'm not sure if the 750 Ti will be able to play though in a 300W PSU without exploding, I do not plan on overclocking, just want to play my favorite game, and start leveling up again and playing with some of my new PC friends.
So here's my PSU model, I am new to building PCs and such so I think this would work.
PSU MODEL: FSP GROUP INC. FSP300-60THA(1)
AC INPUT: 100-127/220-240V~7/3.5A/60/60HZ.
DC OUTPIT: 300W (+3.3V & 5V = 130W Max)
Thank you all for replying and reading, I will be checking on this alot to give you guys replies really fast.
TL;DR = Can I put 750 Ti in my 300W PC?
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