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Re: Artifacts on screen after installing graphics card and power supply
I would advise against that until you can isolate the issue.
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Re: Artifacts on screen after installing graphics card and power supply
Ok. Maybe I won't upgrade to Windows 7 beta just yet. I was talking to a guy at work, and he said that a 500W power unit should be more than enough to run the graphics card that I have, and then some. I was then thinking, since I don't really have another computer to try it on, I could maybe buy an upgraded version or the same card at a Best Buy or something, as long as I can return it. Not sure if they would let me return it, but I'll check that option out. Thank you.
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