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Anjisth

hi there, This is a project releated to my dell 3250 and upgrading issue that i'm sure you guys can help. Config-i3 gth gen , 7200 rpm hdd , 180 w psu , 4gb ddr3l . Issues - how to fit a 1050ti there, ram to 16 gb

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20 minutes ago, Anjisth said:

hi there, This is a project releated to my dell 3250 and upgrading issue that i'm sure you guys can help. Config-i3 gth gen , 7200 rpm hdd , 180 w psu , 4gb ddr3l . Issues - how to fit a 1050ti there, ram to 16 gb

Option 1: Put the motherboard in a new case, probably will involve a fair bit of modding

Option 2: Find a OEM GTX 1050 Ti that's half-height and single slot (no consumer 1050 Ti that I know of is both of those)

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2 minutes ago, Anjisth said:

oem gtx 1050ti ?? + what bout power supply

and cooling

 

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7 minutes ago, Anjisth said:

and cooling

 

Non-existent. These small form factor machines aren't really designed to have add-in GPUs installed. They're designed to primarily run on integrated graphics only as they are office machines. 

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so i don't need to cool it ?. Btw if u look at forms from llt about dell 3250 people still convert them with gpu and it is possible 

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i know dell used to have small oem gpus i dont know if they will have a 1050ti but i would get ahold of them they will try and sell you the ones that will fit that but ask them for the part number then check ebay 

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8 minutes ago, Anjisth said:

so i don't need to cool it ?. Btw if u look at forms from llt about dell 3250 people still convert them with gpu and it is possible 

You need to cool it, but it's just not possible to do with the card inside the case with the side panel closed. You'll likely need to use a PCIe riser and have the card sitting outside of the case. 

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ok should i consider changing case ?

1 minute ago, keysbeast said:

i know dell used to have small oem gpus i dont know if they will have a 1050ti but i would get ahold of them they will try and sell you the ones that will fit that but ask them for the part number then check ebay 

 

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1 minute ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

You need to cool it, but it's just not possible to do with the card inside the case with the side panel closed. You'll likely need to use a PCIe riser and have the card sitting outside of the case. 

i was thinking of removing optical drive reader as shown below or should i think of a new case

inspiron-3250-small-desktop_Service_Manual_en-us.pdf

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Just now, Anjisth said:

ok should i consider changing case ?

 

no most of dells mobo are built just for that case i have run across same modle but 2 years apart and the screw holes would not line up over an inch off 

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Just now, keysbeast said:

no most of dells mobo are built just for that case i have run across same modle but 2 years apart and the screw holes would not line up over an inch off 

ok should i remove optical drive to make space ?

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i realy dont know i would youtube moding you case and such i stay away from sff cases i just know about them because i used to work for a computer refurb company and we would get then in and i would have to fix, spec, and resell them 

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6 hours ago, Anjisth said:

well what about 1030 ? then

Low profile, single slot GT 1030's do exist. They don't require extra power (it comes from the pcie slot). They also have an integrated fan for cooling.

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Home Laptop: Intel Core i5-L16G7, 8 GB 4267 MHz LPDDR4x, Windows 11 Home 22H2 x86_64

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