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hey guys so my pc came with a small power supply of 300watts and i bought
a graphics card which required a minuminum of 300watts should i upgrade my power supply just incase or wil it run smooth?
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What is the graphics card and the rest of the specs? but it would probably be a safe bet.
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For future upgrades, I recommend you get a better PSU.
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What ur power supply name? if its a good brand like antec xfx corsair etc then u might be safe but then again i would suggest upgrading to atlease a 400 watt
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If your GPU has a max usage of 300 Watt and your PSU only supports that much, you will need to upgrade it considering that RAM, your Motherboard, HDD etc also use up some power.

This means that when the GPU is drawing in 300 Watt your system will not be getting enough juice, which is never good if you want to continue playing

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