Can this PSU handle a GTX 750 ti?

[Nani_hein]

So i am willing to buy a new GTX750 ti 2gb oc and i wonder if my "cheap unknown 450w made in China PSU" could handle it, thanks

 

[disturbed force]

What are your system specs.

 

[Nani_hein]

What are your system specs.

CPU : intel pentium G2020 2.9Mhz
RAM : 6go
my current gpu is : GT 620 :3

 

[LucoTF]

Assuming that it can deliver it's rated power then yes, it should be able to handle a 750ti

 

[disturbed force]

I would suggest changing the PSU when you can, but ya you will not have a problem with a 750ti since it will only pull 10w more then the gt 620 you have now.

 

[Nani_hein]

Thank you guys, you are the best

 

[Theo Vuong]

The GTX 750ti will draw 20A from the 12v rails. Your power supply allows for 22A from both of your 12v rails, which is sufficient if the psu actually delivers that power. The problem is that the GTX 700 series are known to draw more power than what is listed due to the GPUBOOST2.0 feature, which allows the GPU to continually draw power to overclock itself (as long as it is below 80 degrees celsius) for the graphic intensive games.

In short, it really depends on the kind of games you are playing. For best performance for graphic intensive games, you should look to update your psu. Otherwise, if you haven't gotten into those open world/FPS sort of games yet, your psu will suffice for now.