A PSU for a GTX 1050.

[Zytex_]

So i bought this pc prebuilt and im thinking of upgrading it.
CPU:i3 4170
GPU: 750 Ti

So first off i want to upgrade the GPU now the thing is i dont know how many watts my PSU is and i dont wanna open the case cuz well warranty.
Im pretty sure 300 w will be enough for the 750 Ti and im pretty sure that is how much watts the PSU is.So can i put a GTX 1050 non ti in the pc with 300w.

 

[RobCrezz]

You will need to open the case to put the graphics card in...

If it can run a 750 ti, then it can run a 1050/1050ti, so no problem there.

 

[Zytex_]

You will need to open the case to put the graphics card in...

If it can run a 750 ti, then it can run a 1050/1050ti, so no problem there.

I wont put in the GPU myself.I will give it to the ppl that built it.Thanks for the answer.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

A labeled 300w can easily be a lot less.

 

[chegalhavara]

The recomended wattage for a 750Ti is 550W if Im not mistaken so its not a weak Psu and if it handles the 750Ti it can also handle the 1050.. But it might be a crappy psu.. you should ask what model it is on the place they assembled it.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

GTX 750 Ti ....350w is the recommended wattage , and a few models also need a 6 pin PCIE connection. Same for the 1050 and 1050ti.

 

[Zytex_]

GTX 750 Ti ....350w is the recommended wattage , and a few models also need a 6 pin PCIE connection. Same for the 1050 and 1050ti.

The 1050 model im buying doesnt need a 6 pin connector.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

If your PSU is a true 300w then it should run the card.

 

[Zytex_]

If your PSU is a true 300w then it should run the card.

I just checked on the back of the PC and it says AC 230v. I have no clue of that will help.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Total Wattage and additional rail specs will be needed to determine.