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Oh no it's alright now, I just realised the fan on the product I'm intending on getting goes down, not up :P Thanks for all the help :)
Your motherboard has a 24pin ATX with a 4pin extension. A lot of newer boards use this, as do the newer PSUs, but it is worth making sure. I don't know if the one Fumz posted has that or not.
If you have something in the way where your graphics card will go, simply move it
~Lordbob
Ah, see how easy it is to get confused!!
PCI slot btw.
So you are taking the plunge?
Which video card?
Yeah you know what I mean
I'll probably be going for this one, similar to what you recommended me: HIS ATI Radeon HD 4850 iCooler IV 1024MB GDDR3 PCI-Express Graphics Card [H485FM1GH] Graphics and Video ATI HD 4000 Series
Apart from putting the graphics card into the PCI-E slot, what else must I connect to it?
Auxiliary power: one 6 pin PCI-E power connector. (They may give you a Molex-to-PCI-E power adapter.)
Rather than read back through the thread: are you upgrading the PSU as well? I think that it'd be a rare 300W PSU that could support such a card. The recommended PSU for the card is 450W or greater, although some with lesser power ratings might work if they have good +12V ratings.