Do i need to get a even more powerful power supply

[Chess of confusion]

After all the the upgrading I've done to this PC i just wanna make sure the PSU is still O.K for the Job.

Ok I've got a i7-2600..14gb ram GTX 1050ti..1TB..SDD..2TB..HDD it's in a HP 8200 SFF and here is the link to the PSU.. http://tinypic.com/r/opxnur/9

 

[gourge]

Yes
You can’t exceed 240w
I’d imagine you’d need something at least over 500w for a 1050

 

[JamesSneed]

If it were my PC I would upgrade the PSU to a decent quality 500 watt unit. Having only 240 watts on the 12v rail is really cutting it close and in the long term will likely cause you stability issues.

 

[SkyNetRising]

That is 240W PSU.
You have 95W cpu, 75W gpu, that leaves 70W for everything else - motherobard, hdd, ssd, ram, DVD(?).

You can check out required wattage in some online psu calculators.
They all suggest between 350W and 400W psu for your config.

http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/
https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

 

[Chess of confusion]

i went on this https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator tried top put in what i had..and the result came back with 378 W..it's funny because some guy on here said the PSU i had was perfect for the GPU lol.

if your not to fermiller with the the HP 8200 it has the Hewlett-Packard Model 1495 would this MOBO handle a 500W PSU and can you even get one for this PC case it needs to be on a hing that lifts up and down.

 

[gourge]

Your motherboard shouldn’t have a problem with that amount of power as the only extra power consuming device inside the computer is the gpu which has a connector for its own power

 

[Chess of confusion]

it a low profile 1050ti i guess it still need power for it more than it's getting..here's me thinking there's a problem with my games that i'm playing and recording like Mad max and Skyrim special edition when all along it the PSU not powerful enough to push the CPU and GPU all the way. God Dam it.

 

[Chess of confusion]

Ok if there is no other way and i have to get a whole new case and mobo and power supply what do think of these options MOBO.. https://pcpartpicker.com/product/VvMFf7/asrock-motherboard-z77extreme4 Case & PSU...https://pcpartpicker.com/product/wQH323/logisys-case-cs308rd..so i can then move everything from the old PC to the New one.

 

[gourge]

I don’t think you need a new case

 

[SkyNetRising]

Yes, he does.
It's non-standard psu and non-standard board.

 

[Chess of confusion]

like i said i need both but the links i posted should be fine right.

 

[SkyNetRising]

The board is fine.

But pc enclosure and that completely mysterious psu - that is not fine.
It may not be any better than your current psu. May be even worse.
PSUs that go together with any enclosure usually are barely usable (or downright total crap) and need to be replaced anyway.

Found specs of that included PSU. It has 16A on 12V rail. So it is essentially 200W PSU - worse than your current 240W PSU.
https://evertek.com/Product/CS308RD

 

[Chess of confusion]

lol if you chick on the link above the one next to were it says Case & PSU. it's the same as the link as you just posted the same case and it has 480W PSU

 

[SkyNetRising]

Mislabeled PSU.
Says it's 480W, but it has only 16A on 12V rail. 16 x 12 = 192W.
Low quality, low wattage, useless PSU. Should not be used for anything.

 

[Chess of confusion]

thanks for that is the link you gave 480 or not and if i'll keep looking for a 480 or 500 W and it depending on were you are in the world for me England it's 11:19 i hope you have a happy New Year.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Just get a separate PSU (not bundled together with pc enclosure).

Seasonic PSU S12II-520 would be a good choice.

 

[Chess of confusion]

Sorry last question if i'm to get either a 480 or a 500w PSU what should i look out for in regards to A and V more than 16 and 12 obviously

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Non standard PSU and board , power pinouts are different too.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Sorry last question if i'm to get either a 480 or a 500w PSU what should i look out for in regards to A and V more than 16 and 12 obviously

480W PSU should have 40A on 12V rail ( 12 x 40 = 480 ).

For example Seasonic PSU S12II-520 has 2x 12v rails - 20A each. 12 x (20 +20) = 480W

 

[Chess of confusion]

thank for the help i tying to spell i've had 15 glasses of jack Daniels lol

 

[Chess of confusion]

I've just released mine is the same looking at my pitcher it to only has 16A on 12V so mine isn't 240w either or is there something i'm missing

 

[Chess of confusion]

I've just released mine is the same looking at my pitcher it to only has 16A on 12V so mine isn't 240w either or is there something i'm missing

 

[JamesSneed]

Just get a separate PSU (not bundled together with pc enclosure).

Seasonic PSU S12II-520 would be a good choice.

Since the PSU is non standard do you know where he can get a wiring harness to convert the pins etc to work with his PC? It's not just a non-standard size its a non-standard pin layout on the 24 pin connector. This is what blackbird was trying to say.

For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUbocXdrFfw

PS: I deselected the best answer as it is not workable. I am not selecting an answer I am leaving it to the OP to choose.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Op is aware, that he needs to change motherboard and psu.
So connector on old psu doesn't matter.

 

[Chess of confusion]

quick question will this.. https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/Categories/Products/Power-Supply-Units/c/Cor_Products_PowerSupply_Units?q=%3Afeatured%3ApsuPower%3A450+Watts%3ApsuModular%3ASemi&text=#rotatingText work with this.. https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Z77%20Extreme4/