notsoawesomedude18 :
jankerson :
notsoawesomedude18 :
jankerson :
notsoawesomedude18 :
jankerson :
Why would you want to have 2 PSU's?
You only need one, a good quality 550W is plenty.
What PSU is in it now?
Well the thing is that my PC has a power board that distributes only 175W to the graphics card while the 1070ti requires 180W. This is just the advice someone gave to me in a different thread
Is that one of those mini cases?
Yea its pretty small
Ah, then it's proprietary more than likely.
Why not just get a GTX 1060 and be done with it?
I was thinking about that, because it's a lot cheaper and stuff, but I want to get a graphics card that will last me a while and correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that the 1070ti outperforms the 1060 by a lot so I'd probably prefer the 1070ti
Looks like it's a standard 24 Pin Power connection on the actual MB and a standard 4 PIN CPU power connection. Don't need the power board from what it looks like if you swap out the case.
And it's got a standard Front Panel header.
So just get a case and swap out the motherboard into the new case.
And get a standard ATX PSU, a 550W.
If it was me I would lose the case, I would just pull the MB out and toss the case and power board.