i7-2600 and 1050 Ti, is it good for gaming?

[MidgetCucc]

So my friend found this computer with an i7-2600, 8GB Ram, 3.4 Ghz ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-990-MT-i7-2600-8GB-RAM-1TB-HDD-DVD-RW-Win7Pro-/182621323074?hash=item2a85143f42:g:l4YAAOSwnbZYIeWX ) and I wanted to know if I put a 1050 Ti in it, would it be able to run games like Players Unknown (I know it's not fully optimized), H1Z1, and other games at high settings and high fps?

 

[Bullet Knight]

the game will be playable but you will not be able to play everything on max settings and have a decent amount of fps,prefferably you should run them medium to high but that changes from game to game

 

[Herc08]

That would work, but high settings may give you problems. Medium would probably be better. However, if you want to enjoy gaming, dropping down to medium is probably the best bet. You may need a high er GPU, but due to mining craze, it's definitely over priced. You may can get away with high settings, but FPS may take a dip. By tweaking some settings in the game, it should give you playable FPS and that way you can still enjoy gaming.

Honestly, can't get upset for getting a budget build.

 

[spat55]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from MidgetCucc : "How much watt does a pc take without a GPU?"

So I want to buy a pc and it has 265 watts, but I also want to add a 1050 Ti and I'm not sure if that's enough. If someone can tell me how much wattage a pc takes without a graphics card that would be nice, also will this pc be able to add a graphics card? This is the pc ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/182621323074?hash=item2a85143f42:g:l4YAAOSwnbZYIeWX )

If it is a half decent quality PSU which with it being a Dell OEM it should then yes fitting a 1050ti should be doable on that PSU, a quick google also tells me it has a PCI-E slot so it should be good.

 

[tsnor]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from MidgetCucc : "265 Watt PSU and 250 Watt PC? Will something bad happen?"

So i want to buy a pc and it only has 265 watts. I want to put a 1050 Ti and im not sure if it can hold. Thanks in advanced!

the 1050ti is a 75 w card. I'd guess that's going to be tight on a 265 watt PSU.

If you post your PC specs and PSU brand then people can make a reasoned guess on whether it will work on not. (e.g. if your CPU is a 35W CPU, it's going to work. If your CPU draws 200W then it won't. If your power supply is a nasty one rated at 20C but running at 30C it won't work even with the 35W cpu)

If this is a prebuilt PC then you'll likely need to open the case and see what the PSU says is the amps on 12V. A modern 265W PSU will have 250W on 12V, an older one might only have 170W or less. Big difference. Your CPU and the 1050 Ti both use 12V as does MB.

 

[MidgetCucc]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from MidgetCucc : "Can I change the PSU of this PC?"

( http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-990-MT-i7-2600-8G... ) This is the inside ( https://imgur.com/a/TemPC ) I kinda already bought it, but i can return if anything. I also want to add a 1050 Ti. The main question is, can I change the PSU if any chance the OG PSU doesn't work?

 

[bignastyid]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from MidgetCucc : "Will 265W PSU handle well a 250W PC? And can I change the PSU?"

So the psu of this pc is 265 watts. ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-990-MT-i7-2600-8G... ) And i want to add a 1050 Ti which is 75 watts. If someone can please tell me if it can work that would be awesome, and if i can switch the PSU for a better? This is the inside ( http://imgur.com/vcQvFer ) I kinda already bought it, but i can return if anything. The 1050 Ti is the small version where you just click it onto place in the mobo. So, will it be good enough, and if not, can I change the PSU?

most of the time, OEM power supplies are not meant for gaming. They are meant for basic computing. However, I still would recommend getting a 300 PSU, but sometimes OEM cases are not designed for aftermarket units. If the GPU draws power from the motherboard, then it is possible that it could work just fine, but just note that it may not be recommended.

 

[bignastyid]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from MidgetCucc : "Will a 265 Watt PSU be able to run a 250 Watt PC? Will it cause problems?"

So the psu of this pc is 265 watts. ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-990-MT-i7-2600-8G... ) And i want to add a 1050 Ti which is 75 watts. If someone can please tell me if it can work that would be awesome, and if i can switch the PSU for a better? This is the inside ( http://imgur.com/vcQvFer ) I kinda already bought it, but i can return if anything. The 1050 Ti is the small version where you just click it onto place in the mobo. So, will it be good enough, and if not, can I change the PSU?

As long as the PSU is not overloaded at any point. if it does overload and your lucky your system will shut down and if that doesnt happen it will fry your entire computer. (your PSU overloading can cause a fire)

 

[bignastyid]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from MidgetCucc : "Will a 265 watt pcu be able to run a pc that takes 250 watts?"

So the psu of this pc is 265 watts. ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-990-MT-i7-2600-8GB-RAM-1TB-HDD-DVD-RW-Win7Pro-/182621323074?hash=item2a85143f42:g:l4YAAOSwnbZYIeWX ) And i want to add a 1050 Ti which is 75 watts. If someone can please tell me if it can work that would be awesome, and if i can switch the PSU for a better. This is the inside ( http://imgur.com/vcQvFer ) I kinda already bought it, but i can return if anything. Thank you in advance!

If you buy a 75 watts GPU, then a PCI Express 6-pin cable from the PSU is required. Your picture is too small; does that PSU include a PCI Express cable?

A system that has a 265watt PSU can only be in a entry-level system not meant for video cards. 1050 Ti uses a 6Pin but it still only draws about 77watts total. However I think with an i7 2600 already you are pushing about 160watts already without a video card.

There are several 1050 Ti that draw 60W and don't require a 6-pin PCIe cable.