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in terms of upgrading, what do you actually plan on upgrading?
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in terms of upgrading, what do you actually plan on upgrading?
due to the low wattage psu (180 watts), i personally wouldn't recommend adding a discrete gpu, as nvidia recommends a 450w power supply. 1660 super itself draws 125w alone. even for the 1650, nvidia recommends a 300w power supply.
if you're not pushing the performance, technically it will still work, although you'll need an adapter to add power to the GPU as the power supply most likely will not come with an unused 8 pin connector. also, you most likely won't be able to upgrade the psu without significant workaround as they do not use a standard atx psu and use proprietary connectors to the motherboard and case.
in short, it's not recommended and it's not worth the effort. if you want to add a discrete gpu for gaming, i suggest either building one or purchasing one that comes with one already.
https://imgur.com/a/7SNT0Z7
Other considerations:
- I already have a gtx1080
- I have a 750W power supply I could swap in if the power supply is swappable