EVGADepends on the 450watt PSU. What brand and model is it? If its a no name Chinese or junk brand like Chieftec or Greatwall then no.
What will happen if it post and then shuts off?Even a good quality 450w is pushing your luck, ideally you want 550w. Seeing as using an under powered psu puts the whole system at risk I say don’t try use a 450w.
I Have No Clue, It Was A Pre-Built And I Never Took Out The PSU, Only Saw The Warrinty StickerAnd the model?
Worst case is if the psu fails. If this happens any connected parts are at risk of damage.What will happen if it post and then shuts off?
Oh, I Did A PSU Calculator. Here Are The ResultsWorst case is if the psu fails. If this happens any connected parts are at risk of damage.
Thank You, I Will Really Look Into It, I Think They Sell Some At Best Buy Near Me. Thank You!Yeah, that’s peak and you should as a rough guide have 1/3 extra headroom when picking a psu. Without knowing the exact model and that this came from a pre-built it’s safest to assume it’s one of EVGA’s crappier units.
Will it work? Probably
Would I recommend it? No due to the risk if it does fail. The psu is the one component that can kill other components if it fails. AMD recommend a 500w and that’s for their base model, it’s possible for faster 3rd party gpu’s to have higher requirements. Personally I’d want a good quality 550w minimum.
Make sure to check reviews before picking a psu. Quality is very important, a good quality 550w is a better choice than a lower quality but higher wattage unit. Also the bronze/silver/gold/platinum ratings are for efficiency and not quality.Thank You, I Will Really Look Into It, I Think They Sell Some At Best Buy Near Me. Thank You!
Then look into the case. Having 450watts if more than enough if as said the psu is a good quality part.I Have No Clue, It Was A Pre-Built And I Never Took Out The PSU, Only Saw The Warrinty Sticker