Recent content by bradley321

thanks for the help. I’m looking at a pcie riser cable like this one: Link I think it would let me install the gpu without having to move the psu. I would just run the hdmi cord into the case and plug it into the gpu.

My gt 1030 just arrived and I realized I forgot to make it a single slot low profile one. It doesn’t fit in the pcie slot because of the power supply. I am thinking about getting a pcie riser and using it to move the gpu a bit farther away from the pcie slot. Here is a photo of the pc without...

Are there any 250w+ gpu’s that would be compatible so I could safely run the Rx 6400? Also, could the 1030 run on my current 180w psu without me having to upgrade?

Would the gt 1030 run on the 180w psu it comes with or would I also have to buy the 240w from dell

I don’t know if this is a good website but here it says that the PCIe delivers 75w https://www.hardware-corner.net/desktop-models/Dell-OptiPlex-7050-SFF/

I found this power supply on the dell website: Link If I were to get this power supply, I think it would be good enough for the gtx 1650.

Here it is...

I know that the PCIe port may not supply 75w. I think there is a cable I can use to plug the graphics card into the PSU. I just am unsure if the 180W PSU that comes with the computer is enough for the graphics card, and if it isn’t, what PSU I could replace it with.

The SFF. Sorry I forgot to put that in the original post.

I am considering getting a GTX 1650 to upgrade my dell Optiplex 7050 SFF. I am concerned about whether the PSU has enough wattage to support the graphics card ( the gtx 1650 is 75w). I also am wondering if the i7 6700 would bottleneck the graphics card. Thanks.