HP 300w PSU with Zotac GTX 650??

RaDiz

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As shown in the picture, this PSU won't provide more than 260w at 50 Celsius. So I'm a little bit worry about the new gpu that I am going to get one, the Zotac GTX 650 Thunder Edition.

http://imgur.com/a/0hrvl

http://imgur.com/JJWrW6q

But from what I've researched, this GPU doesn't require additional power and there's no 6-pin connect on this gpu.

And another problem is that I'm not sure whether my PSU will be RELIABLE or not since it only said " Standard Efficiency ".

So what do you guys think? Will it be able to handle my new GPU??

Thanks in Advance!

PS. The reason I go for GTX 650 is that my Very Old Mainboard from Pre-Built HP which is BIOS Legacy DOESN'T support UEFI GPU. :(
 
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It is reliable, don't worry. If you are suspicious you can always add UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) to your PC. ;)
You can buy that GTX650 and enjoy.

Peace!

cyber-what

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Hey man,

You can use this link as reference to see if it'll support your new GPU or not.
http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

Since GPU doesn't have any additional power connectors it means power consumption is 75W max since PCI-E port delivers that amount to the card.
When you calculate approx. how much power your configuration drains you need at leas 1/3rd more power to be in "safe zone".

If you are not sure how to do it, post here your detailed hardware specs. and I will help you.
Peace!
 

RaDiz

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My PC Specs. are:
CPU A6-3620 2.2GHz (No overclocking)
Ram 1 x 4 GB DDR3
1 HDD (1 TB)
1 Case fan

 

cyber-what

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According to this specs at 100% load of CPU you can expect 178W of power consumption.
Cooler Master calculator recommends 228W Power Supply Unit (PSU).

Since you have 300W you are good to go. ;)
Peace!
 

RaDiz

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My PC Specs. are:
CPU A6-3620 2.2GHz (No overclocking)
Ram 1 x 4 GB DDR3
1 HDD (1 TB)
1 Case fan
And the new gtx 650 that I'm going to buy one very soon.

Btw. Do you have any ideas about my psu? Is it reliable or not?

 

cyber-what

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It is reliable, don't worry. If you are suspicious you can always add UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) to your PC. ;)
You can buy that GTX650 and enjoy.

Peace!
 
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