What size power supply do I need to run this card?
1643469
It should work fine on any 300 watt or more power supply. It's total draw is only going to be 75 watts as that is all the power that can go through a PCI-E slot and this card does not have an extra power connection.
527952
FYI: nVidia is very good at giving minimum power supply requirements:http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760-oem/specifications
429195
From Sapphire's page:2X75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector is required. 550 Watt Power Supply is required.Certified power supplies are recommended. Please refer to: http://support.amd.com/us/certified/power-supplies/Pages/listing.aspx . Total system wattage will depend on additional installed components. Google the extreme power supply calculator. That will give you a good idea of how big a supply you should need. Minimum of 650 watts for reliable operation, depending and system config. Hope this helps, and isn'tt confusing.
699829
I'm not certain what the size of that card is, but you're going to have a problem with the power supply. It drives my onboard video fine but not a stand-alone card.
1716179
This card needs a minimum 300 watt PSU according to Nividia web site. sorry Make sure you keep the dust blown out of your computer, it will add years to its life. Ed
619307
Per the EVGA website you need a "Minimum of a 350 Watt power supply".You didn't mention what type and model PC you have. If it is an HP they come terribly under-powered. I would upgrade your power supply. Do not try and use that card with anything less than a 350 watt power supply. I'd get a bare minimum of a 450W power supply.
2228081
280w is more than double what you would actually need to run this thing. It only draws around 30w. The most the PCIE slot can provide is 75w, so you're fine.
1491826
You will need to upgrade your power supply to have stable performance with this card. I recommend at least a 500 watt.
404089
well sure, as long as you are within the recommended OS and processor range. With graphics cards what you are looking for (compatibility wise) is the proper slot (pcie-x16, which represents power draw/data flow rather than size), and enough power to run the graphics card. I would recommend at least 600 watts, if not more,of an 80 plus certified power supply unit, because this card uses 2 molex slots, and around 250 watts on load, and normal system builds use around 450 -500 watts without a gpu.
823401
This graphics card requires a minimum 350Watts ... I have it with a 600 watt generic psu and pci express x16 1.0 port and works perfect.
1693856
It only has 300w P/S. I believe the card you want requires a minimum 500w, 600w is recommended.
324419
Depends on the rest of your hardware. This card uses 150w, you will have to calculate the rest on your own.Minimum recommended is 500w.
84708
Should work fine, card is fairly small and does not need more than like a 450w ps.
2113706
Any standard power supply will fit. You will need to determine your overall system requirements before you decide what wattage you will need.
35730
Since you can't do any real hardcore gaming with this card, a 300-350 Watt power supply will work on a system with a single hard drive, DVD-RW and basic CPU heat sink. Anything more advanced you'd want to look at at least a 400-450 watt power supply (if you're running 3+ fans and more than one hard drive, you should already have at least a 400 watt power supply). As always, try to stay with name brands when it comes to a power supply. Antec, Corsair, EVGA and OCZ are all reliable but in a pinch Cooler Master and ThermalTake will do.
797102
According to NVidia, this card pulls 49 watts. It does not have any 6 or 8 pin power connectors. As long as you have at least a 300 watt power supply, it will be fine.
1124300
You want a reputable PSU that supplies 500 watts minimum. Yours should be fine. You will need a 6 pin PCI-e power adapter to power this card though. Some cards come with one. Before you buy, ask the seller if it includes the adapter that changes the 4-pin molex to 6-pin PCI-e power. If not, you can buy an adapter for a couple bucks on the internet.