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granithaxha02

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Hi i recently noticed that i needed to change my graphics card beacuse of all the new games that are comming out like Cod game so i decided to ask my friend if i could buy one of his old grapichs card and i got a fresh graphics card it was a 660ti 3gb and it was new he never touched it so i went to plug it into my pc and i checked that my computer was compatible with my computer but when it was plugged in it only shows me my logo of the brand that i bought the pc from and the nothing happends


Specs:
AMD FX-6100 6-Core processor
12 GB DDR3 RAM
1000 GB Storage use
NVIDIA GTX560Ti 1,28GB
AMD FX-6100
Power supply 450W
 
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This is the problem. The GTX 560 TI 1.28 GB (Limited edition) has a recommended minimum 550W.
Your PSU is a crap quality 450W with no protections. Only rated for max output if the temp stays below 25 C, which it will not. It has 2 12V rails which can only supply 18A on each with no more than 360W total from the 12V rail. So in reality this is no more than a 360W PSU.
Get a proper quality PSU ASAP, you just risk damaging your whole system or start a fire by overloading that PSU.
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granithaxha02

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Yes its powerd up by the 2 6 pin connectors

 
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granithaxha02

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Its already updated to the newest version

This is my model of power supply fsp 450-60ep 450 W
 
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Kasper Jorgensen

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This is the problem. The GTX 560 TI 1.28 GB (Limited edition) has a recommended minimum 550W.
Your PSU is a crap quality 450W with no protections. Only rated for max output if the temp stays below 25 C, which it will not. It has 2 12V rails which can only supply 18A on each with no more than 360W total from the 12V rail. So in reality this is no more than a 360W PSU.
Get a proper quality PSU ASAP, you just risk damaging your whole system or start a fire by overloading that PSU.
 
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granithaxha02

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OK can you recomend me a cheap and good one

 
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