Will this power supply work with a Radeon 5770?
1470701
I don't know but it is a fairly standard sized power supply and it is inexpensive enough to be with the "experiment"
1470702
it may or may not work, if it does, it will put a lot of strain on the power supply and will last for a very short amount of time so i would not do that, the dynex power supplies are loud and very inefficient, you can probably bid or find a power supply for almost the same price on ebay in new condition thats more reliable and can handle a single 5770 better. of course, other system specs do matter.
1470703
You should have no trouble running this card on this power supply.From my own experience I run a 9800GT on this Power supply which requires 103 watts to run, and this card requires 108 watts to run. The rest of my system has about 4GBs of ram two SATA HDDs an IDE OpticalDrive with an AMD Phenom x4, and a Cooler Master Hyper 201a. Also I have used this Power Supply for eight months no with no problem what so ever.The AMD website states that this card should work with a 450 watt or greater and it would also need the 6 pin pcie connector which this psu does have. So my advice would be to go for it. Another thing to not is that the 9800gt is very similar to the 5770 in terms of performance it only is 30% less effective in pixel rate and memory bandwidth. So it is up to you, but I think this would be a great power supply for your system. Also it really isn't that loud, of course it is no corsair or antec but it is much cheaper than those.
2080236
Yes the XFX HD 7970 will work with a 500 watt PSU of good quality. But only 1 of the cards if you go with more than 1 you will need a bigger PSU.
84708
Should work fine, card is fairly small and does not need more than like a 450w ps.
52294
Yes, BUT it requires two PCI power plugs. Your power supply should have two plugs but you can convert one. If you only plug one PCI plug in the video card will not display anything.
2061202
It has the proper connectors to do so, but if you're using a 7770, this probably isn't the best power supply to use. While it's rated as a 500W psu, that's only peak output. I believe it actually averages about 380W to 425W. I would recommend looking at Thermaltake or Coolermaster for one of their 600W+ power supplies for a better experience. That said, this power supply is cheap and sufficient for most computing needs. For gaming, do like I suggested and spend a bit extra for a better, higher-wattage power supply.
1986191
It should work, if anything, at least make sure your PSU is reliable. I had this card running with a 65W CPU on a 300W PSU
2113706
Any standard power supply will fit. You will need to determine your overall system requirements before you decide what wattage you will need.
1351899
Yes it will work. Just make sure you have a good quality power supply of at least 550 watts.
2106782
Refer to the Corsair website. They list this information for each model power supply under Tech Specs.
450250
Yes, just be careful not to overclock your GPU or CPU too much, this PSU can't power that much. Otherwise should be fine.
1631187
Yes it will. It may say 350W supply but you can get away with 300W with little to no performance drop off.
2006286
As long as your power supply is sufficient enough and has both an eight pin and six pin, and your motherboard has an available PCI-Express slot you should be fine.
1799007
Mine runs a Radeon 7970 6gb and this card on a 650w gold certified psu without issue. Can't speak to running it solo, though.
1128154
Yes this should work for you. Be aware of how many and what type of connectors you may need for your hardware. Otherwise this PSU has worked with no issue since I purchased it.
1496508
as long as you have a PSU with at least 300 watts you should be fine-- if the card needs a pci express cable, you may have to use a molex or sata to pci express adapter- just fyi
1063255
I don't know about that motherboard specifically, it should, I am using it on a biostar ta870+ if that helps. Radeons may play better with AMD chipsets due to crossfire, but I haven't tried that.
1243336
It should yes. The one I got was a 750w and it had multiple 6+2 PCI epress connectors. Just make sure u double check ur graphics card minimum and recommended power wattage. If you don't have enough power your card will not work