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higher end gpus won't do well with 240w power supplies, so I'm asking this. Also, it's a rather small case, keep that in mind (not mini, its just small factor I guess)
[SOLVED] Wondering if I can swap a psu for better power supply in a prebuilt pc
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The best card you can put in that case is low profile GTX 1050 ti or GTX 1650
and you wont need to change the power supply for this. the cards are just 75 watts.
your power supply is good brand (Delta) and it has all the watts on 12V rail . you dont need to upgrade the PSU for GTX 1050ti / GTX 1650
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You haven't given any info about your prebuilt.
The pc case may not fit standard size PSUs.
It may use some proprietary connections between PSU and motherboard. Replacing PSU may require use of additional cable adapters.
The pc case may not fit standard size PSUs.
It may use some proprietary connections between PSU and motherboard. Replacing PSU may require use of additional cable adapters.
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PC case doesn't support standard size psus (hp z230 ssf model).
Motherboard uses non-standard connectors for PSU (hp z230 sff and tower models).
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The best card you can put in that case is low profile GTX 1050 ti or GTX 1650
and you wont need to change the power supply for this. the cards are just 75 watts.
your power supply is good brand (Delta) and it has all the watts on 12V rail . you dont need to upgrade the PSU for GTX 1050ti / GTX 1650
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