GPU's
I have a 300w psu. But I want a card that requires 400w. I talked to a guy that runs a 300w gpu on a 160 psu and he also said it never crashes. So what would happen if I popped a 400w gpu in my computer?
GPU's
Your computer would be better i think not much of a comp expert
it will be fine, my friend has a 6670 on a 250 psu
Originally Posted by InCognito
it will be fine, my friend has a 6670 on a 250 psu
never hurts to have that extra wattage, they go really cheap too.
Originally Posted by Liz
never hurts to have that extra wattage, they go really cheap too.
Originally Posted by Zed
Yeah but I'm not an expert on installing a new psu
its super easy, I had never built a pc b4 or had any experience and recently did it all myself, the psu was the easiest part to be honest. I just saw a deal for 500w corsair for like 39-49 bucks something like that on newegg.
Originally Posted by Liz
its super easy, i never built a pc b4 or had any experience and did it all myself, the psu was the easiest part to be honest. I just saw a deal for 500w corsair for like 39-49 bucks something like that on newegg.
Originally Posted by Liz
its super easy, i never built a pc b4 or had any experience and did it all myself, the psu was the easiest part to be honest. I just saw a deal for 500w corsair for like 39-49 bucks something like that on newegg.
Originally Posted by Zed
Cool. What do you have to do though?
Originally Posted by Zed
Cool. What do you have to do though?
Originally Posted by iverson954360
Same story when I built my own computer back in December, it was my first time putting together a PC and it went super smooth.
Originally Posted by InCognito
You unplug all the wires from your old PSU and plugin all the new wires from the new PSU.
Originally Posted by Liz
Newegg.com - hec XPOWER780 600W(780W Peak) ATX12V v2.3 / EPS12V v2.91 SLI NVIDIA HYBRID-SLI Certified CrossFire Certified Power Supply
I only ran into problems when I had to connect the usb/sound/front speaker jacks/ LED lights from the tower etc to the mobo. other than that, it was easy.
Originally Posted by Zed
Ohh. Seems simple enough
