Graphics card work ok with my psu?

Hi all, posting yet another question about a graphics card and will it be compatible with my psu. Here is the link for it:http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/-/667/874/-/5173042/Play-Value-Geforce-8600GT-Super+-1GB-PCI-Express-X16-Graphics-Card/Product.html?searchtype=genre#

It seems pretty beefy its £60 and the psu for my computer is 350 watts.

Will it run smoothly on my computer or could there be issues? Thanks I just wanted to know this before i go and buy it.

:)

Hi all, posting yet another question about a graphics card and will it be compatible with my psu. Here is the link for it:http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/-/667/874/-/5173042/Play-Value-Geforce-8600GT-Super+-1GB-PCI-Express-X16-Graphics-Card/Product.html?searchtype=genre#

It seems pretty beefy its £60 and the psu for my computer is 350 watts.

Will it run smoothly on my computer or could there be issues? Thanks I just wanted to know this before i go and buy it.

:)

sn4k3_64

Depends on the brand of your CPU. Decent brand you should be ok, no brand will probably blow up in your face.

dont buy that card its noob bait no 8600 can utilize 1gb of vram due to the low interface

try going for 256mb

dont buy that card its noob bait no 8600 can utilize 1gb of vram due to the low interface

try going for 256mb

sabbath2gamer

Yeah , it might be able to do 512mb though.

[QUOTE="sabbath2gamer"]

dont buy that card its noob bait no 8600 can utilize 1gb of vram due to the low interface

try going for 256mb

debusentel

Yeah , it might be able to do 512mb though.

if the interface is 256mb

but the 8600 cards memory interface is 128 and the vram is at 1GB noob bait :lol:sabbath2gamer

Agreed

Oh ok lol thanks guys. So just out of interest does that card really have a gig of vram? :P i'll go with the original 8600 GT.

Thanks all :)

Oh ok lol thanks guys. So just out of interest does that card really have a gig of vram? :P i'll go with the original 8600 GT.

Thanks all :)

sn4k3_64

Yeah, it does, and it's really linked to the core. The memory interface just doesn't have enough bandwidth to make use of it.