Can my power supply run gtx 750 ti?

[Mercer_1]

I want to 'upgrade' my graphics card to a GTX 750 ti.
My power supply is a delta electronics DPS-300AB-57a.
It is 300w max, continous, has two 12v, 12v1 is 10A, 12v2 is 16A.
Will is power supply work with the gtx 750 ti?

 

[heavyartillary9]

maybe, what 750 ti is it ?, also what cpu do you have ?

 

[Mercer_1]

maybe, what 750 ti is it ?, also what cpu do you have ?

Iv'e been eyeing on the Palit gtx 750 ti 2gb stormx (one fan)
my CPU is intel i5-2300 2.8ghz

 

[heavyartillary9]

you should beable to work with it, I would suggest upgrading your psu at some point in the future

 

[Colonel Kernel]

Yes, as long as your PSU has a PCIE connector, it should be fine. I have a 250W PSU and a 750 Ti and they work fine. Bottle necking shouldn't really be an issue for you either. I have a Core 2 Quad Q9400 at 2.7 GHz. While yes, there is a bottleneck, it doesn't really matter.

 

[jeffredo]

I don't believe it requires a PCI-E connector, which is a good thing considering your power supply doesn't have one. Still, Delta is a good manufacturer (Antec buys a number of power supplies from Delta). Its 80 Plus certified.

 

[Colonel Kernel]

In terms of raw wattage, your PSU will be fine. Just don't expect to go insane with the overclocking.