How to install a new graphics card without risking my pc blowing up and catch on fire, Is GeForce1080Ti "4GB" good enough?

[diotheawesome]

I am afraid of random chances of my PC blowing up before I install the graphics and start it and cause huge money lose when it occurs and I don't know how or what makes it go ka-boom bang and the graphics card itself has a fan but I still don't get it why it will still explode and I still don't know how it works and will it explode or not? I brought my PC builded not randomly builded by hands at home so I guess its safe to upgrade or not idk I think so. Can anyone help me, Thank you!

 

[ThatVietGuy]

First, what? Periods, use them to separate your thoughts.

Second, what prebuilt did you buy? More often than not, a prebuilt comes with a pretty poor quality PSU.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Like ThatVietGuy said, we need to know what's in your system. The PC model is helpful, but even more helpful is knowing the exact model number of your power supply. Somewhere on the power supply there will be a sticker or placard with the model number and some specifications on it. Give us that model number. That will go a long way towards knowing what you can, or can not, add without problems based on its capacity and more importantly, its quality.


It's probably also worth pointing out, though I missed it at first and it was pointed out to me, that there are no 4GB 1080TI cards. They are all 11GB. There are however 4GB GTX 1050TI cards, if that was what you meant to refer to?