Can the home configuration and power supply bring up the 9600gt

So many people upstairs couldn't get to the point.

First of all, the landlord's power supply is definitely not good.

Look at your you and the motherboard to know how old your power supply is.

The 9600GT is rated at least 250W...It is best to have a 6-pin graphics card power supply interface.

Secondly. Your u is too rubbish. It can't be dragged at all 9600gt...

The 96gt is at most a 94gt in your machine...

If you have rice, upgrade the necessary hardware.

If you don't have rice, forget it. Wait for the rice.

Back to the landlord added.

You can't even bring your mainstream graphics card. With it, the performance will not be greatly improved.

If you can change you later, that's okay.

Let's go straight to a better graphics card. 9600GT, 9800GT, GTS250 are fine.

It would be nice to change to a U when the time comes.

I definitely can't afford it, don't think about it, I can't do it without a power supply of more than 250.

But what do you mean by output 220v 3a 50hz? I'm looking at your CPU to estimate the power)

No problem with the power supply. But your motherboard is a small board. The 9600GT is an extended graphics card.

See if you have enough space in your case.

You didn't write about the power of the mains.

This counts the power.

If you can't bring it up, you can get a minimum rated power of 300W.

The power of the 9600GT at full load is 95W

If you ask how much power you need, you shouldn't just ask the question of the graphics card, but look at it in combination with the power consumption of the whole machine.

The landlord's configuration, plus the power consumption of the whole machine after 9600GT (full load work) should be about 260W. The landlord should be glad that the Ben D used is not other models, but the more power-efficient Ben D820 (or possibly 915), the power consumption is 95W, instead of the scary 130W of other models.

In other words, the landlord's configuration only needs the current popular rated 300W power supply to be sufficient.

Cool Master Tomahawk 320 or Huntkey Calm King Diamond Win7 version is recommended, both of which have a good reputation as rated 300W power supplies.

In fact, I feel that the landlord is more concerned about whether the power supply on the old machine is enough, here is this problem.

Replacement is recommended whether it is sufficient or not. It has been a few years since the processor of the landlord Ben D was discontinued. In other words, if this power supply has not been upgraded, it will be used for at least 5 years.

The power supply is a wearing part, and the general user replaces it together when the whole machine is upgraded (3-5 years). Since the landlord plans to upgrade the hardware, he just replaced the power supply together. Not only does it eliminate the problem of insufficient power, but it also ensures the normal operation of the new hardware.

Because of the increase in workload of the new hardware on the old machine, it is easy to scrap the old power supply directly, and the burned machine will not be able to draw up.

Hope mine is helpful to you!