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Help finding a Graphics Card that will fit PLEASE!
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Hey TTG i am once again asking for another favor! Please help me find a graphics card that could fit into my [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] !
Thank you in advance TTG you've always been there when I've needed help with my PC =)
Also If you have time could you please tell me the best processor i could fit into my motherboard without changing everything...
Also my RAM is already upgraded to 4Gb
Thank you in advance TTG you've always been there when I've needed help with my PC =)
Also If you have time could you please tell me the best processor i could fit into my motherboard without changing everything...
Also my RAM is already upgraded to 4Gb
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Does your have an external power brick? If you do, does it say "135w" on it? On its own, the DC7900 can consume some 60w of power, but a 6670 or 7750 can add 75w to that number, which would be too much.
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what do you mean by external power brick? my max output is 240v..
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amurmum wrote what do you mean by external power brick? my max output is 240v..
The voltage is not what matters here; it's the wattage. The DC7900 seems to have an external power supply to cut down on size. I just need to know whether you have an internal or external power supply so I can recommend you upgrades that will actually work.
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well how could i find out if its internal or external... i know its inside my pc so it must mean that its internal right? :s LOL
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Hello? Anybody there to help? :/
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I said I have the small form factor?
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amurmum wrote I said I have the small form factor?
Both of them are small form factor. One uses an external PSU and one does not. One will accept a PCI-E graphics card and power it, one will not.
This is the one with the external power: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
You won't be able to make the upgrades you want if this is the one you have.
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No gladly I do not have that one
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