Can my psu support a gtx 750 ti sc?

[holymoly]

I just ordered a gtx 750 ti sc last friday and I thought my psu was enough but I read online about my psu and people say that its actually 350w and not 430w like it says.
I also have a fx-8100 if that matters.


This is my psu:

 

[millwright]

The manufacturer calls for a 300watt.

Probably a quality 250watt would run it.

 

[millwright]

Here are the specs

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications

 

[i7Baby]

It's not single 12V rail is the main problem. Each rail can put out 220W max.

Plus its not very good quality.

 

[holymoly]

Im planning on to get this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139027 if my current psu is not enough

 

[millwright]

The brand is not so good, but the 750Ti only draws 60watts max.

 

[millwright]

500watt CX Corsair
Big over kill, and another just good enough quality power supply.

Why change??????

 

[holymoly]

So I don't need to get a higher watt one?

 

[Because0789]

Both 12 volts have enough amperage for a GTX 750ti so it should be fine.

 

[millwright]

You have more than you need now.

 

[holymoly]

It would be fine even if I play graphic intensive games for a long time?

 

[millwright]

Time has nothing to do with it.
The card will never draw more than 60watts.

 

[holymoly]

There are no long term effects right?

 

[millwright]

Not sure what you are talking about, this isn't overclocking.

What long term effects are you talking about?
Good gaming?

 

[holymoly]

like would there be more stress for the psu so it wouldnt last as long

 

[holymoly]

Would my fx 8100 bottleneck the gtx 750 ti?

 

[millwright]

You power supply isn't being overloaded.
Where is this more stress coming from.

You have a 430 watt power supply, the system doesn't draw more than 250watts.
If it used the full 430watts, it still would not be overloaded.