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KMR
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I have a budget PC.

 

Adata 8GB 1600 Mhz RAM

AMD FX6300 (Hexa-Core)

450W Power Supply.

GIGABYTE 78LMT-S2PT Motherboard

An Unbranded 120mm Fan Case

Im planning to buy a GTX 750 Ti as the GPU

but i was wondering if my PSU can handle it.

 

And also some GTX 750 Tis have power connectors connectors

on them but PSU does not have any 4-pin square or 6-pin Rectangle connectors.

They only have the 4 pin ones used on fans. Can i use a converter or something  there?

 

My location is India.

 

Thank you

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The 750ti should run fine on that psu.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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I would get a 950 

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I would get a 950 

I would get a second hand 280(X).

Open your eyes and break your chains. Console peasantry is just a state of mind.

 

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I would get a 950 

A GTX 950 ?

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Putting some pictures up of your power supply will help us help you with your issue more. But in short yes you can use 4pin molex converters to power your gpu, I will highly recommend you isolate a set of daisy chained molex connectors for this.  

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Yeah like the above comment says, either get the msi twin frozr or the evga one with one fan only.

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You're PSU will definitely be enough. The 750 ti uses very little power. Could you give us the brand of your power supply? It's it's not a reputable brand then you might want to change it. 

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Honestly, I would not waste your money on a 750 Ti if you can swing in a little more money to get the new GTX 950 or used GTX 960.

Current: CPU: Intel i3-4130   GPU: XFX R7 260X  2GB   RAM: 8GB   Future: CPU: Intel i5-4430   GPU: GTX 960

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