Radeon HD 7750

[reyesdan]

Is 350w enough to power my computer with Radeon HD 7750 with a dual-core 2.8ghz processor?

 

[toyftw]

Is 350w enough to power my computer with Radeon HD 7750 with a dual-core 2.8ghz processor?

Yes, if it's a true 350w. There are many brands that falsify their specs.
Please post your brand and model of the psu you are inquiring about.

Tom

 

[reyesdan]

Okay so now its 500w its a Cooler Master TC101B Mid Tower ATX Case with 500W Power Supply is the case i'm going to buy now so thats enough

 

[ko888]

Is 350w enough to power my computer with Radeon HD 7750 with a dual-core 2.8ghz processor?

Does that 350W power supply have a combined +12 Volt continuous current rating of 18 Amps or greater? If the answer is yes then it should work.

 

[reyesdan]

im going to buy this case Cooler Master TC101B Mid Tower ATX Case with 500W Power Supply so i think it will work

 

[ko888]

Okay so now its 500w its a Cooler Master TC101B Mid Tower ATX Case with 500W Power Supply is the case i'm going to buy now so thats enough

I think that case comes with a THERMAL MASTER 500W power supply that only has a +12 Volt continuous current rating of 20 Amps.

That's a weak +12 Volt continuous current rating when compared to a reputable brand 500W power supply that usually has a +12 Volt continuous current rating of 34 Amps.

 

[reyesdan]

but is it enough to run the graphics card and gpu?

 

[toyftw]

but is it enough to run the graphics card and gpu?

Thx for the best answer, but I'd be remiss if I didn't jump back in
for this question.

I think you are asking for trouble(and ko888 is suggesting) with that PSU,
it's the worst component in your system to gamble on quality. Remember when a
faulty/underpowered PSU goes it can take other components with it.

Tom

If you are low on funds then start saving for an upgrade.

 

[reyesdan]

Best answer selected by reyesdan.