I have a Dell 755 Optiplex with a 275 watt power supply. Will it work? I do not plan to game with it.
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My computer is Dell Studio XPS 7100. It worked OK. However, the XFX card is so hot after couple hours. It froze 3 or 4 times for past 7 days. My application is for extended monitors. Both HDMI port and VDI port are used to duel display.
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Considering it's TDP is only 120w, most likely. It depends on your system but 750w should be able to handle that without problem.
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This EVGA GT 610 has a PCI-Express 2.0 x16 connector. If I remember correctly, your Optiplex 745 has one PCI-Express x16 slot, so this video card should work for you.NOTE: you can only hook up one DVI-D monitor (Dual link, which supports Dell's 30" monitor in the max resolution). The other DVI port can only go up to 1080P.
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Yes, if it is a bronze standard 500 watt power supply. I recommend 700 watt bronze standard power supply if you want to over clock your cpu, memory, and graphics card in the near future. This graphics card has tweaking capability.
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No it will not. The Dell has a 290 watt powersupply, and the card needs at least 350 watts.
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Yeah, it should run it with ease. The 750 Ti recommends a 300 watt power supply and does not require any extra power connectors.
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Most likely not, you simply wouldn't have enough current available. I wouldn't use anything less than a 750 W
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my Dell PowerEdge 840 Servers Power Supply is 420W non-redundant, auto sensing. couldn't tell you if 300w will do. sorry
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Honestly, no. The graphics card technically needs 400 watts, I changed out the 350 with a 750. The computer should have at least a 400-450 watt at a minimum.
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The Dell Optiplex 755 has two expansion ports: one low profile PCI port and one low profile PCIe port. If you can find a low profile PCIe graphics card that will meet your requirements, it should work.
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Yes. I beleive it would work. You should have a PCI express slot. I have an optiplex 780 and it would work in mine.
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I don't think I would. You plan on using a high power processor with a high power video card. It will probably work for a short while but my prediction is it will ultimately damage something. I think you will need a 750 watt or better power supply.
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I had to bump up my power supply to a 750, it was a 450w, but you should have no issues. fyi, it consumes 4 power connectors, so you may need adapters if you dont have 4 available.
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It all depends on the 750watt PSU you have. If you have a gold rated high performance name brand PSU it will probably handle it. You will need 4 PCI-E video card power connectors. (6 prong connectors for video cards). You will be pushing a 750w PSU to the max under 100% utilization. If you're just playing games or doing graphics/CAD work and you have a top notch 750 PSU you are probably okay. If you're bit mining and running full throttle 24/7 go for the 1000w PSU. A good indication is, what's the brand and rating of your PSU and does it have four pci-e power connectors. Do not try to use adapters to create more Pci-e power connectors - they fail under full load. It all depends on the 750watt PSU you have. If you have a gold rated high performance name brand PSU it will probably handle it. You will need 4 PCI-E video card power connectors. (6 prong connectors for video cards). You will be pushing a 750w PSU to the max under 100% utilization. If you're just playing games or doing graphics/CAD work and you have a top notch 750 PSU you are probably okay. If you're bit mining and running full throttle 24/7 go for the 1000w PSU. A good indication is, what's the brand and rating of your PSU and does it have four pci-e power connectors. Do not try to use... » Read More It all depends on the 750watt PSU you have. If you have a gold rated high performance name brand PSU it will probably handle it. You will need 4 PCI-E video card power connectors. (6 prong connectors for video cards). You will be pushing a 750w PSU to the max under 100% utilization. If you're just playing games or doing graphics/CAD work and you have a top notch 750 PSU you are probably okay. If you're bit mining and running full throttle 24/7 go for the 1000w PSU. A good indication is, what's the brand and rating of your PSU and does it have four pci-e power connectors. Do not try to use adapters to create more Pci-e power connectors - they fail under full load. « Show Less
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Yes it will work, if you not sure on wattage use pcpartspicker.com and it will tell you how much your computer uses. I have a 430 watt and it runs great
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This graphics card manufacturers specifications call for a minimum power supply of 500 Watts. In the real world I would suspect that if you have a quality power supply of at least 350 Watts it would probably work. That being said, a 350 - 450 Watt power supply may fail at anytime or prematurely. Additionally, no secondary power connector is required...just the PCI Express slot on your motherboard. Good Luck
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I am using the card in a couple of old Dell OptiPlex computers with power supplies that are limited to 305W maximum output; all is well. Unless you have three hard drives or other non-typical loads, my educated guess is that the card will work just fine with your 280W power supply.