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I was just wondering if an asus geforce nvidia gtx 750 ti would work on windows 10 and also would work on a 265W 80+ gold power supply. I know the minimum wattage for the 750 ti is 400W but i have the smallest budget ever and i cant really afford a better power supply unless its a super cheap sketchy £20 power supply with no more than an 80+ rating.

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1 minute ago, Globox said:

Compatible for 10? Yes.

 

265 Watt enough? Fill in ur specs at http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/ and see for yourself.

Those calculators are a load of crap.

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