Is the power supply swapable(dont see the power listed) and will it support other graphics cards from Nvidia?
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Chris, The Lenovo web site has all the manuals available for download. The provided power supply wattage is quite low and not enough to support any of the newer high performance video cards. I ended up returning the PC because of a WIN 8 installation issue and I was disappointed with the the way that the video card slot didn't allow for a secure connection of an HDMI cable. The VGA connector was fine. I'm a fan of Lenovo PC's and have owned several in the past but this unit was a disappointment.
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.
1885271
I installed a Nvidia GEForce but the box said it needed a 500 watt power supply. Rather than risk it, I replaced the power supply also. Adds another $60 to the expense. But, it's working.
182770
I am not sure about the power supply/ computer you have. I have used this card in two different hp computer with the standard power supply with no problems. It'sa great card to replace standard graphics on the mobo. I would consider a more expensive card if you are a gamer.
527953
FYI: nVidia is very good at giving minimum power supply requirements: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760-oem/specifications
586679
The power supply is not a high-end power supply but should handle your setup. Fortunately, the GTX 960 only required 120 watts, It would not be a silly setup.
129481
It requires one 6-pin connector from the power supply. Source: I own the product and it is my current graphics card.
1913629
I have not done this configuration. However, when building a system you should find the sum power requirements of all your components. Then use this figure to choose a power supply greater than this number. I would not use a 300w power supply for a 300w graphics card
412465
Yes, but for this particular system is designed well. If you have another Graphics card laying around, I may swap it but I wouldn't spend $500+. The installed Video Graphics NVIDIAB. GeForce GTX 880M graphics with 8GB total GDDR5 is a very dependable card that I wouldn't swap.
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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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Cannot help you with an answer to that, don't want to smoke your computer. You might go to the Nvidia site and see what the power requirements are and then check the motherboard web site to see what they say. Also see if Nivida has an 800 number you can call. Sorry that I can't be of more help to you.
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I'm running one with the same cpu as well, my power meter on the system shows about 620 watts during game play. I do run two hard drives, 1 HDD and another SSD. Other than that there shouldn't be much difference. You really don't want to run a power supply that close to max wattage, I ran a 650 on mine for a while and went out pretty quickly. I would say upgrade the power supply or go for an Nvidia at the same price range. They usually use less power.
2045506
no , it won't work, GPU requires high power, you may burn your USB port or Motherboard
2126141
It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
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it depends on what cpu and motherboard and power supply you have , and what you're trying to replace it with. You have to make sure that your power supply can handle the graphics card you wants to buy instead
246891
No, you would need something more like the Corsair RM850 to sufficiently power this dual GPU card.
52293
I don't know what your entire system power requirements, but unless you have a ton of extra equipment running you should be fine with 750 watts. I'm running that gpu with a 650 Watt power supply and have zero problems.