Can a FSP 280W power supply work with I5 650 3.2 ghz and Palit GTX 750 TI?

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This is my specs

Lenovo ThinkCentre Mt-M 3421A16
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 650 @ 3.20GHz
4.00 GB RAM
Win 7 Ultimate
PCIE1x16

I don't have the budget to upgrade anymore, I just want to buy and use 750ti, nothing more & less.


This is the Image of details of my PSU
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t34.0-12/12900022_1203702309642706_219342897_n.jpg?_nc_eui=ARjsq8WeflLFGf9tEUGCPpPMDINcGebLmV8vKRNriO7c4LPYB4UHpJNsp7Uo&oh=313cd4a2e94d4b383458ae9474307831&oe=56FF8724&__gda__=1459582196_832d9f50ce57365cf5522119f388da52
 
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thedeathclox
Man, you're gonna cut it close. It *might* work, assuming it has any connectors you may need. If it works and you have some stability issues, I would look straight at the PSU. If you truly cannot upgrade the PSU, you could chance it, however I would never reccomend a PSU below 400W.

Good luck mate!
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Man, you're gonna cut it close. It *might* work, assuming it has any connectors you may need. If it works and you have some stability issues, I would look straight at the PSU. If you truly cannot upgrade the PSU, you could chance it, however I would never reccomend a PSU below 400W.

Good luck mate!
 
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