Question Gigabyte 750ti OC Edition Low Profile on 320W Psu

[Kay23]

So i just wanna know if the Hp Compaq 6200 MT psu with 320W can handle this 750ti:
https://www.gigabyte.com/pt/Graphics-Card/GV-N75TOC-2GL#ov

They recommend on a 400w PSU on the gigabyte site so idk..

Btw im pairing it with a i5 2400 and 8GB of ram

 

[RememberThe5th]

Does your 750ti have the 6pin connector for extra power?
Could you read off Or take picture from the label of the PSU? And which brand is it?

 

[Kay23]

Does your 750ti have the 6pin connector for extra power?
Could you read off Or take picture from the label of the PSU? And which brand is it?

It's a low profile so no 6 pin connectors
It's a standard 320w HP PSU (pretty shit i know)

 

[RememberThe5th]

No, some HP PSU's are from delta which are kinda top notch psu providers.
I have delta from 2006? Some server PSU, and still its in very good shape, good capacitors and etc.

Soo it may be worth reading off the brand and how many amps do you have on 12V and total wattage of it.

 

[Kay23]

No, some HP PSU's are from delta which are kinda top notch psu providers.
I have delta from 2006? Some server PSU, and still its in very good shape, good capacitors and etc.

Soo it may be worth reading off the brand and how many amps do you have on 12V and total wattage of it.

I took a picture, hope you can read it

https://imgur.com/UkgcGdS

View: https://imgur.com/UkgcGdS

 

[RememberThe5th]

Without issue. I tought it had those 3.3v 5v soo total together with 12v rail was 320W, but your motherboard is proprietary and uses 12v only.
You're good to go.

Just beware if you're willing to upgrade in future, AcBell isnt kinda good.

 

[Kay23]

Without issue. I tought it had those 3.3v 5v soo total together with 12v rail was 320W, but your motherboard is proprietary and uses 12v only.
You're good to go.

Just beware if you're willing to upgrade in future, AcBell isnt kinda good.

Thanks a lot, i do know this build isn't really upgradable but since im a student its what i can afford rn, when i start working i will probably just build a new PC