Can my psu support a gtx 750 ti 2gb?

[SevennTails]

I'm not sure if my psu can handle a gtx 750 ti so I'm asking it on here.

My PSU is an corsair cx430m

 

[timeconsumer]

It depends on the CPU, something like an FX 9590 would be cutting it too close. But I doubt you are using one of those.

 

[Mac070]

Yes the power supply would be enough for that GPU. But take into consideration your processor?

 

[helpstar]

Will handle it without problems

 

[SevennTails]

It depends on the CPU, something like an FX 9590 would be cutting it too close. But I doubt you are using one of those.

I will be getting an i5 4460

 

[SevennTails]

Yes the power supply would be enough for that GPU. But take into consideration your processor?

I will get an i5 4460

 

[Mac070]

Then youll be golden. No issues!

 

[SevennTails]

Then youll be golden. No issues!

Sweet

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

You might have trouble with the Haswell sleep states , that PSU doesn't support them.

 

[helpstar]

Just disable the haswell c-states (C6/​C7 Low-Power States) in the BIOS of the motherboard, so the haswell sleep states shouldn´t be that of a problem.
Could be that your system would randomly shut down, when the processor enters those states, so by disabling this in bios, it will be fine.

Which motherboard are you using?

 

[SevennTails]

Just disable the haswell c-states (C6/​C7 Low-Power States) in the BIOS of the motherboard, so the haswell sleep states shouldn´t be that of a problem.
Could be that your system would randomly shut down, when the processor enters those states, so by disabling this in bios, it will be fine.

Which motherboard are you using?

Im using the ASROCK B85M-DGS

 

[helpstar]

then enter BIOS (hit key F2 while the ASRock logo is on the screen), go to the "Advanced" Screen -> "CPU configuration"
-> disable "CPU C6 State Support" and "CPU C7 State Support"

 

[SevennTails]

then enter BIOS (hit key F2 while the ASRock logo is on the screen), go to the "Advanced" Screen -> "CPU configuration"
-> disable "CPU C6 State Support" and "CPU C7 State Support"

Thanks!