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£100 ish on a Graphics card
HI all ! My friend wants too Upgrade his graphics card in his 3 year old OEM Medion PC!
Pentium 4 CPU 3.06GHz Socket 775 Motherboard MS-7046 2 Gig DDR/SD RAM Duel channel RAM Nvidia 7300-SE-7200GS PCIe 16 PSU ? Not sure yet? Mobo Manuel recommends more than 350w so I think its maybe 450w Don't know how many 12v rails etc! This is the card he's looking as you can see it comes with molex to pci adaptor! http://www.zotac.com/httpdocs/brochu...synergy_v1.pdf http://www.overclockers.co.uk/produc...=56&subid=1009
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Re: £100 ish on a Graphics card
What sort of PSU do you think would be man enough for the job?
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Re: £100 ish on a Graphics card
Hello...
For 9800GT you would need more than 450W... You should be looking for something like this: Recommended Supply: Seasonic 600 watt Recommended Supply: PC Power & Cooling 610 watt Recommended Supply: Seasonic S12-650 Watt Recommended Supply: Coolermaster Real Power Pro 650 watt Recommended Supply: Corsair 650-TX -650 watt Recommended Supply: Seasonic M12-700 Watt Recommended Supply: Corsair 750-TX-750 watt Recommended Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower 750 watt More info here: Power Supply Information and Selection Hope this will help you mate... |
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Re: £100 ish on a Graphics card
Thanks! I thaught it would need a PSU upgrade! A lot of devices to power ,I forgot to say its got a TV card as well as Modem DVD Drive and DVD RW Drive.
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