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I have an Msi r9 280 that I can put in my new computer.  But I only have a CXcorsair 430w power supply. Will these two work together? I will not be doing any overclocking and btw my processor is a pentium g3258.

Maybe you could get more help, if you mention what else is in that pc :D

I doubt that the GPU and CPu themselves take up 430 Watts.

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R9 280 draws about 305W under full load. Which for most 450W Power Supplies should be fine. Whether or not a CX Series can handle it is a different question. If it was any other decent Power Supply wouldn't be a problem, but the CX Series is a different story since the CX series cant do its rated wattage on the 12v rail; so the CX430 is a 384W PSU not 430W as the 12v rail cant do more than 384 watts.

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You really will be pushing it. Haswell draws a fuckton of power when OC'd, and I doubt you're running that G3258 at stock. If you are, you MIGHT be able to make it work... if your PSU is proper and will deliver 430W all the time.

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