Can I get the rest of the included tech specs for this unit? GPU? MB, PSU? all of it please?
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Case Mid ATX Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-78LMT-USB3 AM3+ AMD 760G Memory: 16GB [2x8] 1600MHz Processor: AMD FX-8350 4.0GHz Processor Cooling: AMD CPU Cooling Fan with Heatsink Hard Drive / SSD 1: 1TB SATA III 7200RPM (Single Drive) Hard Drive 2: N/A Video Card: MSI Geforce GTX 650 1GB Video Card 2: N/A Sound Card: Onboard 3D Premium Surround Sound Ethernet Card: Onboard LAN Network 10/100/1000 DVD Drive: 24X DVDRW Internal Drive Power Supply: 650W, 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Power Supply Operating System: Windows 8 SL 64bit Monitor: Not Included Keyboard: Basic USB Keyboard Mouse: Basic USB Mouse
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I've got this CPU, Radeon HD 6850, 4 rams (2x4GB, 2x8GB) and 2 hard drive and I have a 500W PSU. I think I'm better upgrade the PSU, but at the moment, I don't have any problems and everything works fine...So I guess a 500W would be fine for you.
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That depends on what other components your system has. There are wattage calculators online that can help you estimate your systems usage. Is your pus rated bronze or gold or have a plus symbol on it? I'm running an Intel i5 2505 low wattage processor, 4gb or ddr3, SSD and that is about it. I have a 250W+80 bronze with this card and she runs like a dream.
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Since I don't think this computer's PSU has extra power connections, unless you plan to replace it right away, your best bet would probably be a GTX 750ti. They're right around $150 and most of them don't need extra power connectors.
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I am not sure either. I have not hooked mine up as of yet, still have a few more parts to get for my system.Have a great day, GP
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I would get at least a 450 W PSU... preferably 600 W. I was running into issues with a 450 W, but upgrading to 650 solved all my issues.
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I bought a modular power supply, and it worked just fine. I had a pretty sizeable GPU and then replaced it with another, shorter, one, but both setups were fine.
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I'm not sure but on the asus web sight there is a configurer where you input all your devices and it tells you how big of a psu you need. This psu has a single rail 12v with over 80A. I run two 560tis, i5 3570k@4.2, 7fans, two 1t ssds, 4 500g hdds, and bluray rw 2t external drive, and hopefully soon to upgrade to 2 gtx980s and I know it will handle all that.
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Hi Steve,You will find the specs here: https://www.asus.com/Desktops/M51AC/#specifications
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Look at the spec's http://www.gigabyte.us/products/comparison/list.aspx?ck=2&pids=4279,4280
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yes, as said 3 aspects o check:- power supply wattage capability- 6 & 8 pins connectors- space in the case as the card is quite longno problems to report on the motherboard side
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If you got to pcpartpicker.com and input all of your components, it will tell you the approximate wattage
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I have a single unit (not overclocked because I don't wan't to void the manufacturer's warranty) powered by a Corsair RM750. It's a well-built, gold certified modular psu with a massive heat sink. I've had it running 24/7 and have had exactly zero issues with it.
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450 if I recall correctly. Pretty sure it's somewhere in the specs. Maybe at the manufacturer's site. But I also got a 650w power supply.
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Here is info from the GeForce NVIDIA Web site: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-630/specifications Thermal and Power Specs: Maximum Graphics Card Power (W) 49W Minimum System Power Requirement (W) 300 W
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I have a 750W PSU, mainly because I plan on getting another one of these. I bought it on TigerDirect because Amazon couldn't ship it. This GPU is rather awesome. As far as I know, with one of these, I use about ~350W of the 750W PSU.
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Sorry, I don't recall. (My guess would be it's 970.) In the overall scheme of things, the small differences you're asking about, would probably not be noticeable with this unit.