Will this (430 watt) power supply run this card?http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Builder-Series-EPS-80-certified/dp/B0092ML1SC
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I recommend this power supply calculator when trying to figure out how much power your system needs and will need after it's seen a lot of use:http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jspIt includes overclocking options for the CPU, but not the GPU.I also like http://www.jonnyguru.com/ for getting a better idea of what a reviewed power supply can handle. Not sure if your particular one was reviewed, but if not and you have the time to look through the different Corsair reviews, you can see how many OEMs Corsair uses and how consistent their power supplies are model to model. I recommend this power supply calculator when trying to figure out how much power your system needs and will need after it's seen a lot of use:http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jspIt includes overclocking options for the CPU, but not the GPU.I also like http://www.jonnyguru.com/ for getting a better idea of what a reviewed power supply can handle. Not sure if your particular one was reviewed, but if not and you have the time to look through the different Corsair reviews, you can see how many OEMs Corsair uses and how consistent their power... » Read More I recommend this power supply calculator when trying to figure out how much power your system needs and will need after it's seen a lot of use:http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jspIt includes overclocking options for the CPU, but not the GPU.I also like http://www.jonnyguru.com/ for getting a better idea of what a reviewed power supply can handle. Not sure if your particular one was reviewed, but if not and you have the time to look through the different Corsair reviews, you can see how many OEMs Corsair uses and how consistent their power supplies are model to model. « Show Less
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You will need about 150 watts of power and a spare 6-pin PCIe power connector on your PSU. It looks like you're using a Corsair 80+ 430 watt PSU, so it should cover these.It all depends what other components you have in your system. It looks like you could with something like an Intel Core i3 or an AMD FX-4300, with a fair amount of buffer.A good place to get an estimate of how much power your PC needs would be PC Part Picker (just google it).
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hiThis type of card has a low consumption approximately 150W , I think with that source will not have problems. I have a 500w and have not had problems with that card.
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This card would require a min. of 600 watt power supply to be safe. Keep in mind the power supply also has to power every other item on the motherboard, you do not want to put too much strain on the power supply. I installed a 600W power supply for this exact card and did not put any strain on the PC.
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The required power supply for this type of card is minimum 800w (espesially if you plan to overclock) with 2power cables dedicated for this video card, so make sure the number of power outlets from the supply is enough for all you other components (ie DVD drive, hard drive, ect) good luck
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It should as long as you have a PCIe x16 slot, which I believe it does. As for the power supply, zotac recommends 600 watt, but i'm using a corsair builder 500 watt with it for about a year now and it's been fine.
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Yes. I am running it just fine off a 650W PS. Make sure its a decent quality Power supply though.
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Can't see why not. I have a Corsair 650W PSU and a 3.5gz Intel processor, and this GPU works great. Just make sure your case is large enough to hold it because it is huge!
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You want a reputable PSU that supplies 500 watts minimum. Yours should be fine. You will need a 6 pin PCI-e power adapter to power this card though. Some cards come with one. Before you buy, ask the seller if it includes the adapter that changes the 4-pin molex to 6-pin PCI-e power. If not, you can buy an adapter for a couple bucks on the internet.
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The short answer is yes. A 860w psu will work fine. I am using a 750w in mine now and it previously powered two GeForce 465s in sli (those things sucked down power).
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As long as you have a pci express-16x slot it will fit and the power supply should be at least 500 watts
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In all honesty a 250w power supply means a lack of power and I would question if you had the right hardware to support this card in the first place. Get a larger power supply they are cheap
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Truth be told the manufacturer recommends a 400W power supply which seems like a very high wattage requirement? Since they cannot be sure of your system configuration they have to err towards caution to ensure that you have adequate power to drive the card! Here is one of the best calculators I have used to check power consumption resource needs . . .http://www.thermaltake.outervision.com/
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Sounds like that's a 250 Watt power supply. It doesn't hurt to use a beefier power supply, so a 400W would fulfill your power needs very well. I don't know why companies put puny power supplies in things. As long as it has the connectors you need for your motherboard and hardware, it should do fine. The person who got this supply put in his computer says it's been working fine.
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It all depends on your build, but something like this: Corsair Enthusiast Series CP-9020039-NA650W ATX12V v2.31 / EPS12V 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular High Performance Power Supply
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At the minimum I would use a 650 watt PSW. I currently have a Corsair 750TX and it is perfect for the job. It also needs to be stressed this video card requires two power inputs a 6 pin connector, and an 8 pin. Newer PSW come equipped with the proper connectors. Sorry it took me a couple of days to respond....a truly great card though you will love it.
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I have a 450 watt psu from cooler master. If youwant to be sasafe about get a 500-650 psu
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According to NVidia, this card pulls 49 watts. It does not have any 6 or 8 pin power connectors. As long as you have at least a 300 watt power supply, it will be fine.
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Presumably yes, if all your system components are in perfect working condition, but you must check with the manufacturers of the components to be sure. I make no guarantees on compatibility. If you have a poor PSU, perhaps not. You also need 2 - 8pin connectors to power this card.
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No, the card must have a minimum of 400 Watt power supply. The card alone uses 110 Watts. Source: http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=01G-P4-3650-KR#