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Can i run a ZOTAC GT730 1G DDR5 64bit on a Dell 250W PSU

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I'm using a dell vostro 3800st with :
*Intel pentium G3240

*4GB Ram 

I'm wondering if a  ZOTAC GT730 1G DDR5 64bit can run on a Dell 250W PSU

 
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does it need a pci power? nah. then your fine. unless its under 200w dont sweat it really

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Power: Check your PSU for PCI-E connections and see what the GT 730 requires for power.

Physical: Make sure your GPU is short enough to fit in your case

Data: Make sure your mobo has a PCI-E 16X slot

Heat: You should have good airflow in your case, hopefully the card isn't too hot

Noise: That's up to you, based on your tolerance levels of the card.

 

To be frank, can I recommend this 750 Ti?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487025

It doesn't need extra power, really short, and runs cool. You'll get way more performance out of this than the GT 730.

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