Im building a dell and the only upgrade that it gives me is the 256MB ATI Radeon X1300 Pro instead of the Intell Graphics Media Accelerator X3000, it costs 100 more. Should I just get the X3000 and then buy a 7900 gs for around 150 from newegg and install it myself?
Im building a dell and the only upgrade that it gives me is the 256MB ATI Radeon X1300 Pro instead of the Intell Graphics Media Accelerator X3000, it costs 100 more. Should I just get the X3000 and then buy a 7900 gs for around 150 from newegg and install it myself?andyandy1
it has 512mb ram, right?
but i dont think its fast enough to even take advantage of it
[QUOTE="nohnaimer"]the default PSU from a dell might be enough to power a 7900gs, but its definitely not enough for a 7950gt, x1950 etc, x1900yoyo462001
for the dimension 9200 (i think its the XPS 410 in the USA) they give you 350W, i think its 300W for the rest.
its 305W, since he said x1300 or whatever is the best option offered by Dell, its not a XPS probably a Dimension E520 or something.
 its a good idea to check the Dell forums 1st to see if there are alot of ppl that had success using a 7900gs, x1950 or 7900gt etc on the stock PSU.
[QUOTE="yoyo462001"][QUOTE="nohnaimer"]the default PSU from a dell might be enough to power a 7900gs, but its definitely not enough for a 7950gt, x1950 etc, x1900nohnaimer
for the dimension 9200 (i think its the XPS 410 in the USA) they give you 350W, i think its 300W for the rest.
its 305W, since he said x1300 or whatever is the best option offered by Dell, its not a XPS probably a Dimension E520 or something.
 its a good idea to check the Dell forums 1st to see if there are alot of ppl that had success using a 7900gs, x1950 or 7900gt etc on the stock PSU.
it also depends alot on what other bit of hardware he has.
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