Can my new PC handle an X1950PRO?

Can my new PC handle an X1950PRO? http://www.circuitcity.com/ccd/howToGetIt.do?userClick=&zip=04072&oid=185191, I cant figure out what the PSU in it is, I didnt buy it yet. And I dont know what the GPU needs. No info is given anywhere I can find!

I assume a brand new PChas enough power though?

I would guess that the PSU would be powerful enough to power that card, but like you said, it doesn't mention the PSU anywhere. I don't think the X1950PRO is too power-hungry of a card, so I think you'd be OK unless they gave you a really shoddy PSU...

Don't know if that helps.:P

*EDIT*: Also, you could try giving HP a call and asking about the model and the PSU...

I would guess that the PSU would be powerful enough to power that card, but like you said, it doesn't mention the PSU anywhere. I don't think the X1950PRO is too power-hungry of a card, so I think you'd be OK unless they gave you a really shoddy PSU...

Don't know if that helps.:P

*EDIT*: Also, you could try giving HP a call and asking about the model and the PSU...

FireBurger

my x1950pro chewed up and spit out my ultra 500 watt psu.

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I would guess that the PSU would be powerful enough to power that card, but like you said, it doesn't mention the PSU anywhere. I don't think the X1950PRO is too power-hungry of a card, so I think you'd be OK unless they gave you a really shoddy PSU...

Don't know if that helps.:P

*EDIT*: Also, you could try giving HP a call and asking about the model and the PSU...

_SKatEDiRt_

my x1950pro chewed up and spit out my ultra 500 watt psu.

That was just unlucky. Ultra is a medium company on the PSU list. The x1950pro isnt power hungary, its about medium itself on the list. Taking slightly less power then a x1900gt.