Which PSU should be used (corsair would be nice)

[TheRealRepix]

So my current motherboard doesn't support the new gpu i just bought (which it said nothing about on the official site or where i bought it from...........BWAAAH..)

So the motherboard is going to be the ASUS H61M-K uATX or microATX..
The CPU is the i7-2600 (already have that)
The gpu is the GTX750ti

I only need 500watts, but i have no idea what uses what and what volt i need and amp or whatever you called it, so i'll buy the one you recommend (not too expensive, i just wasted my food money on the non-supported gpu, which again, it didn't say anything about that, i just followed the required Watts.. I had to manually look up something i had never heard off before installing it.

 

[migronesien]

What board did you have? I dont think that there is any board which supports an i7-2600k with the 1150 socket but no PCI-E card.

What was your old GPU or did you use the integrated graphics?

 

[guanyu210379]

Any mainboard that has PCIe x16 can support any PCIex16 GPUs.
All mainboards for i7 2600k have PCIe x16.

What is your current PSU? even 450W is already more than enough for GTX750Ti.

 

[TheRealRepix]

Well yes the PSU is a 460W
and the fans does spin, but right now the computer makes beeps with 10 seconds between them about 3-4 times before shutting down.

The old motherboard was a pegatron chicaco ch-2 i believe, but people over at hp said that this motherboard does not support the 7xx line of cards, so i thought i would have to buy a new motherboard, and the one i looked at has the 1155 socket which my i7-2600 (not a k) uses.

also the psu is extremely old (from 2011 i think or even before that)

these are the stats from my previous topic:

460w, 100-240V 50-60hz 8A

DC Output:

+ 3.3V = 14.0A
+ 5.08V = 15.0A
+ 12Va = 15.0A
+ 12Vb = 18.0A
+ 12Vc = 10.0A
- 12V = 0.3A
+5.08Vsb = 2.0A

That's all she wrote.

 

[migronesien]

"Supports PCI Express x16 graphics cards"

I can also see the PCI slot on pictures on the website.

Your board does support any PCI-E card so also the GTX750ti which you bought.

And 460w should be plenty for your system normally everything should be fine and work together even with the new GPU.


Edit: If you still want to upgrade your PSU and want to stick to Corsair go for the CS/RM series if you're on a tight budget.

 

[maxalge]

Well yes the PSU is a 460W
and the fans does spin, but right now the computer makes beeps with 10 seconds between them about 3-4 times before shutting down.

The old motherboard was a pegatron chicaco ch-2 i believe, but people over at hp said that this motherboard does not support the 7xx line of cards, so i thought i would have to buy a new motherboard, and the one i looked at has the 1155 socket which my i7-2600 (not a k) uses.

did you try updating the motherboard bios to the newest version available?

was the 750 ti a version than needs 6-pin cables to be plugged into it?

 

[TheRealRepix]

"Supports PCI Express x16 graphics cards"

I can also see the PCI slot on pictures on the website.

Your board does support any PCI-E card so also the GTX750ti which you bought.

And 460w should be plenty for your system normally everything should be fine and work together even with the new GPU.

But the problem is it beeps when installing it.
and some said i needed to disable secure-boot which i can't find anywhere.

 

[maxalge]

"Supports PCI Express x16 graphics cards"

I can also see the PCI slot on pictures on the website.

Your board does support any PCI-E card so also the GTX750ti which you bought.

And 460w should be plenty for your system normally everything should be fine and work together even with the new GPU.

But the problem is it beeps when installing it.
and some said i needed to disable secure-boot which i can't find anywhere.

they likely mean UEFI, which you need to go into bios and set to legacy

 

[TheRealRepix]

Well yes the PSU is a 460W
and the fans does spin, but right now the computer makes beeps with 10 seconds between them about 3-4 times before shutting down.

The old motherboard was a pegatron chicaco ch-2 i believe, but people over at hp said that this motherboard does not support the 7xx line of cards, so i thought i would have to buy a new motherboard, and the one i looked at has the 1155 socket which my i7-2600 (not a k) uses.

did you try updating the motherboard bios to the newest version available?

Yes the gpu uses the 6 pin connector just as my old one did.

was the 750 ti a version than needs 6-pin cables to be plugged into it?

Yes my old one also used the 6-pin.

the problem with the eufi.. is i when i press enter, nothing happens whatsoever.

I'm running windows 10 if that could do anything about it.

 

[TheRealRepix]

So i flashed the bios to 7.12 still the same thing 4 beeps with 20 seconds between them then 3 really quick ones, then the display turns off, but not the pc