can i use nvidia gtx 750 ti on my computer

[Franco Chacon]

hi i bought a pc last week and im wondering if i can use the GPU nvidia gtx 750 ti on it. i have a CPU intel corei 5 4440

i have this psu: http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-479860992-fuente-de-poder-acteck-blazar-power-supply-700-w-af-b700-_JM

in the 12v lines it have 20 A
in the 5v it have 25A

 

[ONKI]

u can go for a higher gpu also
750 ti will work if u have a lower budget.

 

[photonboy]

Yes.

The minimum for a GTX750Ti calls for a quality 300W PSU so you're well above that.

If your GTX750Ti has a 6-pin PCIe connector make sure that's attached.

Relative performance can be gauged here:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_960_Gaming/29.html

A stock GTX750Ti is about 90% as fast as a GTX650Ti though with better overclocking probably pretty close.

There are PROS and CONS between NVidia and AMD though. For one thing NVidia Shadowplay (or OBS) works quite nicely using the hardware video encoder to record gameplay. On the other hand you may get better performance from an R7-260X for similar price.

 

[Franco Chacon]

all the coments of the people who bought the PSU says that it doesnt suport high GPU what i would do?

 

[photonboy]

all the coments of the people who bought the PSU says that it doesnt suport high GPU what i would do?

I can't comment on the quality of the PSU, however it supports cards with PCIe connections that have:
- none
- 1x6-pin
- 2x6-pin
- 1x6-pin + 1x8-pin

The GTX750Ti has either a single 6-pin PCIe power connector or none at all depending on which model you buy. You can easily support a GTX980. The only card you don't support is one with 2x8-pin (or higher) which is pretty rare.

 

[Franco Chacon]

all the coments of the people who bought the PSU says that it doesnt suport high GPU what i would do?

I can't comment on the quality of the PSU, however it supports cards with PCIe connections that have:
- none
- 1x6-pin
- 2x6-pin
- 1x6-pin + 1x8-pin

The GTX750Ti has either a single 6-pin PCIe power connector or none at all depending on which model you buy. You can easily support a GTX980. The only card you don't support is one with 2x8-pin (or higher) which is pretty rare.

okey, i have a last question what brand of the gtx 750 ti i would buy?

if i buy the Evga 750 ti i can change my PSU for a EVGA de 600 W, ATX, 80 PLUS BRONZE. and 49 A
http://pcel.com/hardware/tarjetas-de-video-ati-nvidia-gpu/EVGA-02G-P4-3755-KR-109964
http://pcel.com/EVGA-100-B1-3600-KB-111740

and the other option is buy the Asus 750 i
http://pcel.com/hardware/tarjetas-de-video-ati-nvidia-gpu/Asus-STRIX-GTX750TI-OC-2G-111940

this two GPU changes just a little