Buckshot420 Posts: 297 +0 Mar 1, 2012 #2 yes, but the better question is can your PSU handle the GPU? What size/model PSU do you have? Also see if the GPU will fit into your case because its long.
yes, but the better question is can your PSU handle the GPU? What size/model PSU do you have? Also see if the GPU will fit into your case because its long.
Buckshot420 Posts: 297 +0 Mar 1, 2012 #4 marinkvasina said: its a 500W from my old Codegen case, we had to get wires from 1 more psu to get it to fit in my ThermalTake V6? Can it? Click to expand... Highly doubt it but you wouldn't catch me trying it out.
marinkvasina said: its a 500W from my old Codegen case, we had to get wires from 1 more psu to get it to fit in my ThermalTake V6? Can it? Click to expand... Highly doubt it but you wouldn't catch me trying it out.
Buckshot420 Posts: 297 +0 Mar 1, 2012 #5 a good quality 550w will be fine as long as you are not planning on a future crossfire addition.
mailpup Posts: 7,913 +963 TS Special Forces Mar 2, 2012 #6 When shopping for your new PSU besides paying attention to the wattage make sure it has two 6 pin PCI-E connectors for the Radeon HD 6950.
When shopping for your new PSU besides paying attention to the wattage make sure it has two 6 pin PCI-E connectors for the Radeon HD 6950.