NVIDIA GTX 970 problems

So I got a nvidia GTX 970 as a gift from my father and I had a HP ENVY 1420 T desktop computer. Can someone tell me what Power suply I need?

Hello

This power supply has a maximum rating of 250 watts so that will not be enough.

Try the Corsair CX500 , or CX600.  The CX600 is on sale right now is a better buy.

BTW - Specifications for the h8 - 1420t do not show a 250 watt optional power.

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