Does pc have pci-e slot for video card and if so, what is the wattage of power supply?
1315420
Yes. It has a PCIe x16, 3 PCIe x1 and a mini PCIe x1. The power supply is 300 watts.
1197663
It only uses the PCI-E slot no power needed it gets its power form the slot. Hope that helps Ed
684538
The card requires a minimum of 600w power supply, you will barely be getting by with what you have. As far as the case, I don't know, the card is 10.5 inches long, you would have to measure inside your case from back plate to closest front object across the mobo where the card plugs in to be sure.
1981577
This card requires a 750W or greater power supply with two 150W 8 pin PCIe connectors. I hope this helps.
984108
my friend msi website has a power supply calculator you can use that to calculate your stuff, all you need to know is all the components in and out of your pc , of course i am using a cooler master 500w p.s.u which is more than i really need (http://www.msi.com/product/vga/
343496
The videocard needs a 500w power supply with a 6 pin power conector.. this card is a very good product.. but we must check the new amd R7 and R9 series. :)
3796
It has one PCI-E pin on the card(6+2). I have this card, 16gb of DDR3 memory, and an amd fx 8250 and it's all running on a 650w power supply. Everything functions properly.
2150422
I would expect so, as long as you're not overloading it with other accessories or CPU power. The card specs say it needs 300W in addition to what the bus provides. The PSU lists 4 x (6+2 PCIe power connectors) which are what is needed to plug directly into the video card (1 or 2 of these). The graphics card should also come with a Molex to PCIe power cable, which you could also use to power things up. Have fun!
1081246
This card uses 105W. My PC power supply is only 320W but I do not have anything in the other PCIe slots and it works fine.
1451442
Hey there, the card has been measured around 220 watts by several hardware reviews, this is also close to what the spec says. Now for a PSU overall power you need to check what's in your system overall. Note overclock causes significant overconsumption (upto 280W in some Vmod cases).
740619
Most video cards these days use a universal slot known as PCI-Express. There are x16 and x8 PCI-E slots. They have been the standard for video cards for quite a few years now.
2237095
No, you can't. For whatever reason, Acer decided to use a proprietary power supply with a custom connector to the motherboard that's not commercially available. There's no way to plug in a normal power supply. This means the PCI-Express slot for video cards is pretty much useless unless you find a card that can run off of the built-in 300W power supply.
2228081
280w is more than double what you would actually need to run this thing. It only draws around 30w. The most the PCIE slot can provide is 75w, so you're fine.
603131
The TDP of the card is advertised as 150W, although it should be a little lower considering it can still be overclocked within it's physical power input restrictions (75W through pci-E slot + 75W from the 6-pin connector). But yeah, 150W is a safe estimate. As to the wattage required to run a system (i.e. power supply requirement) people will throw random numbers at you like 500W PSU or better, but the truth is that it all depends on the hardware you are running. I suggest you do some google search for a power calculator and do your own math and see what kind of PSU you're going to need.
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Requirements may be found here:http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=03G-P4-2881-KRBut suffice to say you need: minimum 600W power supply with 1 6-pin PCI-E and 1 8 pin PCI-E power connectors, and a motherboard that supports pci-e. The pci-e motherboard slot looks like this one (blue vertical slot on the far left of this board) :Gigabyte LGA 1155 Intel B75 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX DDR3 1600 Motherboards GA-B75M-D3H
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.
1218963
No pci and pci-e are entirely different. OK for lite gaming or legacy games. Nothing too serious.