sorry I confused your pc with another model. Actually it is easier in your case to use a standard form factor 460w-500w ATX psu (which has a black 6 pin PCIe connector) plus a 24 to 8 pin adapter for Dell inspiron 3670.
for the standard atx form factor you can use Dell xps/aurora 460w, or third party one. currently best deal on market for new psu is EVGA for example 500W for 29.99
Inspiron 3670 and 3650 use Dell thin form factor psu with propietary 8 pin (white) for motherboard. I believe the 8 pin out is the same as Dell optiplex XE2. there is a Dell psu for XE2 that has a PCIe 6pin connector (black) that you can use for GTX 1650.
Dell 4FCWX
nvidia spec for gtx 1650 does not mention a 6 pin. some card maker may have added a 6 pin.
This psu is designed for Inspiron 3670 as well as Optiplex 9020/7020 which also use Dell proprietary 8 pin white ATX 12V connector. so this would be an easier upgrade of stock 290w psu (which has no 6 pin PCIe).
I installed the PSU and Windows wouldn't boot so I disabled Secure Boot. Now I can login but Windows restarts seconds after the loading the desktop. I restored my BIOS to Last Known Good Settings. This time windows loaded for about 5 minutes before restarting again.
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Posted January 4th, 2022 15:00
silver Dell OEM 460w psu
Gigabyte GeForce® GTX 1650 WINDFORCE Card size
Inspiron 3670