Will this work with 250w power supply?
1273273
I have a 400 watt power supply and it works fine.I would try it with the 250w because you can always send it back.
1273274
I have a 400 watt power supply and it works fine. I would try it with the 250w because you can always send it back.
1273275
Installed this video card in a dell that only had a 250W supply. It has worked well over the last few months.
1158077
It'll work if you have at least a 400 watt power supply, I put it in a build that had a 350 watt power supply and it seemed to work fine, but go with 400 watts or more lol.
1355248
I would be cautious. According to specs for your PC on HP's web site, the HP Pavilion p6733w Desktop has a 250W power supply. According to the specs on the ASUS box, a 400W power supply is recommended by ASUS. My machine has a 350W power supply and I was a bit concerned about that; however, after researching my fears were put to rest and I have had no issues. From 250W to 400W is a pretty big delta and that would definitely be my concern if had your machine.
1637155
You should be able to use either a 250 Watt like the one I bought http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0097KU6NU?ref_=pe_527950_33920250 or this 350 Watt which someone said in reviews they could fit into exactly your model PC.
1314771
These types of ATX form factor power supplies are pretty much standard. As long as it has the plugs you need for the motherboard and everything else that it needs (ie hard drive etc etc), it's a better thing than the Bestec you mention. The supply you're referring to in your question is a mere 250 Watt supply. There's no reason to run a computer on so little. This 400 Watt supply, as long as you're not doing anything crazy with it, will do what you need of it.
296503
Not sure - if it says it needs 350 watts then it probably does to run effectively or maybe even at all - I've used it with 400 watt and 550 watt power supplies and I know it works great with both of those... RH
1775777
Yes, but I would suggest you have quality brand name power supply 550 watts or over.
1909116
Dont believe so, on the box it says it requires a 500W power supply, I run a 600W supply with this card.
785556
250w is on the low end. I assume your computer has a plug in port for graphics cards as some don't . On the surface doesn't seem like a good match. Check with the computer MFG first.
373472
Yes, if it is a bronze standard 500 watt power supply. I recommend 700 watt bronze standard power supply if you want to over clock your cpu, memory, and graphics card in the near future. This graphics card has tweaking capability.
2167497
Yes it will work, if you not sure on wattage use pcpartspicker.com and it will tell you how much your computer uses. I have a 430 watt and it runs great
2228080
It does not say anywhere on the box what it recommends for power supply. I am running it on a 250 watt power supply and it works great. I dont have any extra stuff drawing power on the computer. And no on needing the extra wire. It just draws its power from the PCIe X16 slot, so you will need one of those. (make sure its an X16 slot and not just a reg PCI slot.
1034130
Tim, from what I have read, the s3507c comes with a 160W power supply. So upgrading to 250W should not be a problem. Another option is to use a power supply recommended for that model machine ... such as: - http://www.replacepowersupply.com/rpsu-200-hp-s3507c.html (200W) - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3SD1DK9956 (220W)Before ordering the 250W, look at all the connectors on your current PSU and review the specifications for the 250W PSU to ensure you will have sufficient connectors for all components.
2228079
IT should work, it only uses 30 watts so it depends what else you have going. It dies not need a power cord,gets its power from the PCI port.
2157790
I believe the minimum power supply is 500W. I use a 550W and haven't had any problems.
1331134
Yes it will work. I was running mine on a 500W psu. You won't get the PCI-e 2.0 speed from the card with a PCI-e slot, but it will still work.
785559
Since it's a low-powered card, you /might/ be able to get away with the 250W psu. And I can't speak for it's ability to fit in a slimline PC, would really depend on how everything is configured on the inside. Good luck!