Does PC supports GTX 750 Ti graphics card?

[kaustubh_wankhade]

I'm planning to modify my system with GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card.
Does it support Acer H61H2-AM V(1.1) motherboard?
It has 1* PCI Exp x16 (2.0)

My PC Specs:
Motherboard: Acer H61H2-AM V(1.1)
Expansion Slots : 1*PCI Express x16 (2.0)
CPU: Intel Pentium 2 Core G630
RAM: 8GB DDR3 1333
Display: Acer V203H. It has only VGA input port.
PSU: DPS-250AB-63 A; O/p = 250W Max; Delta Electronics.

Where, GTX 750 ti specification mention,
Bus Support : PCI Express 3.0
And
Display Outputs : One Dual Link DVI-I, One Dual Link DVI-D, One mini-HDMI.

What should I do?
Does it Support my PC?

 

[clutchc]

There's never a guarantee with a manufacturer pre-built PC, but I would find it highly unlikely that the GTX 750 Ti (or any modern card) would not work with that late model board. Don't worry about the PCIe 3.0 version vs 2.0. PCIe is backward compatible.

But your PSU might be a tad weak. It will depend on the nameplate specs (+12V rail).

 

[dontlistentome]

The problem is the power supply. That's too low, 250W, for me to recommend it. For one thing, power supplies of this type rarely produce the power level they list. So you are more than likely not going to get 250W out of it. It might work, you might get lucky, but I wouldn't risk it.

Other than that, you'd need a DVI to VGA adapter, to connect this card to a VGA monitor.

You have a dual core CPU, so this card would only help in games that run well with dual cores, not GTA V or Battlefield 1 type games.