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Was going to buy a 1050ti but wanted to know if it would suit my motherboard and processor

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Should, as long as it fits, yes.

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I'm currently using a dell t1700 tower workstation the and I wanted to know if I could install a 1050ti into the machine it has a 365w power source and an intel Xeon e3 1246 clocked at 3.5 GHz and 16 gigs of ram and PCI express 3.0 wanted to know if it could run with my system.

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5 minutes ago, Arnav120107 said:

it has a 365w power source

Im less concerned about that and about the existence of pcie power connector. Most 1050Ti needs 6 pin power to boot.

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10 minutes ago, SorryClaire said:

Im less concerned about that and about the existence of pcie power connector. Most 1050Ti needs 6 pin power to boot.

Not really, there's lots of 1050ti models that do not require a 6 pin, looking on eBay most 1050ti's for sale don't have a 6 pin power connector and going on tech power up MSI, EVGA, ZOTAC, Asus and other manufacturers have plenty of models that do not have a 6 pin connector.

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7 minutes ago, AndreiArgeanu said:

Not really, there's lots of 1050ti models that do not require a 6 pin, looking on eBay most 1050ti's for sale don't have a 6 pin power connector and going on tech power up MSI, EVGA, ZOTAC, Asus and other manufacturers have plenty of models that do not have a 6 pin connector.

so it should work right??

 

 

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