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The thing is 5670 is an overpriced piece of ****. You would be way better off getting a $30-40 PSU (search Newegg for those with MIR), and get at least a 5750.


 
ok i just opened up my case my psu is made by Lite ON

here are the specs..

AC Input:100-127/220-240v~7/3.5A 60/50HZ

DC OUTPUT: +5V/20A Max -12v/0.5 max +12V1/10A Max

+5V(SB)/2A MAX +3.3V/20A MAX +12V@/13A MAX

Combined power on +3.3V and 5V Rails not exceed 20A

combined on +12V1 and +12V2 rails not exceed 20A

and one of them said something about doesnt exceed 130 watts

And btw this is the inside of my case, it seems like this case is a minitower heres a pic..

http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/9007/dsc00552ek.jpg

Would i have enough space for updates..i removed the tv tuner card out for more room since i wont be using it ever..
 
damn dude i dont even know i just opened up teh case to look at the numbers i honestly dont know anything about psu's..
 
Heres a picture.

http://www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/pcie6.jpg

The one on the right is what you need if you don't have the one on the left in your psu.

Thats called a molex to pci-e adapter (the one on the right.).

Now most 5750 cards should come with the adapter in the box.

You just stick the 2 4 pin molex connectors in the 6 pin adapter and it should work.

Now look in your case do you have 2 unused white molex connectors?
They are the ones connected to your harddrive. and dvd drive.
 
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