Prebuilt (Sff) PC graphics card upgrade?

[Sonicman76]

Hi so im able to get a prebuilt Desktop PC from my University. This is money that cant be used elsewhere except their store.  (free hardware in a way, could get tablets and other stuff)

Never mind the details.

 

Im thinking of getting Lenovo ThinkCentre M900 SFF Desktop PC. (small form factor, No big desktops available through store)  I believe its a thin case and cant take regular graphics cards.

It has good specs except the graphics card, I want it to be good for gaming too.

Looking to get the PC to play at 1080p 60 fps on high at least, low settings 144 fps + for like Overwatch.

Im not sure what kinda graphic card i can upgrade it too. I know it has to be low profile. (hoping to get 1050ti low profile)

 

Heres the specs and stuff.

• Windows 7 Professional 64 English
• Platform SFF Q170 210W 85%
• Intel Core i7-6700 Processor (8M Cache, up to 4.00 GHz)
• Memory 16GB(8+8) DDR4 2133 UDIMM
• 500GB Hard Drive,7200 RPM,3.5",SATA
• NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 2GB HDMI Low Profile
• DVDRW
• No Wi-Fi (Wireless Connection)
• Integrated Ethernet (Connection to internet via Ethernet Cable - Cable not included)
• USB Optical Mouse Black
• USB Fullsize Keyboard Black - UK English
• Publication English

 

Price: £650 

if it matters

Monitor: 27 inch Hd monitor. 60 hz(dunno) may upgrade to a 144 hz monitor.

 

Im no tech wizard. But 210 watts may be low for 1050ti low profile graphics card. I dunno much about this.

 

Id like to know if i install a 1050ti graphics card is there a risk, will it work?

Do i need to upgrade my power-supply (maybe a recommendation or link).

Does the power supply have to be a certain size?

Any upgrades even needed for 1080p gaming at high 60fps. (overwatch,destiny,cod)

 

Thanks in advance 

 

 

 

 

 

[Crunchy Dragon]

I think a 1050Ti ITX would fit in there if you've got the cash for it

[Wolf585]

I'd recommend upgrading the power supply to 400w minimum just to be sure, then the 1050ti would be ok.

[Mi26]

Change the case first then the PSU and GPU 

[kagarium]

MSI offers this GTX 1050 Ti

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137081

Works in full or half height enclosures.

 

They recommend at least a 300w PSU with it.