Generic PSU for GTX 750 ti

[AAA97808]

This comparison by game-debate tell that GTX 750 ti requires 28 watts less than Intel hd 4600 :

(link to comparison page)

I have been using a generic PSU with intel hd 4600 for a year and have not encountered any problems.Games like far cry 2(high dx9), just cause 2(low - med) and stalker cop(static high) run smoothly without any problems.

Do I need to buy a new PSU or this old one is enough for GTX 750 ti?

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Make and model of PSU.

 

[AAA97808]

PSU's screenshot is provided below:

(link to screenshot)

Frontech ATX P4 JIL-2414i 450 Watt
I have never heard of this brand name.
Is it a good one?

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

 

[AAA97808]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

 

[AAA97808]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

In a PCIE x16 1.0 slot ?

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

In a PCIE x16 1.0 slot ?

I think it requires PCIe x16 3.0 to perform better...

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

In a PCIE x16 1.0 slot ?

What board do you run?

 

[AAA97808]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

In a PCIE x16 1.0 slot ?

What board do you run?

Gigabyte GA-H81M-D3H
The manual doesn't provide much useful information about installing expansion cards.

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Gigabyte GA-H81M-D3H
The manual doesn't provide much useful information about installing expansion cards.

I think this might help.... It does say it supportsPCI Express 2.0 as standard
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-H81M-D3H-rev-10#sp

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

In a PCIE x16 1.0 slot ?

What board do you run?

Gigabyte GA-H81M-D3H
The manual doesn't provide much useful information about installing expansion cards.

Gigabyte GA-H81M-D3H
The manual doesn't provide much useful information about installing expansion cards.

I think this might help.... It does say it supportsPCI Express 2.0 as standard
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-H81M-D3H-rev-10#sp

A 3.0 Graphics card in a 2.0 slot will suffer no loss in performance.
https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Impact-of-PCI-E-Speed-on-Gaming-Performance-518/
Impact of PCI-E Speed on Gaming Performance

 

[AAA97808]

Well the 750 Ti is a low power card with some serious horsepower that can run on a generic PSU.

Hey no worries you're not alone mine is also a generic PSU been running the 750 Ti since February although I haven't been able to max its power out due to *ahem* (extreme) CPU bottleneck which uses only 14% of the graphic power but since its a low power card i think it is pretty much safe as long as you don't overclock and add more voltage

I am using i5 4460. Will it be able to handle this card ?

Yes yes!!! Your 750Ti will reach its maximum potential

In a PCIE x16 1.0 slot ?

What board do you run?

Gigabyte GA-H81M-D3H
The manual doesn't provide much useful information about installing expansion cards.

Gigabyte GA-H81M-D3H
The manual doesn't provide much useful information about installing expansion cards.

I think this might help.... It does say it supportsPCI Express 2.0 as standard
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-H81M-D3H-rev-10#sp

A 3.0 Graphics card in a 2.0 slot will suffer no loss in performance.
https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Impact-of-PCI-E-Speed-on-Gaming-Performance-518/
Impact of PCI-E Speed on Gaming Performance

Thanks.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Glad to assist.

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Nice

 

[kshimoa]

Btw im planning to buy a GTX750Ti Too the GALAX version With only this specs
AMD A8 7650K 3.5Ghz Auto OC Turbo Technology
MSi A68HM-E33V2 Military Class IV
x1 8GB DDR3 Kingston 1866Mhz OC (Default is 1600Mhz)
Tehi Generic PSU 600Watts AMD Ready
1TB HDD Toshiba
DeepCool Fan