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06-21-2023 11:51 AM
PSU upgrade for EliteDesk 800 G3 SFF PC.
I have installed a dedicated GPU and added more of the same RAM the PC came with. The dedicated GPU I have installed is an Nvidia GTX 1650 sff. And my RAM is now 32GB. I am worried the stock PSU is not powerful enough to properly supply power to the PC after these upgrades.
I am looking for an upgrade to the stock PSU that fits inside the small form-factor chassis. I do not know the exact power draw of my current PC. The PC is currently running with the stock PSU but the GPU isn't being fully utilised and its temperatures rise fast. I am looking for at least 275W but am aiming for a 300-500W upgrade. I cannot find a PSU that fits all these criteria.
06-21-2023 02:25 PM - edited 06-21-2023 02:28 PM
The EliteDesk 800 G3 SFF is delivered with a 180 W PSU that definitely does not have enough grunt for a dedicated GPU.
In reality you are asking a lot for an upgrade of such an entry level PC.
You could have had way more bang for your GB Pounds with a refurbished desktop PC.
Consider that for your next PC if budget constraints are an issue.
Here are a few possible PSU upgrades for your PC. Just use the part numbers and search in your UK region for them.
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06-21-2023 04:53 PM - edited 06-21-2023 05:03 PM
I suggest taking a read of the thread at the hyperlink below.
I do suggest taking UserBenchmark information at face value since reviews about it on the internet are a bit mixed.
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