I bought my gaming PC back in September in 2013. It has an i5 4570, GTX 760, ASUS Z87-C Mobo, and a Corsair CX600w PSU. I also have a regular hard drive. This summer, I would be upgrading my GPU to and 880 when the series releases. Would my PC be able to handle the GPU? I am worried about the PSU the most.
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The new Maxwell series are supposed to be very energy efficient.
Based on the 750 & 750 Ti benchmarks per watt. Add in a die shrink to lower power consumption from 28nm to 20mn and you should be using the same power range you have now for the video card.
So technically you should be good.
But until the cards are released it is only an educated guess.
Based on the 750 & 750 Ti benchmarks per watt. Add in a die shrink to lower power consumption from 28nm to 20mn and you should be using the same power range you have now for the video card.
So technically you should be good.
But until the cards are released it is only an educated guess.
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