Nvidia Geforce 560 gtx Power supply

[ogger15]

Would a 350 Watt PSU support the Nvidia Geforce 560 gtx graphics card.

In case not what would

 

[DJDeCiBeL]

It may work for a bit, but I wouldn't trust it for long.

This is what I would recommend. SeaSonic M12II 520 Bronze 520W ATX12V v2.3 / EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

 

[kokokh]

Would a 350 Watt PSU support the Nvidia Geforce 560 gtx graphics card.

In case not what would

350 watts would not be enough to run that card and all other compenents in the PC. To be safe i would go for atleast 500W PSU.

Also if your just buying, check out the GTX 560 TI, Cost a little bit more but increase in performance is well worth it.

 

[ogger15]

Best answer selected by ogger15.

 

[ogger15]

350 watts would not be enough to run that card and all other compenents in the PC. To be safe i would go for atleast 500W PSU.

Also if your just buying, check out the GTX 560 TI, Cost a little bit more but increase in performance is well worth it.

Would this work then ?

http://www.shopitonline.dk/Inter-Tech-700W-PSU-INTER-TECH/cat-p/c/p3539957.html

 

[DJDeCiBeL]

Would this work then ?

http://www.shopitonline.dk/Inter-Tech-700W-PSU-INTER-TECH/cat-p/c/p3539957.html

Not sure what currency that is, but comparing it to the same SeaSonic that I recommended earlier http://www.shopitonline.dk/POWER-SUPPLY-M12II520-SEASONIC/cat-p/c36217/p4603639.html , It's MUCH cheaper. That's not a good thing. 700W at that price CAN'T be good quality OR worth buying.

Corsair, SeaSonic, Antec, PC Power & Cooling, XFX, OCZ, and Be-Quiet are the brands that I can recommend. I definitely WON'T recommend the one that you posted though.