Hello there

[General Kenobi]

Hello there, is there any method of knowing how much watts you are using because I have a 300 watt power supply and I want to know what graphics card still works for my system.

 

Thank you

 

General Kenobi

[FloRolf]

Love the greeting+your name. 

 

Well what other components do you have? Cpu and drives also consume power. 

But I'd say a GTX1050Ti fits perfectly. 

[w1nger1]

How do I know this is not a trick of the empire too?

[seon123]

What GPU and what PSU do you have? 

[General Kenobi]

On 12/29/2017 at 3:01 AM, FloRolf said:

Love the greeting+your name. 

 

Well what other components do you have? Cpu and drives also consume power. 

But I'd say a GTX1050Ti fits perfectly. 

I have a Amd A10-6700 a stick of 4 gb ram and another stick of 2 gb ram and I have a dvd driver so not much you know.  And thanks for the nice comment on my name/greeting.

 

On 12/29/2017 at 3:52 AM, seon123 said:

What GPU and what PSU do you have? 

Amd A10-6700 and some random 300w power supply that came with my pc 4 years ago.

[seon123]

2 minutes ago, General Kenobi said:

Amd A10-6700 and some random 300w power supply that came with my pc 4 years ago.

With an OEM 300W PSU, you'll probably not want much more than a 1050 Ti. If it has a PCIe power connector, it should be able to run a 1060, but it's not advisable

[General Kenobi]

Do you guys think a gtx 960 would also work?

[seon123]

8 minutes ago, General Kenobi said:

Do you guys think a gtx 960 would also work?

Should work, but not really advisable