“Is a 300 watt power supply enough to power this card in my PC?”

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• Works fine off a 200 watt PS in my Dell SFF PC.

  Answered by Number66 9 years ago

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• Recommended wattage is said to be 300 Watts. I ran it on a 255 Watt PSU Dell Optiplex for 2 years before finding this out so I really don't recommend it unless you need it desperately.

  Answered by John 2 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by radioterry 9 years ago

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• Yes. Assuming you are not already powering; a coolant system/multiple hard drives/any number of other powerhungry upgrades. A stock pc that's worth its weight won't need any additional power at all for this card.

  Answered by Wowvet44 9 years ago

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• Yes, A 300w psu (with a min. 12v current rating of 20A) meets the minimum requirements for the card. There are no 6 or 8 pin plugs to worry about. Straight up plug and play card

  Answered by Ricko0 9 years ago

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• I believe so. The power supply on my pc is 300 watt (I think) and it work good but almost blew up my motherboard because my motherboard is to old.

  Answered by jeremy2730 9 years ago

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