is 300 wats enough for this card?

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geofelt
A GTX750 does not need an auxiliary 6 pin pcie power connector.

It runs on the pcie slot power which is 75 w max. That leaves plenty for the rest of the system.
I think you are good.

That said, generic 300w powersupplies ate usually not the best quality.
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A GTX750 does not need an auxiliary 6 pin pcie power connector.

It runs on the pcie slot power which is 75 w max. That leaves plenty for the rest of the system.
I think you are good.

That said, generic 300w powersupplies ate usually not the best quality.
 
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You'd probably be OK. Just know that prebuilt computers (Dell, HP, Asus etc) aren't supplied with quality units. That doesn't mean wattage. It means, does the PSU have a quality build? Does it supply clean power? And more technical stuff.

I don't think you would have a problem. I don't recommend parts like this. You can try if you would like. You could get a good 450 watt Antec PSU for about $30.
 
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