Which psu do I need for this computer to run well with gtx 1060

[matunders]

I was upgrading my Lenovo h5050 i7 4790 and when I went to get a graphics card I don’t which psu pairs with it well. So I need a psu that can run well with the gtx 1060 3gb

 

[maxalge]

I was upgrading my Lenovo h5050 i7 4790 and when I went to get a graphics card I don’t which psu pairs with it well. So I need a psu that can run well with the gtx 1060 3gb

make sure the mobo is standard 24-pin before trying to upgrade the power supply

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/FQ648d/corsair-power-supply-cp9020101na

 

[matunders]

I was upgrading my Lenovo h5050 i7 4790 and when I went to get a graphics card I don’t which psu pairs with it well. So I need a psu that can run well with the gtx 1060 3gb

make sure the mobo is standard 24-pin before trying to upgrade the power supply

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/FQ648d/corsair-power-supply-cp9020101na

I bought an atx adapter 24pin to 14pin adapter so I’m open to any psu

 

[lumineZ]

450 - 500 watts and you have headroom.

No need to past GOLD rated PSU.

EVGA.
Corsair.
SeaSonic.

This are 3 good brands when it comes to PSU`s.

Here is a link to a load of PSU tests. Just scroll to "scoring" and get a PSU that has a 9,5 in scoring or higher:
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Review_Cat&recatnum=13

 

[dontlistentome]

First, do you know for a fact that a standard power supply will work in that computer? A lot of the Lenovo computers I've seen using special connectors between the power supply and motherboard. I'm talking about the 4+4 pin power connector and the 20/24 pin, those are the standard. You will know just by looking at your computer's motherboard if it has them or not.

If it does, then a good brand like EVGA will work. Something in the 450W-500W range should do, and make sure it has the 6+2 pin pci-ex connector.

edit:

I bought an atx adapter 24pin to 14pin adapter so I’m open to any psu

I have to admit, the idea of using adapters bothers me. The idea of using adapters for power supplies really bothers me. I'm not saying it won't work, just that you're putting all your trust in whoever made that adapter. Fire is a dangerous thing.

 

[maxalge]

I was upgrading my Lenovo h5050 i7 4790 and when I went to get a graphics card I don’t which psu pairs with it well. So I need a psu that can run well with the gtx 1060 3gb

make sure the mobo is standard 24-pin before trying to upgrade the power supply

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/FQ648d/corsair-power-supply-cp9020101na

I bought an atx adapter 24pin to 14pin adapter so I’m open to any psu

cool


then look at the link