[SOLVED] Power question for Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 Ti

[JTGMagic]

Hi guys

I have a doubt regarding the power that the Nvidia Geforce GTX 750 Ti needs.

I got one Nvidia GTX 750 Ti for free and I wanted to mount it on my PC but I'm not sure if my power supply can handle this GPU.

My power supply is a MAXPOWER 650W/350W Model no. FATX650MP

My build is

Asus PRIME Q370M-C (LGA1151)
Intel Core i7-9700 CPU @ 3.00GHz
RAM 16 GB

Can I put the GTX 750 Ti on the PC without a problem it will work or need another power supply?

Thanks the experts who can help me

 

[Dj0gany]

I mean its worth a try.The 750 ti suggest a 350W power supply,so i think u should be fine.I know its not a top notch unit,but i think it will do.

 

[dotas1]

I would not risk my system with that PSU. It has MAX 12v output 312W and continuous 192W.
Although you are not using it with a power hungry GPU, it's a disaster waiting to happen.

 

[JTGMagic]

Thanks for help guys

Yea I think go try out if works with this power supply, but yea I will buy at some point a new one a better one.

 

[geofelt]

According to nvidia specs, the GTX750ti only draws 60w.

GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card from NVIDIA

The GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphics card comes loaded with next-gen NVIDIA gaming technology like TXAA, FXAA, GPU Boost 2.0, and GeForce Experience, as well as 128 more NVIDIA CUDA cores than the GTX 750. Check it out.

www.nvidia.com

If your card is a factory overclocked version needing aux 6 pin power, that might be different.
Go ahead and use it without worries.

But, as others have indicated, your psu may not be a high quality unit.
Plan on investing in a top quality unit that will serve you for many future upgrades.

 

[JTGMagic]

The card doesn't need aux 6 pin power, is just attached to the board.

I don’t know anymore. lol
I’ve read a lot of things some say not a problem others say definitely no.

I don't want to compromise any of the other components, the pc is relatively new.

 

[Joseph_138]

The card doesn't need aux 6 pin power, is just attached to the board.

I don’t know anymore. lol
I’ve read a lot of things some say not a problem others say definitely no.

I don't want to compromise any of the other components, the pc is relatively new.

Some versions of 750 Ti do need a 6-pin connector. The connector on those is on the end of the card rather than on the top, unlike most other video cards with external power.