Enough psu????

[johnnis10]

Hi guys i am new in this forum and i would like your help. I intend to buy this card http://en.toppreise.ch/index.php?a=132678&SID=3b7315c04ebcc8d9675afff292a043be and i would like to tell me if my psu can handle it?
PC SPECS:amd 6000+, 2 gb ram dd2,m/b msi nforce 560. 1 hard disk sata, 1 dvd rw,floppy drive,1 audigy 4, 1 lan card and 1 fan in case. Below is a photo with my psu



http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc78/johnnis10/DSC00011.jpg

 

[dagger]

Hi guys i am new in this forum and i would like your help. I intend to buy this card http://en.toppreise.ch/index.php?a=132678&SID=3b7315c04ebcc8d9675afff292a043be and i would like to tell me if my psu can handle it?
PC SPECS:amd 6000+, 2 gb ram dd2,m/b msi nforce 560. 1 hard disk sata, 1 dvd rw,floppy drive,1 audigy 4, 1 lan card and 1 fan in case. Below is a photo with my psu



http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc78/johnnis10/DSC00011.jpg

It should do fine, as long as you have the right pcie power connector, which is 6 pin for that card, if I remember correctly.

 

[johnnis10]

and where should i find that connector? is there any chance to be included with the card?

 

[dagger]

and where should i find that connector? is there any chance to be included with the card?

If I remember correctly, ATX 2.0 and 2.2 standard powersupplies should both have at least one 6pin pcie connector. Look through the lables, or you can just look through the connectors and whatnot...

 

[johnnis10]

ok thx my friend a lot for the help!!!!