I'm not overly computer savy so it would probably just be easier to buy a monitor that comes with hdmi compatibility.

However I don't need that at the moment so i'll consider that later down the road.

Save the 140 and spend 40 of it for next day shipping

This post was edited by Zenpachi09 on Nov 6 2014 03:40pm

instead of buying a new monitor with whatever port you need, you can buy an adapter for less than $20 for the port you do need.

I don't have a second monitor. I should have stated that probably.

Gpu and Psu ordered.

Hopefully I don't fuck up putting them in lmao

Just got my Psu and my Gpu and I have no idea where to even begin to put this power supply in.

It has PCI-E cables that I don't even need lmfao.. The 750ti has no pci-e

In all honesty could I use this graphcis card with the psu I have now?

youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS41TtvC0Dk

subsequently find a video on how to install a gtx 750 ti

I know how to do graphics cards.

I'm just going to have my buddy come over in a day or two and install the psu for me lmao.

Video didn't show me where to connect all these goddam cords either lmfao.

This post was edited by Zenpachi09 on Nov 11 2014 01:52am

Cba to look at your psu. But not all the cables are used normally. U should have some that have like 3-4 plugs on one cord. An those are for hdd,ssd, optical drives ect. Then your mobo will take the biggest cord with 20,20+4. Then cpu takes a 6,8?

This post was edited by YourHopeAnDream on Nov 11 2014 11:37am

The cords are confusing for someone who's never done anything more than change a fan or a graphics card tho

Wasn't being mean lol just trying to help. Did u figure it all out bc if not I can help u further if u take pics I'll tell u which plug to plug in where via paint