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    Need help with dell psu and upgrading graohics

    Need help please
    I aint got a clue

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    Me neither.

    Need more details.
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    well i need a new graphics card for my new dell e520 and i dunno wat i need and stuff like psu and wat is a good graphics card


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    ok post the specs of the current computer for a start to solve the obvious compatability issue, pci-e or agp?

    what card is it that you currently have?

    How much do you want to spend?

    Why is it that you want to upgrade psu for?

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    i need psu upgrade coz i aint got enough for a good graphic card i got 360 wat i think i dunno

    willin to spend around £200 max

    my specs are as follows:

    Dell Inc.
    Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 4300 @ 1.80GHz (2 CPUs), ~1.8GHz
    Memory: 1014MB RAM
    Hard Drive: 409 GB Total
    Video Card: Intel(R) G965 Express Chipset Family
    Monitor: 20 inch widescreen
    Speakers/Headphones: dell 2.1
    Operating System: Windows Vista™ Home Premium

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    please help

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    You need to check if the Dell actually has a PCI-E slot that you can put the card into.

    Im pretty sure that Dell have non-standard PSUs, so getting one to fit there is going to be difficult. It would probably be easier to get a different case and PSU.
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    Clunk - they also have non-standard motherboards, which makes them a pain in the rear to upgrade.

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    a quick lookup told me they have a 16x pci-e slot but the psu looks under powered for anything other than 7300 or a x1300 as it looks like it does not have a pci-e power connector

    http://www.dell.com/content/products...&~tab=specstab
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    Pc power and cooling do psu's too replace Dell non standard ones. You can order them from their site the postage is $58 to the UK.

    http://www.pcpower.com/products/power_supplies/dell/

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