Will Zotac Gtx 750ti work with jil 2414i ?

[sudipto1]

My current system
cpu : i3 4150
ram: evm 4 gb 1333mhz
psu: frontech jil 2414i 450w
gpu : palit gt 220 (58w)
hdd; 1 250gb,1 1tb
motherboard: asrock h81m-ww

I want to buy the zotac gtx 750ti (60w) and gonna change the ram to 8gb corsair Vengeance 1600mhz.
so do i need to chage the psu or it will work? The +12v rail of the psu is 19A.

 

[Alan Caldwell]

Not recommended, those Frontech PSUs are low quality. Get a better PSU, what is your budget?

 

[sudipto1]

Basically i dont wanna buy any new psu if it not gonna work with my current psu i may not buy the gpu. Because a new corsair or coolermaster 450w gonna cost 2.5k+ INR and i dont have that much budget (10k gpu + 2.5k psu).

 

[Chayan4400]

Basically i dont wanna buy any new psu if it not gonna work with my current psu i may not buy the gpu. Because a new corsair or coolermaster 450w gonna cost 2.5k+ INR and i dont have that much budget (10k gpu + 2.5k psu).

Get a new PSU and GPU, then save up for the RAM. 4GB isn't ideal, but it'll do the job.

Deepcool 400W: Click Here.

 

[sudipto1]

Basically i dont wanna buy any new psu if it not gonna work with my current psu i may not buy the gpu. Because a new corsair or coolermaster 450w gonna cost 2.5k+ INR and i dont have that much budget (10k gpu + 2.5k psu).

Get a new PSU and GPU, then save up for the RAM. 4GB isn't ideal, but it'll do the job.

Deepcool 400W: Click Here.

Brought the card working till now with the psu. Played gta 5 almost all setting on very high .

 

[Alan Caldwell]

Good.

 

[Chayan4400]

Basically i dont wanna buy any new psu if it not gonna work with my current psu i may not buy the gpu. Because a new corsair or coolermaster 450w gonna cost 2.5k+ INR and i dont have that much budget (10k gpu + 2.5k psu).

Get a new PSU and GPU, then save up for the RAM. 4GB isn't ideal, but it'll do the job.

Deepcool 400W: Click Here.

Brought the card working till now with the psu. Played gta 5 almost all setting on very high .

It'll work now but it's only a matter of time till the PSU dies, which could fry anything connected to it.