I need hellllpppppp!!!

[Tharani]

I have an intel desktop pc it's like 1 year old so it still has a pci e slot and it will fit my graphics card. There is an i5- 9400 cpu so that should be fine. It has 16gb ram. I was just wondering if I could put a graphics card like a 3060ti (When it's in stock) on my oem intel motherboard, or would it like fry it or something?
Please help me out,

Thank you

 

[Alex Glawion]

You'll have to check two things. The Motherboard and the PSU. What are your models? You'll need enough wattage on the PSU and power cables from the psu to the gpu. The Motherboard needs a mechanical pcie x16 slot, and it should be at least x8 pcie3 electrical.

 

[Tharani]

Ok It has a x16 pcie slot and I'm replacing the psu with a 750w one do it should withstand the wattage, but since it's like an oem intel motherboard it won't like fry it or anything right?

 

[Alex Glawion]

It shoudn't. If the Motherboard has the right power connector (usually 24-Pin) so it is compatible with the new PSU, you should be good.

 

[Raj]

Just read your article, but i need a help so, i could make sure what i chosse for my Desktop is right thing

Processsor – AMD RYZEN 5 3600
SPEED: 3.6GHZ(BASE)
6 CORES, 32MB CACHE

RAM- 16GB – DDR4
GRAPHICS: NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER 4GB GDDR6

 

[Alex Glawion]

Looks good to me. What are your other components?