GTX 1050 PSU

[HelixEon]

I have a HP-Pavillion 500-336 and I was wondering if I could just slap a GTX 1050 and 4GB RAM in it. Can the OEM PSU handle it?

[Delian]

Yes.

[HelixEon]

Is there any risk of a PSU overload?

[Xreldo]

no

[Mr.Meerkat]

7 minutes ago, HelixEon said:

Is there any risk of a PSU overload?

How many watts does the PSU "claims" it has? 

[HelixEon]

300W, it's like a generic PSU.

[Mr.Meerkat]

Just now, HelixEon said:

300W

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300watts is enough for an i3 and 1050...

Should be fine although since it's a prebuilt PSU, you always run the risk of it actually not being able to actually supply it's claimed wattage. To be fair, an i3 4130 and a 1050 would only consume around 100-125 watts so around 150-175watts total including motherboard and other shizzle so it will be fine  

[Delian]

But Wait if you try to Stick an GPU in your OEM System Pavillon have only 14 cm Room in Lenght. 

[HelixEon]

1 minute ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

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300watts is enough for an i3 and 1050...

Should be fine although since it's a prebuilt PSU, you always run the risk of it actually not being able to actually supply it's claimed wattage. To be fair, an i3 4130 and a 1050 would only consume around 100-125 watts so around 150-175watts total including motherboard and other shizzle so it will be fine  

Okay, thanks.  

[Delian]

26 minutes ago, HelixEon said:

Okay, thanks.  

 

[STRMfrmXMN]

4 hours ago, HelixEon said:

I have a HP-Pavillion 500-336 and I was wondering if I could just slap a GTX 1050 and 4GB RAM in it. Can the OEM PSU handle it?

An i3 and 1050 will consume about 100W so you're in all likelihood going to be OK