I got a new computer and i need help to find a power supply for my GTX

I got this computer
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...801&CatId=2627
What kind of power supply do I need for the GTX 1050? The cords and everything is different than the power supply I once had.

Heres a picture of the power supply. (If that helps)

The new one that's in my computer currently. (My GTX 1050 isn't compatible with it)
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My old one.
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TheUnknownM said:

I got this computer
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...801&CatId=2627
What kind of power supply do I need for the GTX 1050? The cords and everything is different than the power supply I once had.

Heres a picture of the power supply. (If that helps)

The new one that's in my computer currently. (My GTX 1050 isn't compatible with it)
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My old one.
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You need a 500-550w power supply for a 1050 ,You're system is crippled with a 320w power supply that is only meant to run IGPU it wasn't made for gaming also FYI i would add at least another 8gb of ram

Honestly i would swap it out and get a whole new set that is compatible this is a Refurbished PC

So i need to get another computer and there's no way i can find a compatible power supply for it?

Is the "old" 600 watt Thermaltake shown in the second picture defective?

ignatzatsonic said:

Is the "old" 600 watt Thermaltake shown in the second picture defective?

No, That power supply works fine but it's not compatible. Can't hook it up to the motherboard due to the cords being different.

My motherboard is the Hewlett-Packard and the model is 18E4

TheUnknownM said:

So i need to get another computer and there's no way i can find a compatible power supply for it?

The problem with that is it's a HP and they have power supplies that only fit their cases that looks like a slim case not the average PC size they have higher wattage supplies but you might need to contact hp

The other option is to pull that power supply out and see what size it really is you can stick any other one in there if it is a regular psu and if it does work that way get a quality one but make sure it will fit correctly

TheUnknownM said:

No, That power supply works fine but it's not compatible. Can't hook it up to the motherboard due to the cords being different.

My motherboard is the Hewlett-Packard and the model is 18E4

Again you bought a HP they have a gimmick that they make sure you can't do it yourself unless you have their special tools

solarstarshines said:

Again you bought a HP they have a gimmick that they make sure you can't do it yourself unless you have their special tools

Yeah, I noticed that because i can't boot into the bios :P so i need to contact HP to see if they have a power supply for the GTX 1050?

TheUnknownM said:

Yeah, I noticed that because i can't boot into the bios :P so i need to contact HP to see if they have a power supply for the GTX 1050?

You need to see if they can sell you a compatible one with higher voltage

solarstarshines said:

You need to see if they can sell you a compatible one with higher voltage

Alright, I will contact them tomorrow. Thanks for the replies, Hopefully, they do have a power supply that can run on the pc.