Is 290W OEM PSU enough for a 1050Ti?

[JamesBurgundy]

So,  my friend is building a new PC.  He has a pre-built with a 290W PSU.  He wants to upgrade his PC with upcoming Ryzen 1400X and a 1050Ti.  Will this PSU be enough for his upgrade?

[Phentos]

It'll be good enough for the 1050 TI.

 

It probably won't cut it for both the 1400X and the 1050 TI. 

[zMeul]

that's a Delta PSU, you can't ask for better - quite literally

[HKZeroFive]

It's a Delta power supply so it should be good quality-wise. Even though the 1400X isn't even out, I'm willing to bet that power supply could run it with a GTX 1050Ti quite comfortably.

[JamesBurgundy]

1 minute ago, zMeul said:

that's a Delta PSU, you can't ask for better - quite literally

So would it work?  Assuming that the 1400X is 65W and not overclocked and 1050Ti doesn't require additional Pci E power?

[zMeul]

1 minute ago, FabulousGamer said:

So would it work?  Assuming that the 1400X is 65W and not overclocked and 1050Ti doesn't require additional Pci E power?

you could get a kill-a-watt gizmo and measure the power draw at the wall

the PSU should be enough

[JamesBurgundy]

Just now, zMeul said:

you could get a kill-a-watt gizmo and measure the power draw at the wall

Thanks,  I'll be getting one soon. +1

[HKZeroFive]

1 minute ago, FabulousGamer said:

So would it work?  Assuming that the 1400X is 65W and not overclocked and 1050Ti doesn't require additional Pci E power?

Assuming it doesn't have propriety cables, I'd say it'd work just fine.

[STRMfrmXMN]

You'll be fine. No CPU you'd expect to be paired with a 1050ti will draw so much power combined with a 1050ti that it'll exceed 290W. You also have a Delta PSU so you're likely in the clear.