Will a GTX 750 ti be ok in my PC

[joekevinholland]

Specs: CPU: A8 6600k
Memory: 8gb kingston ram
Hard drive: Seagate 1TB
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-F2A58M-HD2
PSU: XFX Bronze Cert 550w
Case: Galaxy III gaming case.

Ok so this PC was prebuilt a part from the PSU which i bought but I was wondering if it could handle a 750 ti. It's only going for a £100 and i think it would be a reasonable upgrade but I'm afraid of my cooling system. This PC only has one side panel fan and I'm just thinking should i just save money and get a better pc or add small upgrades. I don't know it's been bugging me.

 

[renz496]

Spec wise your pc should be able to handle 750ti. No rear fan for the case?

 

[joekevinholland]

Nope no rear fan so I am a bit cautious before making the move for a new GPU

 

[KKAW]

Nope no rear fan so I am a bit cautious before making the move for a new GPU

I personally think you will be fine, the GTX 750 Ti is a very efficient card with low heat outputs. However getting a fan or two to increase airflow will help with temperatures.

Anyways why not just get the GTX 950, i would say it is the better bang for buck card

 

[joekevinholland]

Nope no rear fan so I am a bit cautious before making the move for a new GPU

I personally think you will be fine, the GTX 750 Ti is a very efficient card with low heat outputs. However getting a fan or two to increase airflow will help with temperatures.

Anyways why not just get the GTX 950, i would say it is the better bang for buck card

Yeah I could get the 950, I had a 960 but I had PC problems and thought the card was the problem when it wasn't 😛 but 950 looks like a comfy card for me

 

[joekevinholland]

Nope no rear fan so I am a bit cautious before making the move for a new GPU

I personally think you will be fine, the GTX 750 Ti is a very efficient card with low heat outputs. However getting a fan or two to increase airflow will help with temperatures.

Anyways why not just get the GTX 950, i would say it is the better bang for buck card