Question 350W psu with a GTX 1060 6gb

[Artrt5]

Hello i'm trying to figure out if I can safely run a GTX 1060 6GB with my current 350W psu or if i'll have to replace it or smth.
Most of the time ill be playing games that require a lot of power from my system.
anyway here is the stuff I got.
IP-S350T1-0 PSU, i7-2600 CPU, 12gb ddr3 ram, DH61WW motherboard and a 300GB hdd. I'll also probably be mostly doing 1080p gaming, monitor is like 27 inches.


if its not gonna be compatible then let me know if theres an alternate GPU I could get for around the same price tag which wont have massively less performance than this and can be compatible.
im also fairly new to this pc stuff

 

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my current 350W psu

What's the brand and model of the PSU?

 

[Artrt5]

What's the brand and model of the PSU?

IP-S350T1-0 made by IN-WIN development.

 

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IP-S350T1-0 PSU,

Missed this. 264w @12v should be enough if the PSU has the required PCIe connector.

 

[Artrt5]

Missed this. 264w @12v should be enough if the PSU has the required PCIe connector.

Checked and it has the required PCie connector, so it should mean that I can properly and SAFLEY use the gtx 1060 with my pc yeah?

 

[Artrt5]

Waiting on an answer to double check if it will work safely while I am playing demanding games or wtv, also if theres any alternative gpu's which are similar to this but better compatible.

 

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Works fine in a system that consumes 200w at most.

 

[Artrt5]

Alright, topic is still open if anybody has smth to say or advice.

 

[Artrt5]

Also would be great if an 2nd person can confirm this too just to be sure.