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Started by Nilesh Modak | | 9 answers
Zotac GTX 650ti 1 gb with my current PSU ?
Well i have a tight budget of INR 10500, so assuming gtx 650ti is the best grab i am doubtful whether my current psu :-
"XTech P4-550W XT-550-24 ATX 2.0" (its a local one)
specs:-
INPUT: 115V 8A 50/60Hz
240V 4A 50/60Hz
OUTPUT: +3.3V +5V +12V -5V -12V +5VSB
30A 33A 24A 0A 0.5A 2.0A
550W MAX

will be able to run my graphics card or not ? and also is gtx 650ti my best buy ?
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September 21, 2014 12:36:13 AM

MT6Anime said:
Nilesh Modak said:
MT6Anime said:
Nilesh Modak said:
MT6Anime said:
Not sure what the price point for a 750ti is in India but it is much more more power efficient and powerful to boot. But to answer your question yes your PSU will handle the 650ti.


its above 11k in india ..... so 650ti is the best rite?


If you can afford a 750ti it would be much better for you to get that instead.


hmnn so if a get a 750ti can my psu serve it properly?


Yes the 750 ti is very very power efficient which is why I recommended it and a 550Watt PSU will have no problem especially since it draws its power from the motherboard.


thanks a ton:D 

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September 21, 2014 12:32:31 AM

Nilesh Modak said:
MT6Anime said:
Nilesh Modak said:
MT6Anime said:
Not sure what the price point for a 750ti is in India but it is much more more power efficient and powerful to boot. But to answer your question yes your PSU will handle the 650ti.


its above 11k in india ..... so 650ti is the best rite?


If you can afford a 750ti it would be much better for you to get that instead.


hmnn so if a get a 750ti can my psu serve it properly?


Yes the 750 ti is very very power efficient which is why I recommended it and a 550Watt PSU will have no problem especially since it draws its power from the motherboard.
September 21, 2014 12:27:14 AM

MT6Anime said:
Nilesh Modak said:
MT6Anime said:
Not sure what the price point for a 750ti is in India but it is much more more power efficient and powerful to boot. But to answer your question yes your PSU will handle the 650ti.


its above 11k in india ..... so 650ti is the best rite?


If you can afford a 750ti it would be much better for you to get that instead.


hmnn so if a get a 750ti can my psu serve it properly?
September 21, 2014 12:24:25 AM

Dazinek said:
Theoretically... Yes it will run it.

What you should do is buy a r7 260x, along with a new power supply.

If you can, can you give me a website you can buy from?


If you can get the R7 260X and a new PSU that would be optimal other just get a 750ti.
September 21, 2014 12:22:58 AM

Nilesh Modak said:
MT6Anime said:
Not sure what the price point for a 750ti is in India but it is much more more power efficient and powerful to boot. But to answer your question yes your PSU will handle the 650ti.


its above 11k in india ..... so 650ti is the best rite?


If you can afford a 750ti it would be much better for you to get that instead.
September 21, 2014 12:21:44 AM

Dazinek said:
Theoretically... Yes it will run it.

What you should do is buy a r7 260x, along with a new power supply.

If you can, can you give me a website you can buy from?


here you go www.flipkart.com ...and i checked r7 260x ... poor rated on flipkart...still if u can suggest any oder !
September 21, 2014 12:20:51 AM

MT6Anime said:
Not sure what the price point for a 750ti is in India but it is much more more power efficient and powerful to boot. But to answer your question yes your PSU will handle the 650ti.


its above 11k in india ..... so 650ti is the best rite?
September 20, 2014 11:03:55 PM

Not sure what the price point for a 750ti is in India but it is much more more power efficient and powerful to boot. But to answer your question yes your PSU will handle the 650ti.
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September 20, 2014 11:03:41 PM

Theoretically... Yes it will run it.

What you should do is buy a r7 260x, along with a new power supply.

If you can, can you give me a website you can buy from?

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