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I was just wondering would I be able to have a sapphire R7 260x graphics card in my pc it says it requires a 500w power supply and mine is 450w i have an FX 6100 cpu if that helps
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I would advise getting a 550W PSU, don't want to run the risk of breaking any components etc
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I would do with what it says and maybe a little more for future proof planning upgrades?
Should only be around 50-60?
Should only be around 50-60?
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I would completely agree with Zach on this one. I would rather just buy a new PSU for around 20 and be safe rather than sorry
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PQWER wrote I would completely agree with Zach on this one. I would rather just buy a new PSU for around 20 and be safe rather than sorry
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Lol i wouldn't buy a PSU for 20 lol,get a quality PSU and make sure its branded,i suggest brands such as OCZ+ Corsiar.
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Should be absolutely fine. A system like yours wont use anywhere near 450w anyway, even with a 260X.
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