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budget gpu and psu for optiplex 790 i5 2400?

josh52

I would like to know a good budget psu and gpu to put in my computer (it's minitower, not SFF). Thank.

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8 hours ago, campy said:

Basically any of be common 500w-ish bronze rated options.

the most common being the evga 500B or anything in its similar price range, lots of options for that 

 

for a gpu, anything that fits and is cheap, a 750ti is like 50$ used on eBay now, 560ti is even less and performs about the same (though is much more power hungry) but the 2gb options aren't as easy to find 

weird outlier cards people don't think of often can also be pretty cheap, GTX 465, 760ti (if you can find one) 660, etc

workstation equivalents like the fermi teslas can be found for pretty cheap but they are very hot and very loud for their performance 

Thank you very much sir I have other question

 

I was told the motherboard only ouputs 35 watt, these are supported in this?

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If you want a cheap option then an evga 500b and a 750ti, if you want something with a bit more power then a 1650 would be an ok option, if not a then a 1050.

CPU: Amd Ryzen 3400g 

COOLER: Be Quite Dark Rock Pro 4

MOBO: Aorus x570 elite 

RAM: 2x8 Corsair Vengence 3200 MHz 

SSD: Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB

GPU: Powercolour Red Devil RX570 4GB

PSU: Corsair RM750x 80+ Gold

CASE: Coolermaster H500p Mesh

 

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20 hours ago, josh52 said:

 

Can i5 2400 play csgo with integrated graphic no gpu

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4 hours ago, Sat1600 said:

If your changing the power supply you can put in a rx 470/570. I did this with a 990. You will lose some SATA ports as the card will block them.

 

I did this build with a similar system

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/hhJ8Tis 

Is there cheaper psu then this?

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5 hours ago, josh52 said:

Is there cheaper psu then this?

Where do you live

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2 hours ago, Sat1600 said:

Where do you live

America

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4 minutes ago, josh52 said:

America

https://www.newegg.com/seasonic-s12iii-bronze-series-ssr-500gb3-500w/p/N82E16817151226?Item=N82E16817151226

 

$22 after rebate and promo code. I believe there is free shipping with shop runner. This is just an ok power supply. It won't start a fire. It has a 5 year warranty and you are not risking much

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1 hour ago, Sat1600 said:

https://www.newegg.com/seasonic-s12iii-bronze-series-ssr-500gb3-500w/p/N82E16817151226?Item=N82E16817151226

 

$22 after rebate and promo code. I believe there is free shipping with shop runner. This is just an ok power supply. It won't start a fire. It has a 5 year warranty and you are not risking much

thank you!!!!  do you know where i can get cheap gpu aswell?

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i dont understand rebate for power supply,  is there cheaper ????

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I need Cheaper psu and gpu Thank

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Just now, josh52 said:

I need Cheaper psu and gpu Thank

What's wrong with the psu you have

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1 minute ago, Sat1600 said:

What's wrong with the psu you have

nothing, but i was told by my friend sushu that i need to get a new psu or the psu will brick all my computer when i add Gpu

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It wont explode power supply?my power supply is 240 watt i think

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It wont explode power supply?my power supply is 240 watt i think

5 minutes ago, Sat1600 said:

 

 

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3 minutes ago, josh52 said:

It wont explode power supply?my power supply is 240 watt i think

 

No your psu should be fine. Although it is probably 10 years old and anything can happen, but plenty of people have done this without problems

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Just now, Sat1600 said:

No your psu should be fine. Although it is probably 10 years old and anything can happen, but plenty of people have done this without problems

if the psu did explode would it destroy my whole computer or just psu?

im not gonna leave it on when i'm not around

 

thank you so much for all info by thee way, very help

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2 minutes ago, josh52 said:

if the psu did explode would it destroy my whole computer or just psu?

im not gonna leave it on when i'm not around

 

thank you so much for all info by thee way, very help

No way to predict what will happen if a PSU fails. It's unlikely to damage your parts but it's always possible. Should be fine though

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40 minutes ago, Sat1600 said:

No way to predict what will happen if a PSU fails. It's unlikely to damage your parts but it's always possible. Should be fine though

can i use 750ti with psu? can i have list of card that work with psu thabnk

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9 minutes ago, josh52 said:

can i use 750ti with psu? can i have list of card that work with psu thabnk

Yes. The 460 is a better card.

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The motherboard only puts out 35w, is there a card that uses Sata power or 35w

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