can my computer support a gtx 1050 ti

[yomama44588]

So I've been looking into getting a GTX 1050 ti or just a GTX 1050 because playing games on my computer is hard due to having integrated graphics (I have an apu). I have an "Acer Aspire M3470" and my motherboard is a "Acer Aspire M3470 AMD Desktop Motherboard sFM1, MB.SJ001.001". I was wondering if my computer can run this graphics card, i'm almost positive it can, but my concern is the PCI-E slot, does it have enough power to give to the gpu. I'm looking at these models (gtx 1050 ti and gtx 1050) because they do not require external power. Will I see an increase in performance? Does my motherboard support these gpu's. I know I will face some bottlenecks but that isn't too much of a problem for me. I have a 300w power supply by the way!
Thanks in advance

Games
- Fortnite
- League of Legends
- Overwatch

My specs
- AMD A8 3800 (radeon 6550d)
- 6 gb ddr3 ram
- 128 gb ssd
- 1 tb hdd
- 300 watt power supply

 

[maestro0428]

You may want to upgrade that power supply first. I like Seasonice psus. Your cpu is pretty slow, but with a 1050 it will probably game half way decent. Your motherboard should support it no problem.

 

[feelinfroggy777]

Yeah, it will work on your system. Your PCIe slot will supply 75 watts to the GPU which will be enough for those cards. If they require more than 75 watts they will have external PCIe power connections.

 

[UKTone]

Yeah I agree with maestro, you'll need a better power supply. I'd go with 650 watt bronze since i think that's what I have. I also have the 1050 TI, I would suggest waiting until black friday/Cyber Monday and get a GTX 1060 so VR is an option (may have to upgrade the CPU too, but not sure) and buy large fans.