Will a GTX 750 ti be ok with a 280w PSu ?

sajmi124

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I have a GT 610 and want to upgrade to a GTX 750 ti and was wondering if it can run with a 280W psu
 
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The PSU has more than enough capacity on the all important +12V rail. It is also made by a reputable OEM, Delta Electronics Inc. so it is able to deliver the power specified on its label.

The reason I ask what the specific brand and model number of the graphics card is, is to determine whether or not the graphics card will require a 75-Watt 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connector since the 280W PSU will, most likely, not have one.

sajmi124

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For the Gefroce Gtx 750 ti it dosnt have a brand like asus or msi and dont know the model number.
https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/graphics/nvidia-geforce-gtx-750-ti-review/1/

for the psu i think its a Fujitsu Technology soulutions Gmbh switching power supply for the model number DPS-
280QB A

https://shop.immel.de/en/spare-parts/fts-deskbound/fuj-esprimo-desktop-all-round/esprimo-p500-d2991/power-supply-250w-85.html

MAX countinuos output power 280W
MAX surge output 330W(20Sec)
MAX combined 12V output Current 22A (24 20Sec)

My pc specs are
Intel core i3-3220 3.3 GHz
6gb
Win10 64 bit
Gt 610
and my case is the same case as a fujitsu esprimo p400 e85+
https://sp.ts.fujitsu.com/dmsp/Publications/public/ds-ESPRIMO-P400-E85.pdf
 
The PSU has more than enough capacity on the all important +12V rail. It is also made by a reputable OEM, Delta Electronics Inc. so it is able to deliver the power specified on its label.

The reason I ask what the specific brand and model number of the graphics card is, is to determine whether or not the graphics card will require a 75-Watt 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connector since the 280W PSU will, most likely, not have one.
 
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