[SOLVED] What is the best psu for this lenovo pre-built pc

[Legendary1]

Here's the model number : 90LX0002IN
i want to change psu so i can add the better gpu

 

[Ziadul87]

As I said, if you're looking to Upgrade, you're looking at a costly overall upgrade

 

[Legendary1]

Well,I'II try to do gt 1030 if that works then I'II save money for the costly upgrades. Gt 1030 would be temporary solution.
Hope gt 1030 works
Thanks for replying and help

 

[Ziadul87]

BTW, here's a suggestion:
If you could sell your current PC for around 120-150$ and add to that your present budget of 250$, you'll have approximately 400$. Something like:
Ryzen 3 3200G = 100$ / Ryzen 3 3300x = 120$
Zotac GTX1650 = 150$ Or RX570 which supposed to be cheaper but more powerful
8GB RAM + PSU = 80$
Mobo ~ 70-80$
Storage & Casing = your size and choice

[Do note: Intel builds are sometimes cheaper.]

 

[Ziadul87]

I'm not great at building PC, but if you cheap out and avoid luxurious features such as RGB/Overclocking, you might get a decent 1080P gaming rig.

 

[Legendary1]

BTW, here's a suggestion:
If you could sell your current PC for around 120-150$ and add to that your present budget of 250$, you'll have approximately 400$. Something like:
Ryzen 3 3200G = 100$ / Ryzen 3 3300x = 120$
Zotac GTX1650 = 150$ Or RX570 which supposed to be cheaper but more powerful
8GB RAM + PSU = 80$
Mobo ~ 70-80$
Storage & Casing = your size and choice

[Do note: Intel builds are sometimes cheaper.]

Thanks for your suggestion,
it is possible to swap out the motherboard and use the new motherboard with old parts which i had in this pc?

 

[Ziadul87]

Thanks for your suggestion,
it is possible to swap out the motherboard and use the new motherboard with old parts which i had in this pc?

MOST probably. I can't be 100% sure but it should be possible. You could take your PC to the store and ask them yourself. and in that case , you'll have to get a PSU, new Mobo, new GPU, new casing and probably a RAM sometime later if not possible now.

 

[Corwin65]

Thanks for your suggestion,
it is possible to swap out the motherboard and use the new motherboard with old parts which i had in this pc?

No.

The only thing you could salvage would be the case and storage.

 

[Ziadul87]

No.

The only thing you could salvage would be the case and storage.

what about the ram? it looked pretty changeable to me in the video:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwirY4J0Ldg
And also, the CPU should be removable too, right? I mean they probably didn't attach the CPU permanently or use a Socket of their own

 

[Legendary1]

what about the ram? it looked pretty changeable to me in the video:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwirY4J0Ldg
And also, the CPU should be removable too, right? I mean they probably didn't attach the CPU permanently or use a Socket of their own

i have opened the PC and most of things such as cpu,cpu's fan,hdd and ram looks removable

 

[Ziadul87]

i have opened the PC and most of things such as cpu,cpu's fan,hdd and ram looks removable

I agree. These components should be removable.