will this work with an HPE 580t. 460w psu
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Too late for you know obviously being a month later after question but in case anyone reads this deciding as well. Irregardless of the wattage, you need 30 amps or more. If you get a psu with a solid single rail all you need is 30 because all these video cards give an estimate assuming the amps are spread out on 2 or more separate 12v rails. The guy with the SFX 450W is actually more than enough because it contains a single rail with 36 amps. Don't listen to the people who say you need 650 amps, that's ridiculous unless you plan on doing sli.
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I'd have to guess no, its a high powered GPU I'd look at something 500+ at the least
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I have SFX 450W 80+ Bronze Certified PSU and it works just fine :) It comes with the Silverstone Tek SG05 case My specs: HD: WD 1Tb black CPU: i5 3350P RAM: Corsair vengeance 8Gb and an external sound card
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if you go to nvidia they will say you need at 550 psu. not even bronze rated. so dont guess, just go to the nvidia website to get more knowledge unlike other poster who think they know everything. but the most important thing is if your case is large enough to fit the video card. most cases do but some have problems interfering with the unnecessary hard drive mountings go you can improvise and take out the casing and just get a double sided tape and attach your hard drive to to bottom. that is what i always do
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I have SFX 450W 80+ Bronze Certified PSU and it works just fine :)It comes with the Silverstone Tek SG05 caseMy specs:HD: WD 1Tb blackCPU: i5 3350PRAM: Corsair vengeance 8Gband an external sound card
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PSU needs to have a 24 pin motherboard power connector. and a 4 pin CPU power connector. Any with those connectors should work fine.
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It should but just in case i would go to http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp. this will tell you what the minimum recommended psu would be
772931
I suspect so but I am using a 430 watt PSU. Go to pcpartpicker.com and enter your components such as graphics card, motherboard and hard drive. Enter any component that consumes power. It will then indicate how many watts your system will use.
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Absolutely. Your 750 Ti only uses a fraction of the power required by my HD 7850. This PSU is flawless for the money.
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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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I have a 700 W in my machine, so I couldn't say from experience.http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm recommends a 450 W PSU. So 500 W should be enough. :)
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A 300 w PSU will probably allow it to operate, but if you can, I would get a better PSU since it affects graphics card performance. I ordered a new 400 w PSU along with this card. Just make sure you know what you're doing if you swap out the old PSU for the new one.
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Not really, although you might be just fine and probably safe, but you will be pushing limits. It all depends on what you are doing, for how long, and the quality of your PSU. The requirements listed on the box are 750 watts (or more) with one 150 watt 8 pin pcie power connector and one 75 watt 6 pin pcie power connector.
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That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.
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Refer to the Corsair website. They list this information for each model power supply under Tech Specs.
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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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It should work fine on any 300 watt or more power supply. It's total draw is only going to be 75 watts as that is all the power that can go through a PCI-E slot and this card does not have an extra power connection.
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Yes it will. Are you adding components? If not, 600w may be a bit high. The only reason to go 600 is if you're adding power-hungry components like a gaming video card. As an upgrade straight up, and considering the OEM PSU is only 350w, you can consider 380w,430w or 500w 80Plus bronze models from Corsair (CX or TX series), Antec (Earthwatts) or Seasonic (expensive but topnotch). Hope this helps.
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Hi. Your power supply looks like standard ATX power supply unit and EVGA PSU should be compatible. You can compare dimensions and connectors for sure. For infirmation: h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Guide-for-Selecting-a-Power-Supply/td-p/36223
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It should work. I have a stock psu and it works fine. It is a low consumption card
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Check the clearance for the card and the amps and wattage on your power supply. If all is right then yeah it will work.