Need help guyz

[Deepayan]

I have mercury 450 watt psu and planning to buy msi r7 360 2gb ddr5 oc..is it enough to for the gpu??

 

[maxalge]

I have mercury 450 watt psu and planning to buy msi r7 360 2gb ddr5 oc..is it enough to for the gpu??

the power supply is one of the most important components of a pc


you need to get a proper psu before you can get a decent video card


max i would run with that is a gtx 750 ti

 

[CBender]

I have mercury 450 watt psu and planning to buy msi r7 360 2gb ddr5 oc..is it enough to for the gpu??

the power supply is one of the most important components of a pc


you need to get a proper psu before you can get a decent video card


max i would run with that is a gtx 750 ti

+1 Do not use that psu. It is the one component that could literally burn your system. Try something at least 550w from the tier 1 or 2 or even 3 from Tom's PSU guide.

 

[Jake Lloyd]

I'm just going to 2nd what max said, people always overlook the PSU, but it's very important. When I'm building a PC and someone gives me a budget, I look at what they want to achieve with the PC, then pick a PSU first thinking about what they want to have in the PC. You don't need to go all out, but a good quality PSU with enough wattage to run what you want should always be your first decision. So get a new PSU if you plan on upgrading your PC.

That GPU asks for a 500w psu min. Get something decent, search this site or the web for a tier list of decent to good brands.

 

[Shaun o]

Here is a link to a list of good quality power supplies you should be thinking of buying before the new ATI 360 graphics card for your system.

Click on the link bellow.
The Mercury power supply is not good enough in anyway to power a Ati 360 card if you put it in your system.
And will likely blow or pop, it`s a cheap and nasty power supply make no mistake Deepayan.

Quality branded power supplies. Stick with one of the listed power supplies via the link provided to them bellow.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/pc-components/power-supplies/up-to-800-watts