Can my power supply (300w) support a EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Superclocked 2GB graphics card?

[Geeky_Brainiac]

I have a iBuyPower pc, exact model here (Except that power supply is 300w and the current graphics card is GT 630):

http://www.walmart.com/ip/iBUYPOWER-Black-Gamer-Power-WA550B-Desktop-PC-with-AMD-Quad-Core-FX-4300-Processor-8GB-Memory-1TB-Hard-Drive-and-Windows-7-Home-Premium-Monitor-Not/23745948

And I was wondering if it could support a EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Superclocked 2gb card.
Thanks!

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

350 Watt - ATX < Should be able to run a 750ti is a low power draw card.

 

[Geeky_Brainiac]

350 Watt - ATX < Should be able to run a 750ti is a low power draw card.

I know that it says 350w on the page, but I looked at my power supply and it said 300w.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

It should still be able to run the card.

 

[poppy48]

Really depends upon what else your power supply is having to power. I have a 300 watt PSU and it only powers the motherboard (on board sound, ethernet) CPU, 3 x 80mm fans, a 1TB 7200rpm hard drive and a GeForce 6800XT video card. Intermittently, the DVD/CD R-RW. The MB has four slots and three are empty. The PCI-e has the video card and it draws a lot more power than a 750 Ti from its 6 pin auxiliary plug. No problem for 7 whole years. Keep your resolution to 1280X720 and you'll be fast in all games. I use a 1920 x 1080 monitor and it scales to the native resolution anyways and the latency is negligible.

 

[supererviss]

HELLO!
I need to change my gpu is a nvidia gt 620 make very noise an is a very low gpu...
i have a Dell 660 MT
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
Intel Core i3 2120@3.30 Ghz
4GBx2 1600 Mhz Ballistix Crucial Tactical Series
HDD 1 TB
2HDD 120 Gb

and my psu http://postimg.org/image/bmk4v5r51/


can i go gtx 750 ti???

2 years i run my pc with a gigabyte GV-5670 (R567ZL-1GI) I was very good graphics card and good performance by seeing (not fps) but had to give back the gpu... and I never had a problem with the card....
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=...

sorry for my bad english...

THANX!

 

[Lumberjack_64]

Yup it would be able to run but I would recomend the non superclocked version because IT draws more power and might be a bit unstable on your current rig

 

[Lumberjack_64]

Yup it would be able to run but I would recomend the non superclocked version because IT draws more power and might be a bit unstable on your current rig