GTX 750ti

[Super Fluffy]

I have an old(ish) HP computer and I was wondering which type/version/make of a 750ti would be most acceptable with a 300~watt psu.

 

 

Thank you cx

[striker477]

The 750ti will use up to roughly 60W. So any of them would work as long as your psu will handle it. All depends on the rest of your system you might need a psu upgrade. 

[Imakuni]

8 minutes ago, Super Fluffy said:

I have an old(ish) HP computer and I was wondering which type/version/make of a 750ti would be most acceptable with a 300~watt psu.

 

 

Thank you cx

Is it one of those slim cases, or is it a regular tower?

[Super Fluffy]

1 minute ago, Imakuni said:

Is it one of those slim cases, or is it a regular tower?

uses jasmine mobo if that helps pretty sure its mini itx

 

[Imakuni]

1 minute ago, Super Fluffy said:

uses jasmine mobo if that helps pretty sure its mini itx

 

Let me put this another way. Is you PC similar to the one on the left, or the one on the right:

[Super Fluffy]

I was aware of what you stated, no it is not of the slim orientation, the power supply within product # is 667893-001 it is a 300w

 

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03513394

that's the model of the pc if that helps

[zachmullin]

1 hour ago, Super Fluffy said:

I have an old(ish) HP computer and I was wondering which type/version/make of a 750ti would be most acceptable with a 300~watt psu.

 

 

Thank you cx

My OCed version sips around 120 watts at max.  But as a 750ti owner currently I wouldn't recommend buying one.  950s are much better for not much more and if you really want to wait for the 1050 that could also be good as well.

 

RX 480 might be good once we see specs, but will be a little more expensive and depends if you "bat for" team red or green or don't care.

 

Edit: The most any 750ti will take is ~120 watts

[Super Fluffy]

7 hours ago, zachmullin said:

My OCed version sips around 120 watts at max.

 

 

Do you have the SC or the FTW edition? And I'm just trying to put a temporary graphics card into my office computer to be able to run games a lot more smoothly, so I can play now and then save up to build a PC later on.

[TehShpee]

How well can a 750ti run overwatch.... I run a wooden pc... i3-2100 4gb ddr3 and an Intel motherboard

[RedJamaX]

11 hours ago, Super Fluffy said:

I have an old(ish) HP computer and I was wondering which type/version/make of a 750ti would be most acceptable with a 300~watt psu.

 

 

Thank you cx

I was running a 3GHz Quad Core (Core2 series), with 4GB DDR2, Solid State Drive and a Reference 750Ti and the measured power was right at 300W.   A Core2Duo in the same system ran around 250 Watts on load, so it just depends on what you are running and how efficient your power supply is.

This one is pretty good...Just enter all your components and it will give you an estimate of the power rating you need.  http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

None of the calculators are perfect... but they can tell you if you are within a reasonable range.

[byalexandr]

Several 750 Tis run without PCI-E power connectors. There are even half height ones that do this if you happen to have one of those slim towers. Keep in mind if your CPU is not too up to date, it will bottleneck the card quite a bit.

 

I used to have an HP Slimline machine with an Athlon in it, and I decided to put a 750 Ti in it, bottlenecked like a mofo, barely got better FPS than when I had put a GT 610 in there.

[zachmullin]

On 6/7/2016 at 5:20 AM, Super Fluffy said:

Do you have the SC or the FTW edition? And I'm just trying to put a temporary graphics card into my office computer to be able to run games a lot more smoothly, so I can play now and then save up to build a PC later on.

I have an ASUS card.  Doesn't have any other branding other than "OC Edition." 

[Guest Zakb2809]

I use the EVGA gtx 750 ti SC edition and it runs fine in my Lenovo pc, get one without the pcie connector and you should be fine. I can play Overwatch at max settings at 1080p with 60fps average. I can also run the Witcher 3 at medium/ high settings and achieve 40/50 fps at 1080p. (this is all with an i5 4460 processor).