Does Value-Top ATX-10 500 WATT PSU Support Zotac Geforce GT 730 2gb DDR3 LP?

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Obhinandan

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Hey friends. I am using Value-Top ATX-10 500 WATT PSU. I know it is a very bad quality psu.I want to buy ZOTAC GEFORCE GT 730 2GB DDR5 graphics card.Does the graphics card run in my psu?Does it support?
 
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You CAN, but it's probably not the best idea. It would make a lot more sense to use the money to get a better PSU first, then save up for the graphics card. But it will certainly probably run it. Like I said, it might not last long though, and then you'll have to get another PSU anyhow, and maybe another graphics card, motherboard, cpu, etc., if the power supply has a catastrophic failure and takes them all out with it.

That's not a very demanding graphics card, so it might be ok for a while, but it's also a pretty terrible power supply, so I'd be really worried about my hardware even without adding the graphics card to the equation.
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Yeah, it will definitely run that card. Might only be for five minutes, but it will run it. Might be for five years. How long the PSU lasts isn't going to be related to your low powered GT 730. If that PSU dies on you, it would have done it whether you used that card or not. You REALLY need to invest in a better PSU, and not just because of the graphics card.
 
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Obhinandan

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Friend,, DARKBREEZE , now i have no enough money for buy a better psu.I want to buy the graphics card.So now, i can buy this graphics card without replacing my psu?
 
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You CAN, but it's probably not the best idea. It would make a lot more sense to use the money to get a better PSU first, then save up for the graphics card. But it will certainly probably run it. Like I said, it might not last long though, and then you'll have to get another PSU anyhow, and maybe another graphics card, motherboard, cpu, etc., if the power supply has a catastrophic failure and takes them all out with it.

That's not a very demanding graphics card, so it might be ok for a while, but it's also a pretty terrible power supply, so I'd be really worried about my hardware even without adding the graphics card to the equation.
 
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