GTX 750Ti on 400W PSU

[Roshen]

Will I be able to use Asus GTX 750Ti OC 2GB plugged to a 400W PSU.

Note:It has a 6pin PCIe power connector.

 

[snowctrl]

Check the spec on Nvidia's site, but YES the 750ti is the card you should by when you only have a low-power PSU. And 400W isn't actually that low.

 

[Dunlop0078]

Probably, what is the make and model of the psu? 400watts doesn't tell me much about it there are other things to consider than just wattage.

 

[Roshen]

Check the spec on Nvidia's site, but YES the 750ti is the card you should by when you only have a low-power PSU. And 400W isn't actually that low.

Thanks!
Found it where you said, its 300W. Let's hope Asus doesn't use more power!

 

[Mr5oh]

300 watts is the minimum recommended PSU for the GTX 750 TI, it will be fine. The regular GTX750 TI is only a 60 watt card. The OC isn't going to make it draw that much more, generally 10%.

My emulator box is running a GTX 750 TI / G3258, and it's max draw during 3DMark11 is 114 watts (from the wall).

 

[noahhefner]

As long as you only run one GPU, a 400 watt power supply should be adequate. An intel CPU can also help lower the TDP of the system, as they usually run at a lower wattage than AMD CPU's. The main idea is to not push the PSU to hard so your system will stay quieter and more power efficient.

 

[Roshen]

Probably, what is the make and model of the psu? 400watts doesn't tell me much about it there are other things to consider than just wattage.

It's Cooler Master RS-400-PSAR-I3

 

[Dunlop0078]

Probably, what is the make and model of the psu? 400watts doesn't tell me much about it there are other things to consider than just wattage.

It's Cooler Master RS-400-PSAR-I3

Yah that's a decent power supply, it should be more than enough for your 750 ti.

 

[Roshen]

Probably, what is the make and model of the psu? 400watts doesn't tell me much about it there are other things to consider than just wattage.

It's Cooler Master RS-400-PSAR-I3

Yah that's a decent power supply, it should be more than enough for your 750 ti.

Yeeaaaaahhh..... Thanks man, Thanks!