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i've got a 1050ti, runs fine, then i saw a used 780ti for around 200$. my question is, if i buy it will my PSU handle it? (just using the 780ti alone) CPU : i3-3240 stock fan. Mobo : H160-D HDD : 3 pieces of 7.2K SATA RAM : 8GB DDR3 PSU : Antec VP500V2 500W. On the +12V rail it says 25A each...

So I decided to buy a gtx 1050ti (seeing how rx series wont drop in prices anytime soon). And in the mean time, i will be using an old HD 5 850. Now I have an antec 500 watt VP V2 series PSU. Question is just like subject... will it run both? Seeing how i wont need a power pin for gtx 1050ti...

So i was just using my pc for video calling with a mining app at the background (nicehash) when all of the sudden without warning, it died. Now I thought it overheated and leave it for a while (sometimes even if it overheats, i could just immediately turn it back on). But to about an hour...

are you using a good psu to power it? does it ever boots up and recognizes the gpu again? have you try literally plugging it out and putting it back in? if all of these are done. I think you might wanna bake the card (yes the gpu might be dead)

what psu do you have? are sure its not bcs of bad gpu? what is your old gpu? are sure that you have already uninstalled the old drivers before plugging in your new gpu? have you tried switching it to iGPU to see if it works? maybe one of those could be a solution.

have you tried overclocking it then? my old hd 5850 used to have similar problems but only on videos, it would have those black glitches. I oc it and there was no problem anymore.

no the gtx 750ti does not need a 6pin pcie. but why not go for the rx 460 instead? the price range is similar to the gtx 750ti yet performs better. also, why doesn't your gpu have a 6pin or 8pin etc? I would say buy a better gpu, as all good power supply supposed to have. otherwise you might...

If you're looking for a budget gpu for aroud $200-ish then the rx 480 is the card for you. only so guessing that you can run hd 7750, you just might get enough power to run it. the rx 480 can play most games at 1080p at high-ultra settings so I guess you could go for that one?

So I had this gpu now for quite awhile (hd 5850) which is pretty old and am now considering to buy a new gpu (rx 470). I want to buy the xfx rx 470 dual fan triple x edition (either that or HIS Ice qx2). I was searching online to find one and then I found the Sapphire Rx 470 Nitro + oc which...