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

[TheUnknownM]

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)
https://imgur.com/RM8f042

My old one.
https://imgur.com/llXQbIF

 

[BigFeet]

That PC has a proprietary power supply. It's an odd form factor too. What plug do you need? A 6 pin PCIe plug? I didn't think a 1050 needed extra power. They make 4 pin molex to 6 pin adapters (if that's what you need), and they usually come with the graphics card.

https://www.amazon.com/4-Pin-Molex-Female-Adapter-Length/dp/B007NMSUUA

 

[BigFeet]

Ok, now that I look closely at one, if you require a PCIe 6 pin connector for the graphics card, it looks like you'll need to find a different power supply. That one doesn't seem to have either a PCIe connector or a 4 pin molex. These older refurbs, especially HP/Dell/Lenovo business class PC's have very proprietary parts in them. They aren't meant for much expansion other than maybe hard drives. I'm not sure if a regular ATX power supply will fit or not. Maybe borrow one from someone or another PC.

 

[Bighorn]

Maybe a modular power supply where one plugs in only the cables needed?

 

[Comp Cmndo]

Nothing proprietary about that HP model. Your pics are not helpful. What makes you think you need a power supply?

 

[TheUnknownM]

I thought i needed a power supply to hook up that video card. I got a converter and it works.

 

[BigFeet]

Nothing proprietary about that HP model. Your pics are not helpful. What makes you think you need a power supply?

Some of the cheapest ones use laptop psu's