GTX 1050 Ti in HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF

[Bhan]

I have been searching online for the spec sheets for the EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF to see if there is any PCI-E power delivery limit. I know that other SFF motherboards often cap the power delivery of the PCI-E socket to ~30W and as far as I can see there is no limit on the EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF. 

The power supply is the stock 80+ Platinum 240W which looks to have enough power to supply the CPU (i5 4570) and single HDD. 

I am planning to use a SFF 1050 Ti which has no extra PCI-E power cable and will draw around 75W from the motherboard only. Would the EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF be able to support this?

Thanks.

[Big_Dave]

Hi,

What is the recommended minimum power supply wattage for the specific make and model NVIDIA GTX 1050TI?

These HP specifications indicate a different PSU. Hard to believe that the SFF would have a 320 watt PSU. 

The same specifications indicate a version 2 PCIe x16 slot that is wired to x4. In the past that has been tied to a wattage limitation. Perhaps HP is limiting wattage for the second PCIe slot.

HP does offer an OEM NVIDIA GTX 1050TI for PCs with 180 watt 90+ efficient PSU. However, it's a full height card.

If you want go ahead and give it a try with the 1050TI then measure inside and see if this make and model 1050TI will fit.  You need 211mm (8.3") for the length.

NOTE: All of the graphics cards offered by HP for the SFF were under 30 watts and around 6" in length.

[EatSalmorejo]

If you use an SSD system, the consumption will be less. I used in this computer model a GTX 1050ti and it started and worked perfectly.