Upgrading my graphics card!!

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bryceberger

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I have a gtx 750 ti Sc but I want a little more power without upgrading my PSU. Would I be able to install at gtx 1050 with any problems???

My pc- http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/cty/pdp/spd/inspiron-3847-desktop?cid=311158&st=%2Binspiron%2B%2B3847&VEN1=sUDC72PTv,231329607332,901pdb6671,m,&VEN2=b,%2Binspiron%2B%2B3847&lid=5866861&dgc=st&dgseg=dhs&acd=123098073120560&VEN3=811304185187290215

Graphics card I want- https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-Support-Graphics-04G-P4-6253-KR/dp/B01MEFABEL?th=1&psc=1
 
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Any 75W card should work, since your computer can handle a 750 Ti. Just make sure the card is physically small enough.

A 1050 is not that big a jump, maybe a 1050 Ti would be a better idea. They come in models that don't require a 6 pin pci-ex connector so they only use 75W. Whether it's worth it depends on your CPU and the games you play of course.
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dontlistentome

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Any 75W card should work, since your computer can handle a 750 Ti. Just make sure the card is physically small enough.

A 1050 is not that big a jump, maybe a 1050 Ti would be a better idea. They come in models that don't require a 6 pin pci-ex connector so they only use 75W. Whether it's worth it depends on your CPU and the games you play of course.
 
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Mark RM

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If you are planning on the 1050Ti I suggest you move up a little in the PSU category at the same time, that Dell link doesn't work for me , but if it's full tower with the 300W PSU I'd recommend a decent quality 400/430W PSU at the same time to protect your purchase.

Having said that, it should plug in and go in the current configuration.

 
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