Does powerlogic atx-600-w psu supports gtx 560?

[The_Mysterious]

does powerlogic atx-600-w psu supports gtx 560?
This is my computer case:
http://www.openpinoy.com/shop/step1.php?number=3132

This is my PSU:

my computer specs:
Motherboard:N61PB-M2S
Motherboard Manufacturer:Biostar group
Processor:AMD athlon(tm) 64 x2 dual core processor 4800+ 2.50 GHz;socket AM2(940)
Ram:2GB ddr2 kingston
HDD:160GB seagate barracuda
Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit

Do i need to buy a new psu and computer case to support gtx 560?

Thank you for any suggestions

 

[OfficialG3]

powerlogic , thats the key word, unless you like fireworks, get fsp instead, you'll do yourself a favor that way in terms of quality assurance

but judging by the amperage it seems just enough (12x25 = 300w) as the card pushes 150w typically, and your cpu will take 65w ish, as long as it has 2x6 pin it could, but i wouldn't really recommend it due to the psu,
even my 450w psu has total of 30a in the 12v rail,

 

[The_Mysterious]

do i need to buy a new psu and a case?or can i still use my psu and the evga gtx 560?

 

[GhislainG]

do i need to buy a new psu and a case?or can i still use my psu and the evga gtx 560?

All your components are old and rather inexpensive to replace; therefore you probably aren't that concerned about the quality of your PSU designed for older P4 systems. If the system isn't stable, then replace it by a PSU that provides a lot more power on the +12V rail. Consider the powerlogic atx-600-w as a cheap 350W unit. Your main challenge is to determine if it can reliably provide 25A on the +12V rail.

 

[The_Mysterious]

can you recommend me some psu that can handle my computer and gtx 560?or should i change the video card?

 

[OfficialG3]

get the fsp hexa+ 500w should do for you or better hexa 600w, look around for the one in that class

 

[The_Mysterious]

what if i didn't change my psu and buy gtx 750 ti or cheaper video card like gt 730 or r7 240.Others say that this cards support
300watts

 

[OfficialG3]

the gtx 750ti is a good option, however if possible get the 1050ti edition, im sure that'll be fine with your pc, it might be a bit bottleneck in the 1050ti, but it will give a nice upgrade path without performance sacrifice

 

[The_Mysterious]

I have one more question guys.Does GTX 750 ti supports directx 11 version of my computer?my windows version is 7 ultimate 64-bit

 

[OfficialG3]

ofc it does, directx is universal for windows os & the hardware running it, windows 7 runs up to 11 and 10 runs up to 12, your card should support 11 and 12 which gives it a futureproofing potential