PSU for Zotac GTX 1050ti 4gb? CLICK FOR MORE INFO

[shiggy]

Link to pre-built and full specifications:

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=0ZK-01E5-00065R&cm_re=asus_g20bm-us005s-_-0ZK-01E5-00065R-_-Product

 

Problem:
I have a small case, it is definitely a lot more compact than a Micro ATX, and the PSU is a ASUS 230w + 180. I want to know what I have to do from the following options to be able to run:

Intel Pentium Kabylake G4560 

Zotac GTX 1050ti 4-GB factory OC

MSI B250M PRO-VD

 

If not, please link everything I'll need to get to be able to run the specified parts.

Edited June 25, 2017 by shiggy
Wrong Link

[themctipers]

if you're trying to shove a 1050ti in there, i doubt you can.

 

if you want to downgrade to a g4560, lol 

[iRileyx]

The 760 has a higher power draw than a 1050ti, so you won't need to do anything to have it work. Provided it actually fits in the case.

[pzspah]

Why on earth would you go from a i7 4790 to a g4560?

The 1050ti is going to be 10% faster than the 760, I'd consider that an odd move aswell.

 

1. Pull out the current card.

2. Measure it.

3. Compare measurements to the smallest 1050ti.

4. Done.

[shiggy]

17 minutes ago, pzspah said:

Why on earth would you go from a i7 4790 to a g4560?

The 1050ti is going to be 10% faster than the 760, I'd consider that an odd move aswell.

 

1. Pull out the current card.

2. Measure it.

3. Compare measurements to the smallest 1050ti.

4. Done.

Shit I used the wrong link, I apologize. Whenever I click on the link from google it sends me the one thats actually in stock. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=0ZK-01E5-00065R&cm_re=asus_g20bm-us005s-_-0ZK-01E5-00065R-_-Product

[shiggy]

23 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

The 760 has a higher power draw than a 1050ti, so you won't need to do anything to have it work. Provided it actually fits in the case.

I accidentally used the wrong link, https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=0ZK-01E5-00065R&cm_re=asus_g20bm-us005s-_-0ZK-01E5-00065R-_-Product

[shiggy]

24 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

The 760 has a higher power draw than a 1050ti, so you won't need to do anything to have it work. Provided it actually fits in the case.

I used the wrong link, sorry. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=0ZK-01E5-00065R&cm_re=asus_g20bm-us005s-_-0ZK-01E5-00065R-_-Product

[pzspah]

Ah, well that makes more sense then. GFX should be almost 40% better.

 

As for what you'd have to do, honestly you might be better off selling it rather than upgrading it as you'd require new ram ontop of the other parts.

[shiggy]

2 minutes ago, pzspah said:

Ah, well that makes more sense then. GFX should be almost 40% better.

 

As for what you'd have to do, honestly you might be better off selling it rather than upgrading it as you'd require new ram ontop of the other parts.

Is there a GTX 1050ti I can get without having to get new RAM and PSU and shit.

[pzspah]

Measure your current card and you can compare that to 1050s. 

 

The new ram would only be required if you got the kaby lake and a new motherboard as that uses ddr4 and not ddr3 as your current setup has.

[shiggy]

1 minute ago, pzspah said:

Measure your current card and you can compare that to 1050s. 

 

The new ram would only be required if you got the kaby lake and a new motherboard as that uses ddr4 and not ddr3 as your current setup ha.

If I am allowed to sell it, what should I sell it on / at? And should I just get a Boson 4.0 or is there a better setup you'd recommend. Thanks for the awesome help btw.

[pzspah]

I'm not familiar enough with your market to recommend where or for how much to sell it for, but someone else can probably chime in on that.