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hello i have a HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF Core i5 4570 and I wanted to add a graphics card but it has very low wattage so I was wondering is there any decent power supplies I can put in it?

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13 minutes ago, mystic gamer 14 said:

hello i have a HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF Core i5 4570 and I wanted to add a graphics card but it has very low wattage so I was wondering is there any decent power supplies I can put in it?

Wait, so do you want a PSU or a GPU? Also, what are you going to use your PC for? 

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7 hours ago, mystic gamer 14 said:

hello i have a HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF Core i5 4570 and I wanted to add a graphics card but it has very low wattage so I was wondering is there any decent power supplies I can put in it?

Split off in to its own thread. Please don't hijack other peoples posts.

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7 hours ago, mystic gamer 14 said:

hello i have a HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF Core i5 4570 and I wanted to add a graphics card but it has very low wattage so I was wondering is there any decent power supplies I can put in it?

 

Best to just get another PC that's not an SFF... They are highly proprietary... And a lot of other problems... They were good for what they were made for, not much else really... Just basic office PCs, email and browse the internet PC's basically.

 

A mid tower would be best or build one etc.

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The HP ProDesk 600 SFF has a proprietary 12V only 240w Platinum PSU manufactured by Delta. You can't simply take a standard ATX power supply and plug it into your HP motherboard and expect it to work. You would need an adapter, and even you find one (or make one), there's an issue of form factor. Can you find one that fit in that case? Or you going to buy a new case as well? You will be putting so much into making a system from 2014 to work, I would just build another computer.

 

If you are looking to upgrade that HP, I think your best bet would just get a low-profile GPU that does not need to be power by a 6-pin PCIE cable but just the 75w PCIE slot. Something like the GTX 1650 for example (assuming that your HP can support a 167mm card) : https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1650-gv-n1656oc-4gl/p/N82E16814932298

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