[SOLVED] Would my psu be able to handle a gtx 1060

[LGuy]

gtx I have just orderd a few minutes ago the ASUS dual fan1060 3gb , on their site they recommend a 500w psu , my psu is a 450w ,not a very good but its still a branded one , my others specs are: I3 8100 and 12 gb ram in dual chanel (4+8 gb) , my motherboard is a mATX , link here if needed: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/PRIME/PRIME-H310M-K/
I have used many "Psu calculators" and with everything added , all of them said i would need about 300w , i would like to know your opinion on this (also i do not plan on doing any overclocking whatsoever)

 

[--SID--]

my psu is a 450w ,not a very good but its still a branded one

"450w' is meaningless, so is 'branded one'. The only two things that are important to know is the exact brand and exact model.

 

[LGuy]

"450w' is meaningless, so is 'branded one'. The only two things that are important to know is the exact brand and exact model.

It is a nJoy Ayurs 450

 

[Zerk2012]

It is a nJoy Ayurs 450

324 watts on the combined 12 volt rail, if it can even do that without going pop.

Nothing I would use or try.

 

[DSzymborski]

Yikes, a definite no. nJoy is notorious for selling cheap junk with fraudulent 80 Plus logos. That scummy company basically has monetized scamming Romanians.

 

[SkyNetRising]

my psu is a 450w ,not a very good but its still a branded one

Your PSU has 324W on 12V rails. So essentially it is ~350W PSU.

 

[LGuy]

Your PSU has 324W on 12V rails. So essentially it is ~350W PSU.

so will it alright or should i be worried?

 

[DSzymborski]

It seems odd to ask the question about whether something is a good idea after there's any chance of changing your decision.

I personally would not hook up one of those junk PSUs to anything more powerful than a ham sandwich. Using a junk PSU sold by scammers is going to be a risky proposition.

 

[LGuy]

It seems odd to ask the question about whether something is a good idea after there's any chance of changing your decision.

I personally would not hook up one of those junk PSUs to anything more powerful than a ham sandwich. Using a junk PSU sold by scammers is going to be a risky proposition.

well it is a pre-build , i just wanted to upgrade the gpu , the pre-build originally came with a gt 1030 then i upgraded to a rx 460 and now i wanted to upgrade to a gtx 1060 , i guess i should've known