Pavilion 550-150qe: graphics and power for 550-150qe

Hello

My nephew wants to upgrade the graphics card in his 5501150qe and will probably need to upgrade to the power supply, too.   It's a small suitcase and the first card he bought was too big (it did not before).  It has now become a Msi GeForce gt 740 live x 12 4 GB. Can anyone suggest a compatible power and there will be cooling problems?

Thank you-

This is a power supply unit (PSU) that must work for him.  The first thing to do is to measure the existing PSU and to compare measures of the link.  This ensures that the other is insert in space.

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