Can I upgrade my graphics card to a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 TI?

[Natetaube]

I want to upgrade my GPU, I was wondering if my computer can support this card. Here are my specs:
Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-4150 @ (3.4GHz)
Video Card: Intel HD Graphics 4400
Memory: 8GB DDR3
Power Supply: 300W
Here's a link in case I missed something.
http://www.cnet.com/products/dell-inspiron-3847-core-i3-4130-3-4-ghz-4-gb-1-tb/specs/

 

[Sanjay Srivastava]

in theory it should work.,.,.but a little tight on power supply

 

[Natetaube]

in theory it should work.,.,.but a little tight on power supply

What do you mean

 

[Sanjay Srivastava]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

 

[Natetaube]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

So I should upgrade the power supply also?

 

[HDMI703]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

So I should upgrade the power supply also?

yes

 

[Natetaube]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

So I should upgrade the power supply also?

yes

Okay, so whats the best 400W power supply I should get?

 

[HDMI703]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

So I should upgrade the power supply also?

yes

Okay, so whats the best 400W power supply I should get?

budget ??

 

[Natetaube]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

So I should upgrade the power supply also?

yes

Okay, so whats the best 400W power supply I should get?

budget ??

I'll be spending around $130 for the Graphics Card, so about $60-$70

 

[HDMI703]

190 watts gpu
60 watts cpu
40 watts mobo
40 watts ram+hdd+other peripherals + mouse etc

So I should upgrade the power supply also?

yes

Okay, so whats the best 400W power supply I should get?

budget ??

I'll be spending around $130 for the Graphics Card, so about $60-$70

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-100w10500kr

and you gpu should work good

 

[Somasundaram Sathiyathasan]

What type of PSU does your Dell use? Because Dell, HP and ASUS use old type PSUs (with a rear fan). So it might not fit.

 

[parthtrivedi]

This should work for you.
Also just a tad bit expensive than EVGA and well within your budget this is a semi modular PSU.
Won't make a big difference but well this is just an option

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-power-supply-cx500m

 

[Somasundaram Sathiyathasan]

This should work for you.
Also just a tad bit expensive than EVGA and well within your budget this is a semi modular PSU.
Won't make a big difference but well this is just an option

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-power-supply-cx500m

The Corsair CX Series isn't very good

 

[parthtrivedi]

This should work for you.
Also just a tad bit expensive than EVGA and well within your budget this is a semi modular PSU.
Won't make a big difference but well this is just an option

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-power-supply-cx500m

The Corsair CX Series isn't very good

Must be if you say so,
But I've been using one since quite some time now and I haven't faced any problems, well not yet atleast.

 

[Somasundaram Sathiyathasan]

A lot of people have experienced DOA's, bad capacitors and these CX series psus blowing up after a year or two. Some may have a good time with these PSUs, and some may experience issues. I normally recommend Seasonic-based power supplies as they are super-reliable, for example: EVGA Supernova, Antec Earthwatts, Enermax NaXn and Platinum, any Seasonic PSU and RM-TX and AX Series Corsair PSUs. Even if you're on a budget, it's really worth investing in a quality PSU.