Hello,
I've read that a generic PSU can take other components with it when it goes out.
So i thought I'd want to upgrade my PSU from a generic one to a corsair vs450.
Its cheap, and the next option is a cx500 which cost twice and requires 3-5 waiting days for delivery.
Would it be enough to power my PC?
my specs are:
i5 3570 (non k)
8gb ram
*palit gtx750 2gb(non ti) - will buy, currently have a GT 630.
500gb HDD
I dont overclock or have a shiny cooling system. just the stock mobo fan and an extra fan or two for the desktop case.
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and on a side note:
Is a PALIT gtx 750(non ti) sufficient to run games at medium-high settings at 1366x768 resolution?
or shoud i opt for the gtx 750ti?
The store have stock for the non-ti, but i'll have to wait for 3-5 days(delivery) for the ti version.
I've read that a generic PSU can take other components with it when it goes out.
So i thought I'd want to upgrade my PSU from a generic one to a corsair vs450.
Its cheap, and the next option is a cx500 which cost twice and requires 3-5 waiting days for delivery.
Would it be enough to power my PC?
my specs are:
i5 3570 (non k)
8gb ram
*palit gtx750 2gb(non ti) - will buy, currently have a GT 630.
500gb HDD
I dont overclock or have a shiny cooling system. just the stock mobo fan and an extra fan or two for the desktop case.
--------------------------------
and on a side note:
Is a PALIT gtx 750(non ti) sufficient to run games at medium-high settings at 1366x768 resolution?
or shoud i opt for the gtx 750ti?
The store have stock for the non-ti, but i'll have to wait for 3-5 days(delivery) for the ti version.