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Yes, 240w would be pushing the bare minimum. Upgrade to at least a 400w PSU. You can look in my signature for a link to a PSU tier thread. You would want to get one from Tier 1, 2 or 3 for best performance and maximum reliability. 

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yep, a 500w should keep you powered up enough :P

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10 minutes ago, roothadude said:

yes, sorry I should have said that in the original post. It's an Alienware x51 r2 i5. It's a few years old, I bought it used.

nope, get a new psu, i am not sure about your power delivery, if a standard ATX PSU will fit.   

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