Will a gtx750ti work in my pc?

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DirtyHarry123

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I want to upgrade my old gpu to a newer and better one, the one i currently have is a Nvidia GeForce GT130.I am planing to get myself a GTX750TI Asus with 2 gigs of ddr5.My current gpu consumes 350W and the gtx750ti uses 150W.Will it work with my pc? My other components are 4 gigs of ram, q6600 @2,4GHz (4 cores), a Gigabyte G31M-S2L motherboard and 500W psu. Will it work? :??:
 
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weberdarren97

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The GT130 doesn't consume 350 watts, it recommends the total wattage from your PSU is at least 350 watts, it only consumes 75 watts http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-130/specifications

Also, I think that the 750ti would be a great upgrade for you.

Where are you getting your wattages from? The 750ti reference consumes 60 watts http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

I would like to know the make and model of your PSU, so that I can assure compatibility.
 
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your psu is obviously enough and yea it should fit with your pci slot but then again wait for some more more experienced.

im still a noob with this.
 
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engineer5261

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Hi,

The only hard requirements for getting the 750ti to run in your computer are
1) PCI-e Port on your motherboard
2) 6-pin PCI power connector on your PSU (I think most versions of 750ti do NOT require this)

From the parts I see you are running a dated build, if your PSU does not have the 6-pin connector go for a 750ti that does not require one.
 
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DirtyHarry123

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Planing on getting this one http://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/GTX750TIPH2GD5/specifications/
PCI-e port is x16
I dont think the one I am looking at does require a 6-pin PCI connector, read some stuff only OC ones need it and if they have multiple fans, hope you figured out something thanks to that link. I really want to buy this one.
 
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Yes, it will work and should be a major improvement.
 
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The PCIe port is x16 so it should work i hope :D
 
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Also what do you think how this will run gta 5? With my q6600 @2.4GHz, 4 gigs of ram and a gtx750ti.
 
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Hi: FYI:
I just installed a gigabyte 750 TI in my dell with "460 watt" power supply. Looks like everything so far is working good. I had an ATI/AMD 5770 Radeon HD, that wasn't supported by Dell or AMD for windows 10. I went with Gigabyte (nvidia chip). Just make sure you go to NVidia and download the latest drivers for this. Do A clean unistall using DDU display driver utility. You can find that using google. Make sure you are in a "safe boot" before you run it to clean all AMD and NVIDIA drivers out. Then it will re-boot, and put in your card, then run the newest driver, now as of this date, is 364.22. It will recognize you card and load all drivers. Good luck
 
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