will my 220w psu run a gt 1030

[0l1veR]

i got a prebuilt system that i want to upgrade, i want to upgrade to a gt 1030 but i was wondering if my psu will stop working if i plug it in.

specs
amd a10 6700
amd hd7000 series
220w psu
1tb hdd
acer tc-120 motherboard

 

[cryoburner]

Most likely it would work. The GT 1030 only has a 30 watt TDP, and assuming the rest of the system has mid-range to lower end parts, the other components might not ever draw much more than 100 watts from the PSU. Nvidia recommends having at least a 300 watt PSU, but they recommend the same for the 75 watt 1050 Ti, and are overestimating the requirement in case someone is pairing it with a bunch of other power-hungry components. What are the rest of the system's specs?

 

[cryoburner]

I see that you added your system specs. I suspect that it would probably work, but it can be difficult to tell for sure since the quality of power supplies can vary. I doubt that the rest of the system combined with the graphics card would ever draw much more than 150 watts from the PSU under full load though.

 

[0l1veR]

I see that you added your system specs. I suspect that it would probably work, but it can be difficult to tell for sure since the quality of power supplies can vary. I doubt that the rest of the system combined with the graphics card would ever draw much more than 150 watts from the PSU under full load though.

it is a 80+ sertefied psu.

 

[DSzymborski]

I see that you added your system specs. I suspect that it would probably work, but it can be difficult to tell for sure since the quality of power supplies can vary. I doubt that the rest of the system combined with the graphics card would ever draw much more than 150 watts from the PSU under full load though.

it is a 80+ sertefied psu.

That doesn't really mean all that much. Can you give more details about your PSU's specs? There ought to be a little chart printed right on it.