In documentation for that motherboard, it says it accepts a 40W maximum videocard. A 1050 Ti, without a 6 pin pci-ex connector, uses 75W. In addition, from what I can tell you may have a 180W power supply in that computer. If you look at the label on the power supply you can confirm this. The CPU is a 65W part, which would leave you a bit under 120W for everything else. It might work, but you'd be pushing that 180W PSU pretty hard.
In addition, it looks to me like that motherboard uses a proprietary power connector rather than the standard 24 pin connector. This means you can't simply upgrade the power supply, even though the case might allow you to use a standard power supply.
So, bottomline, I'd suggest a GT 1030 for a videocard upgrade. No, it's not as good as a 1050, much less a 1050 Ti, but it uses very little power(30W). It can handle esports type games at 1080p, and some of the more demanding games at 720p.