gt 1030 or gtx 750ti for hp office pc

[littlefela]

I have a hp Compaq pro 6300 sff with a
i5 3470
8gb of ddr3
1tb hard drive
the psu is only 240 watts can it handle a 750 ti? and if so can I upgrade overtime with other parts?

 

[clutchc]

Check the nameplate on your PSU. If it looks like this, you can use the 750 Ti. Even the low-profile gtx 1050 Ti will be fine. I have one running in my Dell Optiplex 790 SFF on a less capable 240W PSU just fine.

 

[littlefela]

Check the nameplate on your PSU. If it looks like this, you can use the 750 Ti. Even the low-profile gtx 1050 Ti will be fine. I have one running in my Dell Optiplex 790 SFF on a less capable 240W PSU just fine.

my +12Vmain & +12Vcpu have 16A with Vsd having the same 1.3A do you think I'm still good?

 

[clutchc]

Check the nameplate on your PSU. If it looks like this, you can use the 750 Ti. Even the low-profile gtx 1050 Ti will be fine. I have one running in my Dell Optiplex 790 SFF on a less capable 240W PSU just fine.

my +12Vmain & +12Vcpu have 16A with Vsd having the same 1.3A do you think I'm still good?

For the GTX 750 Ti, yes. Not sure yet about the GTX 1050 Ti w/o seeing the nameplate. Was that 16A for each of the +12v (main/CPU) rails or total amps for both combined?

 

[littlefela]

Check the nameplate on your PSU. If it looks like this, you can use the 750 Ti. Even the low-profile gtx 1050 Ti will be fine. I have one running in my Dell Optiplex 790 SFF on a less capable 240W PSU just fine.

my +12Vmain & +12Vcpu have 16A with Vsd having the same 1.3A do you think I'm still good?

For the GTX 750 Ti, yes. Not sure yet about the GTX 1050 Ti w/o seeing the nameplate. Was that 16A for each of the +12v (main/CPU) rails or total amps for both combined?

yes

 

[clutchc]

Yes? Yes to which one?

 

[littlefela]

Yes? Yes to which one?

like this? http://imgur.com/a/RWItr

 

[clutchc]

Yes? Yes to which one?

like this? http://imgur.com/a/RWItr

Those (2)+12v rails combined are good for 240W (probably more, in reality). That is easily enough for the GTX 750 Ti and even the GTX 1050 Ti if you get one that is not factory OC'ed and has no 6-pin requirement.

I have a GTX 1050 Ti running in my Optiplex 790 SFF on a PSU that only has a single 17 amp +12v rail.

 

[littlefela]

Yes? Yes to which one?

like this? http://imgur.com/a/RWItr

Those (2)+12v rails combined are good for 240W (probably more, in reality). That is easily enough for the GTX 750 Ti and even the GTX 1050 Ti if you get one that is not factory OC'ed and has no 6-pin requirement.

I have a GTX 1050 Ti running in my Optiplex 790 SFF on a PSU that only has a single 17 amp +12v rail.

amazing thank you

 

[riazu587]

I am buying the same GPU but I have heard that it needs a 400 W PSU minimum

 

[clutchc]

I am buying the same GPU but I have heard that it needs a 400 W PSU minimum

That depends on the nameplate specs of said PSU. Not all XXX watt PSUs are created equal. The +12V rail(s) is what provides power to the gfx card. The capacity of that rail is what is important.

 

[riazu587]

What about this one?

https://gyazo.com/9e3c16fa4525e8b3124de9a10793a639

 

[clutchc]

What about this one?

https://gyazo.com/9e3c16fa4525e8b3124de9a10793a639

You're good.
(stay with the thread or the PM, not both)