does e5700 dual core work with gtx 650?

[Khizar Arif]

PROCESSOR=DUAL CORE E5700

HARD DISK=250 GB SEAGATE

PSU=400W

GPU=palit nvidia geforce 210

MOTHERBOARD=INTEL DG41WV(PCI-E 1.1X16)

MONITOR=DELL E1709W

OS=WIN7 64bit

RAM=2 GB DDR3

PSU-400W

WOULD THE ZOTAC GTX 650 WORK WITH MY PC WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM?
1-I WANTED TO CONFIRM THAT IT IS PCIE-3.0X16 AND MY MOTHERBOARD IS PCI-E 1.1X16
2-THIS REQUIRES 6PIN PCIE POWER CONNECTOR WOULD IT WORK WITH MY PSU
3-WOULD MY PC BOTTLENECK THE GPU OR IT WOULD NOT BE NOTICEABLE DIFFERENCE?
4-WOULD IT WOULD PERFECTLY WITH MY PC?

 

[rolli59]

It should work (PCIe std is backwards compatible) but be slightly bottlenecked by the CPU. 400watts is sufficient and most have at least a single 6 pin PCIe connector. Without knowing make model of your PSU I cant check.

 

[gopher1369]

1 - it will work fine, PCI-e is backwards compatible
2 - what's the make and model of your power supply (take the side of the case off, there iwll be a sticker on the poser supply)?
3 - depends on the game, some are more heavily dependant on CPU, some are more heavily dependant on GPU. But certainly in CPU dependant games, that processor is pretty slow and will be the limiting factor (RTS games, for example, tend to favour more powerful CPUs).
4 - I'd say it's a good chice, yes.


Consider upgrading to 4Gb of RAM. 2x2Gb DDR3 1066mhz is what you need.

Your motherboard is compatible with quad core processors, something like a Q9300 2nd hand off of Ebay would be a good upgrade.

 

[Khizar Arif]

It should work (PCIe std is backwards compatible) but be slightly bottlenecked by the CPU. 400watts is sufficient and most have at least a single 6 pin PCIe connector. Without knowing make model of your PSU I cant check.

1 - it will work fine, PCI-e is backwards compatible
2 - what's the make and model of your power supply (take the side of the case off, there iwll be a sticker on the poser supply)?
3 - depends on the game, some are more heavily dependant on CPU, some are more heavily dependant on GPU. But certainly in CPU dependant games, that processor is pretty slow and will be the limiting factor (RTS games, for example, tend to favour more powerful CPUs).
4 - I'd say it's a good chice, yes.


Consider upgrading to 4Gb of RAM. 2x2Gb DDR3 1066mhz is what you need.

Your motherboard is compatible with quad core processors, something like a Q9300 2nd hand off of Ebay would be a good upgrade.

my psu is Zebronic Zeb 450W 450 Watts PSU and can i connect 4 pin molex to 6 pin and connect to the gfx and will it work

 

[gopher1369]

Have never heard of Zebronic. Googled it, it looks like a mediocre supply. However the geforce 650 doesn't require much power. I can't be certain, but my gut instinct is that it will be fine.

 

[Khizar Arif]

Have never heard of Zebronic. Googled it, it looks like a mediocre supply. However the geforce 650 doesn't require much power. I can't be certain, but my gut instinct is that it will be fine.

this is my psu=(http://www.homeshop18.com/zebronics-ps37-zeb-450w-computer-power-supply/computers-tablets/computer-components/product:30606467/cid:16373/?pos=2)