https://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.3484967 I have a 500Watt PSU and a GTX 750Ti is it enough power?
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Enough Watts for this?
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Yupp, dont worry the RAM hardly draws any power, so does the motherboard.
CPU has a TDP at 65 watts, so peak should be around 110 - 120 watts MAX peak wattage at stock settings
Overall you will if you put your system under 100% load on everything be around 300 - 350 watts. But that is with everything running at max. cpu, ram, gpu, hdd, ssd, fans, etc etc.
So yes. You are safe
CPU has a TDP at 65 watts, so peak should be around 110 - 120 watts MAX peak wattage at stock settings
Overall you will if you put your system under 100% load on everything be around 300 - 350 watts. But that is with everything running at max. cpu, ram, gpu, hdd, ssd, fans, etc etc.
So yes. You are safe
lumineZ :
Yes its enough. A 750Ti only hits around 140 - 150 watts at peaks.
You are good as long as you dont add in like 50 HDD`s and enough fans to make your system levitate
You are good as long as you dont add in like 50 HDD`s and enough fans to make your system levitate
Did you check the bundle that the link has will it be enough watts for it combined?
lumineZ
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Yupp, dont worry the RAM hardly draws any power, so does the motherboard.
CPU has a TDP at 65 watts, so peak should be around 110 - 120 watts MAX peak wattage at stock settings
Overall you will if you put your system under 100% load on everything be around 300 - 350 watts. But that is with everything running at max. cpu, ram, gpu, hdd, ssd, fans, etc etc.
So yes. You are safe
CPU has a TDP at 65 watts, so peak should be around 110 - 120 watts MAX peak wattage at stock settings
Overall you will if you put your system under 100% load on everything be around 300 - 350 watts. But that is with everything running at max. cpu, ram, gpu, hdd, ssd, fans, etc etc.
So yes. You are safe
lumineZ :
Yupp, dont worry the RAM hardly draws any power, so does the motherboard.
CPU has a TDP at 65 watts, so peak should be around 110 - 120 watts MAX peak wattage at stock settings
Overall you will if you put your system under 100% load on everything be around 300 - 350 watts. But that is with everything running at max. cpu, ram, gpu, hdd, ssd, fans, etc etc.
So yes. You are safe
CPU has a TDP at 65 watts, so peak should be around 110 - 120 watts MAX peak wattage at stock settings
Overall you will if you put your system under 100% load on everything be around 300 - 350 watts. But that is with everything running at max. cpu, ram, gpu, hdd, ssd, fans, etc etc.
So yes. You are safe
Thanks sir
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https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-750-ti/specifications
Thermal and Power Specs:
95 C= Maximum GPU Tempurature (in C)
60 W = Graphics Card Power (W)
300 W = Minimum System Power Requirement (W)
60 watt card ... 300 watt PSU
A K series processor will draw 90 watts stock, 130 OC'd
MoBo 30-40 watts
RAM < 5 watts per stick
HD < 10 watts
SSD < 5 watts
Fans 2 watts each
Thermal and Power Specs:
95 C= Maximum GPU Tempurature (in C)
60 W = Graphics Card Power (W)
300 W = Minimum System Power Requirement (W)
60 watt card ... 300 watt PSU
A K series processor will draw 90 watts stock, 130 OC'd
MoBo 30-40 watts
RAM < 5 watts per stick
HD < 10 watts
SSD < 5 watts
Fans 2 watts each
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