Question Does GTX 1050ti OC edition supports hp compaq pro 6300sff

[lakshay859]

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Time of this report: 4/8/2019, 11:18:16
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will gtx 1050ti oc edition be fitted in my compaq pro or not ?

 

[boju]

Unfortunately no. Your motherboard's pcie slot provides maximum 25w of power. 1050/1050ti needs 75w, gt1030 30w.

https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c03387773#AbT5

These require less than 25w.

Optional discrete graphics solutions:

• AMD Radeon HD 6350 (512MB) PCIe x16 (includes a DMS-59 to Dual VGA Y Cable)
• AMD Radeon HD7450 (1GB) PCIe x16 (includes a DVI to VGA adapter cable)
• NVIDIA NVS 300 (512MB) PCIe x16 (Includes a DMS-59 to Dual VGA Y Cable)
• NVIDIA NVS 310 (512MB) PCIe x16

 

[lakshay859]

what about 710 gt Nvidia ? is it compatible? @boju

 

[boju]

Yeah 710 should work, it consumes 19w

https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-710/specifications

 

[hang-the-9]

A GT 710 is barely better than the Intel video you already have, and is hugely slower than a 1050Ti, so think about your needs for the card before you buy one. Usually when people want better video cards for some low end business model, it is better to replace the computer with one that can run the card instead of just get some cheap slow card.