Can my power supply support a GTX 750 ti?

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capsto

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I was just curious and I know little about how my PSU would or if it could handle a 750 ti GPU. Everything but my PSU is more than capable to handle this card, as far as I know.

Anyways, my PSU is a HBA005 350 Watt. What do you guys think? And how many watts/amps does a 750 ti really use and what is the more determining factor involving what can run it? (AMPS/WATTS wise)

Full Config: PC: ASUS Desktop
CPU: AMD A10 7800 (3.4 Ghz/ 3.9 Overclocked)
RAM: DDR3 8GB
HDD: 1TB
Current GPU: R7 Integrated
PSU: HBA005 350
Motherboard: a68bm-a/m32BF/DP (Essentially the M32BF)

 
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turkey3_scratch

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Calculators like that are quite bad. PSU calculators should not be used. As the experts on Jonnyguru call them, "random number generators".

Also, if I'm correct, I've heard Outervision is the worst of them all. In addition, knowing the power requirements of the computer doesn't mean much anyway if the PSU can not handle it, and since labelled wattage on the PSU does not matter at all, it wouldn't change the fact that it's still a gamble.
 
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capsto

capsto

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Full Config: PC: ASUS Desktop
CPU: AMD A10 7800 (3.4 Ghz/ 3.9 Overclocked)
RAM: DDR3 8GB
HDD: 1TB
Current GPU: R7 Integrated
PSU: HBA005 350
Motherboard: a68bm-a/m32BF/DP (Essentially the M32BF)
 
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