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Does gtx 550 ti works in Intle mother board

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Hey guys

Recently i bought GTX 550 ti but the problem is ,it doesn't run any games fast i don't know what is the problem.
Before i used gt 220 nvidia and now changed to gtx 550ti

I got these PC specs


Intle DH55TC
Intle core i 3 530 2.93 GHz
8GB Kingston RAM
Nvidia GTX 550 ti 1024 MB
PCI EXPRESS x16
Power supply 450 Watt


My games doesn't run fast and it stucks in between and it lags to much no changes occured with the new gtx 550 ti
Please help me in this problem i really don't know what is issue.

Thanks

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What is the make and model of your PSU? Do you have all of the power connections plugged into the graphics card? Did you install new drivers after installing the card?
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Sounds more like the power supply than the motherboard that's why you need to test this theory. I can't, no one could tell you for sure what is wrong. We can only lead you in the right direction.

Isn't at least a 500w PS and 24amps continous required for a 550ti? What make/model is your power supply. We cannot help you with the generic information you posted on it.

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Isn't at least a 500w PS and 24amps continous required for a 550ti? What make/model is your power supply. We cannot help you with the generic information you posted on it.


Sir let me check the whole power supply info and i will give you right now.
Please stay here.

sorry what make it is ,its not at all written here but i got only these infos.

imega plus series ATX - 450W

AC input

Voltage Current Frequency
115/230V 6/3A 60/50Hz

i got all these info.Please just give me advise that i need to upgrade my Power supply for best performance? Or my mother board is not enough better? or Is that graphics card problem?

Or else you may check here my whole pc info . http://pastebin.com/EJ4n3YQT

Looking into that PSU I am going to suggest its definitely the cause of your problem. However to be sure you really should test another power supply in your system rather than buy a new one.
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