Would this video card work with my pc?

I'm very interested in buying an EVGA GeForce 9800GTX+ for my Dell Dimension 9200 desktop pc. I was just wondering if it was compatible with my pc or not. If it is not, would an EVGA GeForce 9800GT work better? I don't really want to buy a new power supply either... but if I have to I might. If I do have to buy a new power supply, could someone also please list the price of one that would work forme?If anyone could please answer this, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!!!

Does ur pc have a pci-e slot?

If then the card will work, dont get the 9800gtx, ur much better of getting the gts 250, its a rebranded 9800gtx with lower power consumption

Does ur pc have a pci-e slot?

If then the card will work, dont get the 9800gtx, ur much better of getting the gts 250, its a rebranded 9800gtx with lower power consumption

Amith12

[QUOTE="Amith12"]

Does ur pc have a pci-e slot?

If then the card will work, dont get the 9800gtx, ur much better of getting the gts 250, its a rebranded 9800gtx with lower power consumption

TerroRizing

Thnx for that, forgot it was a Dell, ive never had one so I cant comment too much, Dell's must be low on internal space

[QUOTE="TerroRizing"]

[QUOTE="Amith12"]

Does ur pc have a pci-e slot?

If then the card will work, dont get the 9800gtx, ur much better of getting the gts 250, its a rebranded 9800gtx with lower power consumption

Amith12

Thnx for that, forgot it was a Dell, ive never had one so I cant comment too much, Dell's must be low on internal space

[QUOTE="Amith12"]

Does ur pc have a pci-e slot?

If then the card will work, dont get the 9800gtx, ur much better of getting the gts 250, its a rebranded 9800gtx with lower power consumption

Would a GeForce 9800GT be any better than the GeForce 9800GTX+?Triksta6

typo :?

so i should only buy the nvidia cards that have GS at the end of them?Triksta6

Not necessarily, But consider looking at GTS250, its almost the exact same as the 9800GTX+

[QUOTE="Triksta6"]so i should only buy the nvidia cards that have GS at the end of them?Amith12

Not necessarily, But consider looking at GTS250, its almost the exact same as the 9800GTX+

However, that only applies to for say a 9800GTX vs a 9800GT.

If you put in the GTS 250, it is slightly better than the 9800GTX.

[QUOTE="Amith12"]

[QUOTE="Triksta6"]so i should only buy the nvidia cards that have GS at the end of them?Luminouslight

Not necessarily, But consider looking at GTS250, its almost the exact same as the 9800GTX+

However, that only applies to for say a 9800GTX vs a 9800GT.

If you put in the GTS 250, it is slightly better than the 9800GTX.

LOL you should have said;

[prefix]GTX>[prefix]GTS>GTX>GTS>GT>GS

It's more of a rule of thumb when buying Nvidia cards. I am not comparing specific cards, but cards in the same bracket like 8800 or 9800 series. The GTS 250 is basically a rebranded 9800GTX+, so it performs almost the same.

[QUOTE="TerroRizing"]

[QUOTE="Amith12"]

Does ur pc have a pci-e slot?

If then the card will work, dont get the 9800gtx, ur much better of getting the gts 250, its a rebranded 9800gtx with lower power consumption

Triksta6

It's more of a rule of thumb when buying Nvidia cards. I am not comparing specific cards, but cards in the same bracket like 8800 or 9800 series. The GTS 250 is basically a rebranded 9800GTX+, so it performs almost the same.

Luminouslight

It's more of a rule of thumb when buying Nvidia cards. I am not comparing specific cards, but cards in the same bracket like 8800 or 9800 series. The GTS 250 is basically a rebranded 9800GTX+, so it performs almost the same.