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Will the Gtx 650 ti work with my psu

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So, I have a 350W power supply, intel core i5-2400, 2 sticks of ram ( 4 gigs each), A hard Disk of 500gb and I want to buy a gtx 650 ti 1gb. I wanted to know if it will work with my powersupply or not. Please help me

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what psu? what model of 650ti?

 

What budget for gpu? and what country

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Possibly... Do you know the model of the power supply? Does the power supply have a 6pin PCIe connector?


If you can find one similarly priced a 750Ti will perform a bit better and use less power.

 

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Hp 350W power supply, Gigabytes 650 ti 1 gb , 55$ and I'm from Pakistan (not sure if that matters lol)

 

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3 minutes ago, Spotty said:

Possibly... Do you know the model of the power supply? Does the power supply have a 6pin PCIe connector?


If you can find one similarly priced a 750Ti will perform a bit better and use less power.

 

is that wriiten on the power supply? like the model. cuz my power supply was pre installed when I bought the pc

 

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2 minutes ago, GoldenGaming said:

is that wriiten on the power supply? like the model. cuz my power supply was pre installed when I bought the pc

 

you can see if it has power cable for the gpu. it looks like this

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(Also case airflow matter or if you are using Downcraft air cooler)

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The model nu,ber of my psu is FH-ZD221MGR . it's from HP. I didn't see a 6 pin connector tho.

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The internet says it's  220W psu guess now I really need to replace it with a 500 or 400W. Anyways, thx for the help

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5 hours ago, GoldenGaming said:

The model nu,ber of my psu is FH-ZD221MGR . it's from HP. I didn't see a 6 pin connector tho.

 

5 hours ago, GoldenGaming said:

The internet says it's  220W psu guess now I really need to replace it with a 500 or 400W. Anyways, thx for the help

The label on the power supply says that it can provide a total of 204W on the 12V rails, and a total output of 210W for the whole power supply. It also lacks any PCIe connectors.

You'll need a different power supply if you wanted to add a graphics card to the system. ATX power supplies won't fit in the case you have so you'd need a new case if you didn't want to run the system with the motherboard sitting on your desk or in a cardboard box.
I'd just keep saving your money and upgrade to a new system when you can afford it rather than sinking money in to the older system. For the time being just keep using the integrated graphics.

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10 hours ago, GoldenGaming said:

So, I have a 350W power supply, intel core i5-2400, 2 sticks of ram ( 4 gigs each), A hard Disk of 500gb and I want to buy a gtx 650 ti 1gb. I wanted to know if it will work with my powersupply or not. Please help me

I wouldnt buy a 650 ti at this point. I  would  get a gtx 1050, 1050 ti, or 1650 super.

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yes and no. will it? yes but the minimum ihe card is saying it requires on geforce's site is 400w so you are probably going ot have to buy a more powerful PSU to run it. and I would go for that GPU as I am sure that support for it is about to end with the new 30XX series supposed to be coming out this year.

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