Hey /g/ T1600 build guy here, had an autism moment with an OS

>>57878216
We need to know which PSU you ended up having in that machine because they are known to come with either a 265 watt or 320 watt model.

this isn't your personal fucking blog so piss off and die

>>57878261
This build is unique because it uses a PC which /g/ has recommended on several occasions but has never actually seen built from so you can fuck off.

That's funny, I just got a T1600 off craigslist and put Server 2012R2 on it for some stuff. Also has the Xeon and 16 gigs of RAM. Not bad for $100.

>>57878241
320w
>>57878273
Yea no shit, Xeon quad core coming in outta nowhere, and mine only came with 4gb of ddr3 and paid $116. Still, heller deals

>>57878269
>muh unique blog
seriously no one fucking cares and what you're doing is in no way special

>>57878291
Okay, you're doing better with the 320w PSU.

Yes, the GTX 1050 ti is looking to be your best choice.

It's possible you could sell the PSU and Quado 600 for about $70 on ebay and upgrade to a higher power PSU and GPU, but given your current lack of skill and knowledge in these sort of things I would hold off. Let's just stick to getting the thing running.

>>57878291
I'd give you my old R9 280 but I think it exceeds the power requirement of that PSU by a good bit

>>57878335
Its up and going now, just need the fine details to get going better

>>57878216
If want budget parts, don't buy nvidia

>>57878261
>>57878302

Ignore this faggot, OP. Oc is always appreciated

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>>57878216
GTX 1050TI is your best bet with that 320w PSU
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125916&cm_re=GTX_1050TI-_-14-125-916-_-Product

Gigabyte 1050TI for $140 and a free game to sell.