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Do I see only 20 pins of the 24 pin motherboard power connector actually filled there? Your 1650 is getting all its power from the motherboard, so you might be right on the edge of what the power supply that came with the office PC can handle.
Yeah thinking the same. 10 series is new enough where 24 pin mobos were a thing, and so if it doesn't have its own power connector then it'll need quite a bit from the mobo.
The 1650's TDP is 75W, which is the most you can draw just from the slot.