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01-27-2021 09:57 AM
Hi could anyone help, I have the house 8200 elite cmt, i5 2500,10 gb ram and 320w max psu. My question is could I run the gtx 1050ti or is there any better graphics cards I could run without other upgrades.
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01-27-2021 10:28 AM
That I do not know.
I don't use my PC's for gaming.
I can tell you that Nvidia keeps the drivers updated.
They just released a driver update yesterday for the GT1xxx series.
What I recommend you do is to read the reviews on the card and see what others have to say.
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti review | PC Gamer
Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti review: the ‘budget’ Pascal GPU is out-gunned by AMD’s RX 570 | PCGamesN
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Review (ul.com)
You have to remember that you are dealing with a 10 year old PC, and you are stuck with the 320W power supply it has.
01-27-2021 11:09 AM
Just read the reviews you sent me and it seems it would be a decent enough card for me. The tax 570 was actually my card of preference but the 450w requirement made it redundant as an option. Thanks again for your fast and great assistance. I am going to go ahead and order the card.
01-27-2021 11:31 AM
Hi:
The gtx 970 won't work primarily because it requires a power supply with 2 x 6 pin supplemental power connectors.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Specs | TechPowerUp GPU Database
It also draws 148 Watts and the PCIe x16 slot our PC's have is only rated to support card up to 75Watts.
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