will a 500 watt power supply be able to run it?
373469
Yes, but it also depends on your total system requirements. The 650Ti Boost is specified to draw about 150W at peak. I am using mine with a bronze-certified 450W Silverstone ST45SF, which was the highest power mini-itx supply I could find at the time. I haven't had any problems, and my system is in the range of 60% - 70% of the PSU's capacity. But I'm running a relatively low power CPU (i5 3350P), a single GPU, 1 HDD, and 1 CD drive. If you have a lot of power-hungry hardware you may want to do the power calculation.
373470
I have it in an older Gateway with 300W supply and it is just fine. However, I have no other cards installed, just the ASUS. Using onboard sound.
373471
Yes. Try to get an 80 plus bronze or silver or gold. They will be more than enough and reliable.
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.
373473
I have a 700 W in my machine, so I couldn't say from experience.http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm recommends a 450 W PSU. So 500 W should be enough. :)
373474
I am currently running with an Asus Z87-A motherboard, a 4770k i7 and a 500 Watt power supply and it is powering one 650Ti BOOST properly. If you have plans on putting a second 650Ti BOOST in, I would recommend a larger closer to about 600-700 watts. Hope that helps!
510155
As long as you have a sufficient power supply around 400-500 watts you should be fine.
1543013
Assuming you have the rest of the computer at similar quality I would look at a 750 to 800 watt supply
1611284
It runs on max150W when not overclocked but the psu your system needs depends on other parts so I would say if you're not overclocking your cpu a normal system would be fine with a 500W psu
1232439
From memory a 400 Watt PSU is needed. I went 500 Watts just so I could have a little extra.
1775777
Yes, but I would suggest you have quality brand name power supply 550 watts or over.
660232
I would not use a power supply under 500 watts, though I personally use power supplies of 650 watts or higher in my builds. I tend to like the Antec or Corsair lines of power supplies. I do look at the efficiency of the power supply and have generally been using the Antec "Earthwatts" series.
1606211
500W is fine for a PSU. For future reference use this page: http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jspI find it more accurate than the one provided here from Asus.
82933
Yes, you can use GTX 780 on 500 watt power supply. belSpecification of my PC is below and It was been working without problem.Xeon 1230v3/GTX780(1)/SDD(1)/HDD(2)/500 watt power
1432264
It probably could but I think the minimum recommend PSU is 800w. I would get a 1000w PSU.
2175237
300 watts is insufficient for this card. I'd recommend a 500w of real power. Don't buy a cheap brand. The longevity and safety of your entire PC rests in the PSUs hand.
1618300
Yes, but you can also probably get away with less wattage if you don't have any graphics card with it, I would say look for a 250 watt power supply.
1709092
Provided there is an open pci slot on the pc (which you can find out by opening it up) and the psu is putting out 400 - 500 watts you should be fine. Upgrading stock PC's can be tricky though, I wouldn't recommend it personally, hard to get it to the standard you want.
891620
Yes, should work fine. My Desktop had 500W in it when I was using this. It will be a VERY tight fit in that case though.
1690035
You may try it, although 300W is on a low side and it may force you to go to 450-500W power supply for any further upgrades you may have in mind. I put it in the system with 650W and it works great.
1078846
I don't se why not, Just remember it has a 500W limit, you may have to add the power draw of all the components.
504715
I think not, 500w is the less you need to use it, with a 600w maybe you can