Can my power supply support an Asus gtx750 ti??

xristos2000 · Nov 9, 2017

Hi,I want to know if my power supply can support a Asus gtx 750 GPU that I want to buy...I have this power supply and i think it is a good brand..https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171015

xristos2000 · Nov 9, 2017

So that means that my power supply will work fine for this card.Happy news

.But I don't need a 6 pin connectors (something like that) to my graphics card?I am a bit new to computer stuff and as I know my power supply only has 4 pin connectors. Excuse me if I say something wrong

xristos2000 · Nov 9, 2017

First,thanks for the info about the GPUs and PSUs.
Second ,the truth is that the PSU is kinda old cause I think it is from 2009 since then I bought my PC...that's why I want to upgrade it now.So as u say,I need to buy a new PSU first and then go for the GPU

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

My PC in kinda old so it has old components....
Intel core i5 3.7 GHz
4gb ram
An ONLY VGA monitor(keep that in mind)
And an not functioning GPU ati radeon 4000 series.
My PC isn't working right now cause e old GPU died 4 months ago and I am trying to collect a good but cheap GPU for this PC.
I think the 750ti is a good choice for this PC since it wont handle much for bigger cards...the motherboard is a gigabyte but is a pretty good one.. (I don't remember its exact name now)...I don't want this PC to be supper gaming and that stuff... Just a medium one since now I got nothing (PC is dead).

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

So u say the gtx750ti won't be supported by the PSU that I have?but the gtx750 will be?If so ,what is the best option to do?(what do u suggest me to do?)

Sorry if I am getting u angry or tired by my lack of good knowledge in these stuff.

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

Thanks for your answers they were really helpful.I guess I will go with option 2.I will try to save some extra cash to buy a new PSU and then a gtx 950 or a 1050 plus the 4 extra GB memory. Costly but seems future worthy.... And for the future I will have to buy a new monitor since the current one is only VGA port and the new GPU s have only dvi I dvi d and HDMI ports and I don't think using a dvi I to VGA adepter is a good choice.. I will have a VGA quality

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

Yes I know the difference between them cause I have searched this topic a lot.The problem is that as I know,the dvi I to VGA converter will give VGA quality picture since the monitor is vga even tho the card gives hd

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

Yes I know it is awesome right?
The honour was mine casue I met such a nice guy as u to answer all my question even if some of them were kinda stupid without getting triggered by me and my sometimes aufull question

Also,what PSU can u advice me to order?
I did some research and I saw that the corsair CX series cx550 is as they say, a pretty good one.For around 65 euros

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

I I think I will go for this one https://geizhals.eu/corsair-cx-series-cx550-550w-atx-2-4-cp-9020121-eu-cp-9020121-uk-a1593788.html?hloc=at&hloc=de&hloc=pl&hloc=uk&hloc=eu&v=e as I was previously mentioned about it.It seems pretty good to me.I can order it if I u approve it and give me the green light that it is good.Your opinion matters.And this should have a 6 pin connector for the GPU available right?

xristos2000 · Nov 10, 2017

So it is better to pick the 450 wat instead of the 550 right?But I think the efficiency is what matters after all on an PSU

Rexper · Nov 10, 2017

No. Efficiency hardly matters on a PSU. On your system you'd be hardly saving anything going with a few % higher efficiency (under €5 a year, likely).

What is more important is the quality of the PSU. It will affect longevity of all parts aswell as itself, and affects reliability (crashes, problems).

Don't go for the corsair cx550. It hasn't been reviewed so all we know it could be dangerous, and low quality.

Go for the CX450M (modular version) which has been proffesionals reviewed and proven great value.

xristos2000 · Nov 11, 2017

Thank you for your answer.As I saw also that the 450 is better than the 550 in the critics and I will surely go for it.But I saw it is semi-modular because it comes with the two main cable's embedded (CPU,motherboard)but this isn't a problem because they are inevitably gonna be used in every computer so it is like an almost full modular PSU.Correct me if I am wrong

xristos2000 · Nov 13, 2017

Lol,this sound really sad

xristos2000 · Nov 15, 2017

The PSU just arrived and I installed it successfully.Now I just need to order the new GPU. This thread can close now

xristos2000 · Nov 18, 2017

Ah OK,as you wish.Also thanks for the link

xristos2000 · Nov 19, 2017

Also if I want to download the GPU driver,it is better to download it from the GPU manufacturer(let's say palit)or it is better to download it from the GPU s CPU manufacturer (let's say nvidia)?

xristos2000 · Nov 20, 2017

Yea but it isn't recommended to install the latest driver for better efficiency?
As u say with your opinion , everyone can do whatever he thinks it fits for him and his pc

xristos2000 · Nov 21, 2017

OK i see your point of view.
Is palit gtx750ti a good GPU at all?

xristos2000 · Nov 22, 2017

I was was thinking of going with the storm x dual since I like its style and it has VGA display port(I don't need a adapter).

If the card would be around 20-22 cm I think it would fit since my case...I just checked and it is a 48cm x 21.5cm x42.5 cm ....idk if that help

xristos2000 · Nov 23, 2017

I can't find it in the web cause I got this PC from a store which was building pc s from like 9 years ago and it doesn't give much info about it and this company that was building those PC is closed now.the only info I can give is that I can send u this link which has some photos of other people having the PC case that I have too...sry if it in a strange language to u..the first 3-5 photos if the case I have https://www.google.gr/search?q=multirama+c2628&client=tablet-android-alcatel&prmd=minv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwidjYSh49TXAhWGLlAKHbsSA18Q_AUIEygC&biw=601&bih=962#imgrc=XdU5RZOui3R9SM:

xristos2000 · Nov 23, 2017

I think it will fit if the card is about 20-22cm.....idk if I can or how i can send some pictures from my inside case(upload) here

xristos2000 · Nov 24, 2017

I am also expecting a expert of PC stuff to come and see the case and check it if it would be OK for the card and if it will fit inside

xristos2000 · Nov 24, 2017

Hahaha I don't think he is so stupid to do that mistake... He is claimed expert not a actual real one but he has an over 5k PC built it on his own and he he was interested in PCs since he was young(he is 25) and you call him that nerdy boy that u see in some films who works all the times with computers

,so I don't think he will be so bad

xristos2000 · Nov 26, 2017

The gtx1050 is on it's way.
Sorry if I am getting annoying (I must be already),but I would like to see what pair of ram cards it is best for me to buy for my PC build, I think 2 4gbs cards would be OK for me since I only got one with 4gb and if I would buy 2 8gbs would be too much I think so I think 2 4gb cards would be nice. Can u recommend me a good brand(not too much expensive) but not an unreliable one and cheap one ,for me to buy?

xristos2000 · Nov 28, 2017

My current ram card is an "v7 4gb DDR3 DIMM 1600 MHZ"... would u think buying a pair of 2 new ones would be better or I should go with option 1?...

Can my power supply support an Asus gtx750 ti??

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