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Hello so I want to upgrade my gpu on my pre-built computer(Hp pavilion 500-451x) will the asus ph gtx 1050 work on my computer?
Can I install asus ph gtx 1050 2gb on my pre-built computer?
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Not 100% sure without knowing the actual measurements.
Measure the length of the red box.
If the red box is longer than 174mm / 6.85", then you should be fine.
Height/width shouldn't be a problem.
Measure the length of the red box.
If the red box is longer than 174mm / 6.85", then you should be fine.
Height/width shouldn't be a problem.
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It should, but there may be space constraints within the case.
You need an available PCIe x16 slot - which the Memphis-S board has
And a PSU capable of running it.
The 1050 is a 75W card - the system has a 300W unit.
https://support.hp.com/ro-en/document/c04397302
The balance of the components should be an i5-4460 (max 84W) and, say ~30W for the RAM, HDD etc
That's a max load of about 190W on a "300W" unit, which probably has 20-22A on the 12V rail (so 240-264W) so should be more than adequate.
I cannot confirm the details of the PSU though. If you had a pic of the labelling on the side of the PSU, that would help.
You need an available PCIe x16 slot - which the Memphis-S board has
And a PSU capable of running it.
The 1050 is a 75W card - the system has a 300W unit.
https://support.hp.com/ro-en/document/c04397302
The balance of the components should be an i5-4460 (max 84W) and, say ~30W for the RAM, HDD etc
That's a max load of about 190W on a "300W" unit, which probably has 20-22A on the 12V rail (so 240-264W) so should be more than adequate.
I cannot confirm the details of the PSU though. If you had a pic of the labelling on the side of the PSU, that would help.
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Barty1884 :
It should, but there may be space constraints within the case.
You need an available PCIe x16 slot - which the Memphis-S board has
And a PSU capable of running it.
The 1050 is a 75W card - the system has a 300W unit.
https://support.hp.com/ro-en/document/c04397302
The balance of the components should be an i5-4460 (max 84W) and, say ~30W for the RAM, HDD etc
That's a max load of about 190W on a "300W" unit, which probably has 20-22A on the 12V rail (so 240-264W) so should be more than adequate.
I cannot confirm the details of the PSU though. If you had a pic of the labelling on the side of the PSU, that would help.
You need an available PCIe x16 slot - which the Memphis-S board has
And a PSU capable of running it.
The 1050 is a 75W card - the system has a 300W unit.
https://support.hp.com/ro-en/document/c04397302
The balance of the components should be an i5-4460 (max 84W) and, say ~30W for the RAM, HDD etc
That's a max load of about 190W on a "300W" unit, which probably has 20-22A on the 12V rail (so 240-264W) so should be more than adequate.
I cannot confirm the details of the PSU though. If you had a pic of the labelling on the side of the PSU, that would help.
Will it fit in my case?
and I want to upgrade my psu to this one: http://silverstonetek.com/product.php?area=en&pid=248
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I'm not sure - do you have a pic of the inside of the case? I would expect a small variant of the 1050 should fit, but can't say definitively.
As for the PSU, it depends on whether the the existing PSU is a standard form factor.
It may be simpler to transplant the motherboard etc to a new case, but wiring up front panel connectors can be a bit tricky.
As for the PSU, it depends on whether the the existing PSU is a standard form factor.
It may be simpler to transplant the motherboard etc to a new case, but wiring up front panel connectors can be a bit tricky.
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Looks like you have something (a GPU, perhaps?) installed in the x16 slot. But a smaller 1050 model should fit just fine.
Something like this: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/G3H48d/zotac-geforce-gtx-1050-2gb-mini-video-card-zt-p10500a-10l
As for the PSU, looks like a dual 12V rail from what I can read there...... but the max combined on the +3.3 and +5V is 103W, so that leaves 197W, roughly 16A on the 12V rail.
It's a little close for comfort for me personally, and I'd replace - although chances are good it would probably work.
Looks to be a standard ATX PSU (form factor), so should be able to replace it and keep everything in the same case.
Something like this: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/G3H48d/zotac-geforce-gtx-1050-2gb-mini-video-card-zt-p10500a-10l
As for the PSU, looks like a dual 12V rail from what I can read there...... but the max combined on the +3.3 and +5V is 103W, so that leaves 197W, roughly 16A on the 12V rail.
It's a little close for comfort for me personally, and I'd replace - although chances are good it would probably work.
Looks to be a standard ATX PSU (form factor), so should be able to replace it and keep everything in the same case.
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Will this one fit https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-geforce-gtx-1050-oc#spec
it's a little bit bigger than the one you sent.
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