how much power do i need for the following pc parts

[aribkhan]

im wanting to upgrade an old dell pre-built 

the parts that im gonna put in : 

gt 1030 

core 2 quad 9650

250 gb hdd

2x 4 gb ram

and a dvd drive  

 

I have a 235 w psu in this thing and was wanting to ask if i could run all of this on this psu,

 

PS: i have made other pcs and using the coolermaster psu calculator isnt useful as the values it gives are highly inflated , so i wanted to ask for sum human experience with this kinda stuff.

Thanks in advance : ) 

[Spotty]

8 minutes ago, aribkhan said:

I have a 235 w psu in this thing and was wanting to ask if i could run all of this on this psu,

Can you please post a photo of the label on the PSU?

What are you planning on using the system for?

[.Apex.]

11 minutes ago, aribkhan said:

I have a 235 w psu in this thing and was wanting to ask if i could run all of this on this psu,

Yep, that's plenty for that system

[TomvanWijnen]

Personal experience with upgrading Dell prebuilts (Optiplex 755, 360, 990) is that it has always worked fine (on one I doubled the TDP of the CPU, installed 4x2GB of DDR2 RAM, and used a GT 220 or HD 6570 2GB without any problems. I'm pretty sure I recognise the 235W PSU you have - should be fine. Upgrading the PSU is slightly more difficult too, as these Dell motherboards sometimes have different 20 pin motherboard power layouts, so you would maybe need to repin the 20 pin motherboard power cable. The form factor is akso often different, so be careful with that if upgrading your PSU.

[aribkhan]

22 hours ago, TomvanWijnen said:

Personal experience with upgrading Dell prebuilts (Optiplex 755, 360, 990) is that it has always worked fine (on one I doubled the TDP of the CPU, installed 4x2GB of DDR2 RAM, and used a GT 220 or HD 6570 2GB without any problems. I'm pretty sure I recognise the 235W PSU you have - should be fine. Upgrading the PSU is slightly more difficult too, as these Dell motherboards sometimes have different 20 pin motherboard power layouts, so you would maybe need to repin the 20 pin motherboard power cable. The form factor is akso often different, so be careful with that if upgrading your PSU.

i cant upgrade the psu as my pc case is small and the psu is not standard shape or size, thanks for the info