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500W is enough for a 700 series card.

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Hello, I am New Member At This Forum !! And I Would Like To Ask Question About Video Cards !
I Have GTX650 , And I Will Improve To New One From 700 Series . When I Check The Power Connection , They Need : 300wt And 6+8 Pins ...
So My PSU Is 500wt , But I Have No Pins To Plug .. I Saw At Video Cards Review That I Will Earn A Cable - Wire " Pins <=> Pins " , Also Additional Cable " Pins <=> SATA " ..
* My Question Is : Can I Plug the SATA to The Video Card ? Instead The Cable Pins To Pins ??
* Is My Power Enought To Run This Specific Card ? , No Need To Buy Another One ?? =)

P.S. I Have No Much Money To Spend :D 

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Yes, but what is your PSU, most PSU have PCI Express power now.

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Thank You Good Members To Reply !!!!!!!!! I Liked This Forum !
You Just Saved My Brain ;) .. But I Heard From People In My Area That If The Video Card Don't Get The Recommend Power ,, It Will Run As Slow And Weak !!
* Is That Correct ,, And Could Be Happened To Me ??

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Holy Shit Did You Capitalize Every Word?

Now, what PSU do you have?

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