Can you run a GeForce GT 710 Graphics Card on a 300 W Power Supply?

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I have a WiFi adaptor, which is why I'm curious to know if I can run it on my PC. Also, I have the Intel HD Graphics 4400 currently, is that an upgrade if I got the GT 710? 2 GB DDR3?
 
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A second hand GTX 950 or GTX 750ti would run on a 300watt PSU and it vary cheap if you are willing to look. It would blow the GT 710 and HD4400 out of the water. If you want new a GT 1030 witch a slightly slower than a GTX 750ti.

A GTX 1050 you could run off a 300watt pretty easily. A 1050 you could pretty much play anything at 1080p and quite a few games maxed out if your CPU is up to snuff.
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Not worth the upgrade as it's only 5% faster than HD4400. If you want to game at 1080p enjoyably I'd recommend you buy at least a $100-$150 GPU.
 
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A second hand GTX 950 or GTX 750ti would run on a 300watt PSU and it vary cheap if you are willing to look. It would blow the GT 710 and HD4400 out of the water. If you want new a GT 1030 witch a slightly slower than a GTX 750ti.

A GTX 1050 you could run off a 300watt pretty easily. A 1050 you could pretty much play anything at 1080p and quite a few games maxed out if your CPU is up to snuff.
 
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