@Notdeadyet0420  Yes, the Zotac Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4 GB GDDR6 128-bit graphics card should fit in your Dell Optiplex 7010. Before purchasing, it's recommended to check the specifications of your computer to ensure compatibility and make sure your power supply can handle the additional power requirements of the new graphics card.

7010 has three common form factor: MT, DT, SFF (and USFF)

When you say desktop, it could loosely refer to any of the three above form factor, or specifically refer to DT.    The Zotac Gaming Geforce GTX 1650 OC 4 GB GDDR6 128 bit gaming graphics card, super compact can only physically fit the MT model because it looks like a full height video card.  

 If you have DT, you need a low profile gtx 1650 with a short bracket.

I ordered this computer here. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01LKOZEF0?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

I appreciate the help.

this is the computer that I purchased I haven't received it yet, I get it on Wednesday... will the Zotac Gaming Geforce GTX 1650 OC 4 GB GDDR6 128 bit gaming graphics card super compact fit in this you think?

No, this card shouldn't fit into Compact or SFF Dell model because it is not low-profile.
Zotac specification says it's 111 mm high but LP card standard is <65mm

Alright thanks for the help. I ordered an MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Low Profile Video Card. I hope it works out for me. Does anyone know if I need to order a different bracket also with it, and if so, which one? Much appreciated for any help.

Thanks and have a good day!

As it happens, vendor lists pc as “desktop” or DT but Amazon pic as well as small print says SFF.  So which one is it?   DT and SFF both are low profile.

ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR6 is a full height video card which would not fit DT or SFF.

you would need a low profile short bracket video card.

the card typically has a thick cooler and is double slot width.  Install such a card in blue PCIe x16 slot (slot 1) which is wired x 16 per 7010sff tech guide.  

Optiplex 7010 user Notdeadyet0420 sent this question 

Hey man how are you doing? I am new to the forum, but i've always been a big fan of Dell. I recently ordered a refurbished Dell Optiplex 7010 business DT off Amazon. It comes Wednesday. I used to be a big gamer growing up and i'd like to get back into it again because it'll keep me outta trouble. Anyways, my question is the will  ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR6 128-bit Gaming Graphics Card Super Compact fit in it? I have an opportunity to get the video card for a decent price. Anyways, if you could let me know it'd be much appreciated because I need to order the video card now so it'll be here around the same time I receive the DT. Here's a picture of the DT and a link to Amazon showing you the exact one I ordered.

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01LKOZEF0?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Thanks and have a good day.

If it is a new card (or sold "as new" since those products are end of life for a while anyways) then normally it would be specified if LP bracket is included with package, for a second-hand it is normally visible on a picture or given as part of listing details (otherwise for most popular sales platforms like ebay/amazon you can return as incorrect product description) as extra info (you can also ask seller before buying).
By the way their smallest model in a range: USFF - doesn't have PCIe slot.

DT model pictured above.  DT comes with 250w PSU.  Though many YouTubers do it, just an fyi, running 75w cards on 250w PSU's isn't in Dell specs.  275w+ PSU's running 75w cards are.

If you bought a 7010 MT (mini tower), then you'd not only have a 275w PSU, but would also have an easier time upgrading it if you wanted to upscale GPU.

So I just found out that it’s a SFF. I hope that doesn’t screw me up with the video card I ordered. 

  here is my computer I just got it today… it was suppose to come Wednesday.. I hope the video card I ordered fits it. MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Low Profile Video Card

Not a best angle, picture from the back and with open side panel (PCIe slots towards back panel) would be self-explanatory in answering that question.
If PCIe slot is there then mechanical fit shouldn't be a problem for generic low-profile card but as was pointed out below by @bradthetechnut - there are limitations on power balance with that model.
SFF and Desktop models have a limit of 50W on PCIe blue slot (vs 75W for Tower model) and 25W for secondary PCIe slot as described in this 7010 GPU thread (image on last post by @speedstep )
your MSI 1050 Ti GPU card is ranked at 70W-75W (as per quick web-search), therefore it's better to be a careful with loading system too much and adding extra components.

Yes, slots are not in use and not obstructed, low-profile PCIe card should be just fine there in a mechanical sense.