So would 300 watts run this card good? null

According to NVidia's website their MINIMUM requirement is 300W PS but I would agree you may not be getting the full potential from this card depending on what other peripherals you PS is running in your rig also.

If it helps, I run this card on a stock Dell Optiplex 7010 PSU with no issues.

I have a 300 watt power supply. According to ratings by pathmark: graphics is 790.3, 3D is 6541.8 By comparison to other listed graphic cards, the performance was fairly decent especially when you consider the price.

This day and age 500w power supplies are minimum. If you have a 300 watt PS, they most likely your rig isn't going to get the full potential out of the card anyway.

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According to NVidia's website their MINIMUM requirement is 300W PS but I would agree you may not be getting the full potential from this card depending on what other peripherals you PS is running in your rig also.
Answered by Liquidozz 8 years ago
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If it helps, I run this card on a stock Dell Optiplex 7010 PSU with no issues.
Answered by Bigity 8 years ago
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I have a 300 watt power supply. According to ratings by pathmark: graphics is 790.3, 3D is 6541.8 By comparison to other listed graphic cards, the performance was fairly decent especially when you consider the price.
Answered by Buzz 8 years ago
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This day and age 500w power supplies are minimum. If you have a 300 watt PS, they most likely your rig isn't going to get the full potential out of the card anyway.
Answered by Cyco 8 years ago
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