Upgrading gpu in prebuilt

[Running Raptors]

My friend has a dell inspiron 3650 prebuilt with a i5 6400, 8gb of ram, and a gt 730. I was wondering if putting a 1050ti would work. The computer has a proprietary psu and motherboard. It does not have a 24 pin connector instead it has a 6 pin and the normal 4 pin for the cpu. I was wondering if the motherboard pcie slot would even output 75 watts to power the 1050 ti? 

[Colin Donoghue]

Yes that's the beauty of the 1050ti you can just slot it into prebuilts, should be fine

[Billy_Mays]

Above the PCIe slot how many watts does it say it provides and you will need a external 6 pin connector on some GTX 1050TIs 

[Guest]

I suppose as long as the propiotary power supply can output enough wattage for the the added wattage from the motherboard, than it should be ok.

[Running Raptors]

13 minutes ago, Billy_Mays said:

Above the PCIe slot how many watts does it say it provides and you will need a external 6 pin connector on some GTX 1050TIs 

it doesn't say on the motherboard

[Running Raptors]

11 minutes ago, TheBeastPC said:

I suppose as long as the propiotary power supply can output enough wattage for the the added wattage from the motherboard, than it should be ok.

thats the other thing, im not sure what the wattage is on it. Im guessing 300 watts

 

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, Running Raptors said:

thats the other thing, im not sure what the wattage is on it. Im guessing 300 watts

 

whats the psu?

[Running Raptors]

Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

whats the psu?

i have no idea, its proprietary 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, Running Raptors said:

i have no idea, its proprietary 

It should say what the wattage is on the power supply label.

[lonleyspoon]

I've heard about someone using a GTX 1050Ti on a 220 OEM PSU with no problems. So you should be fine if you have a PSU with that "power"