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[Solved] GeForce GTX 275

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Hi guys,

I haven't put together a computer in several years -- I must be getting rusty! I just bought a GeForce GTX 275, and stupidly didn't look at my PSU First. My existing tower has a EA-500 PSU. I know it's not quite the minimum required listed on the GeForce box (575W), but is it at least possible for it to work without frying everything? Or do I need to bite the bullet and buy a new PSU? I'm just running the one graphics card, everything else on my computer is pretty old, and it does have a Thermaltake fan right underneath it (if that matters).

Sorry if this has been asked before ... just wondered if it was even possible. :-) Thanks for the help!!!

- BriGuy

You'll be fine with that. 575 watts is just in case you load your PC with ever possible peripheral combination you can think of.

I doubt you'll use above 400 watts.
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You'll be fine with that. 575 watts is just in case you load your PC with ever possible peripheral combination you can think of.

I doubt you'll use above 400 watts.

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TheViper wrote :

You'll be fine with that. 575 watts is just in case you load your PC with ever possible peripheral combination you can think of.

I doubt you'll use above 400 watts.



Thanks TheViper!! I appreciate the info! I'll hook it up tonight!! :-D

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