Nvidia 7600gs agp 512mb ddr2


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    Nvidia 7600gs agp 512mb ddr2


    I wanted to ask you guys that I was going to buy this card and though if it would go with 7 and my computer.

    Here are my specs (dell optiplex gx270)

    I have the fat one there and have a larger processor (3.0ghz)

    and 1gb ram.


    I'd appreciate the help.
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  2. Posts : 2,588
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    Greatnesss said:
    I wanted to ask you guys that I was going to buy this card and though if it would go with 7 and my computer.

    Here are my specs (dell optiplex gx270)

    I have the fat one there and have a larger processor (3.0ghz)

    and 1gb ram.


    I'd appreciate the help.
    im afraid i cant view the link.....

    but if your currently running onboard GFX, & you have an empty AGP slot.....it should be fine.

    i'd certainly look into getting more system RAM though, an extra gig will help no end...



    :)SK
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  3. Posts : 7
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    skunksmash said:
    im afraid i cant view the link.....

    but if your currently running onboard GFX, & you have an empty AGP slot.....it should be fine.

    i'd certainly look into getting more system RAM though, an extra gig will help no end...



    :)SK

    Ok so you need adobe reader to view the link. Its a pdf.
    Anyways i checked and the card requires a 300 w power supply and my systems only 250 w.

    Can the power supply be upgraded.If not which graphic card do you guys recommend?
    oh and i do have an empty agp slot. thnx
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    Greatnesss said:
    Ok so you need adobe reader to view the link. Its a pdf.
    Anyways i checked and the card requires a 300 w power supply and my systems only 250 w.

    Can the power supply be upgraded.If not which graphic card do you guys recommend?
    oh and i do have an empty agp slot. thnx

    after looking at your specs, TBH your going to be throwing money at a system which is only getting older.....

    your motherboard has no room for improved H/W or bandwidth throughput..

    your processor is pretty slow & bound to cause a bottleneck with a newer GFX card..


    i'd suggest a new build (build a tower yourself), i will recommend the parts on the budget you provide.... this will work better than anything you could add to that DELL.

    if this is not an option & you still want to go with a new GFX card, the 7600GS will work just fine on the 250w PSU you have (manufacturer recommendations are always bloated), but a higher spec card will push the boundaries of a new PSU.



    :)SK
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  5. Posts : 7
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    I don't think a 3.0ghz processor is slow.

    And yeah i do need a gB of RAM.

    on building the tower I can't right now cause I just bough an xbox 360 so currently im totally outta CASH$$. (bought some other stuf too)

    SO R U sure the graphic card would work? I mean sure the recommendations r bloated but I wouldn't be too sure

    Thnx for the offer (recomendations on new tower) tho
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  6. Posts : 2,588
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    Greatnesss said:
    I don't think a 3.0ghz processor is slow.

    And yeah i do need a gB of RAM.

    on building the tower I can't right now cause I just bough an xbox 360 so currently im totally outta CASH$$. (bought some other stuf too)

    SO R U sure the graphic card would work? I mean sure the recommendations r bloated but I wouldn't be too sure

    Thnx for the offer (recomendations on new tower) tho
    its a single core 3ghz chip, so yes its pretty slow.....

    regarding power, my GTX260 is ''recommended'' to have a min of 500-600w PSU, but in reality it barely breaks 350w...(& my 260 uses more power than the vanilla version)

    the Amperage is more important than the actual wattage though, & the 7600GS requires 20A on the 12v rail (i believe), as long as you dont have 10 HDDs & 30 USB products i reckon your PSU will be fine, (but without the actual specs of the unit i cant be 100%)

    im trying to avoid telling you to buy a new PSU to run that card in that rig b/c IMO its just more money you could be spending elsewhere...


    but if your prepared to buy a new PSU anyway, it wont hurt to buy the card & see if it functions properly before you spend more.



    :)SK
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    skunksmash said:
    its a single core 3ghz chip, so yes its pretty slow.....

    regarding power, my GTX260 is ''recommended'' to have a min of 500-600w PSU, but in reality it barely breaks 350w...(& my 260 uses more power than the vanilla version)

    the Amperage is more important than the actual wattage though, & the 7600GS requires 20A on the 12v rail (i believe), as long as you dont have 10 HDDs & 30 USB products i reckon your PSU will be fine, (but without the actual specs of the unit i cant be 100%)

    im trying to avoid telling you to buy a new PSU to run that card in that rig b/c IMO its just more money you could be spending elsewhere...


    but if your prepared to buy a new PSU anyway, it wont hurt to buy the card & see if it functions properly before you spend more.



    :)SK
    Yeah thnx a lot. I'm gonna test it out.

    BTW I told u I'm outta cash some1 else is buying it for me .
    So I totally can't afford a new PSU (right now)
    I aim for a new 1 next year. A good 1.
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  8. Posts : 2,588
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       #8

    keep us posted........




    :)SK
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  9. Posts : 7
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       #9

    W00t. It works.

    Hallelujah Babeh.

    Thnx a lot for the support man.
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  10. Posts : 2,588
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    glad to hear it.......





    :)SK
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