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Video Card Upgrade
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coozie7
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Exactly which PSU is it? All the cards listed might have problems with a cheap, no brand unit.
Also check that it has the correct PCI-E connectors, it's not a good idea to run a powerful card off molex/PCI-E adaptors, we've had several posts where the OP has done just this and damaged the adaptors/s because they were overloaded, resulting in 'card faults'.
If the PSU is of unknown qulity I'd suggest you look for a 7870 LE card and use the money saved to purchase a decent one-550W with suitable PCI-E leads will be plenty.
Also check that it has the correct PCI-E connectors, it's not a good idea to run a powerful card off molex/PCI-E adaptors, we've had several posts where the OP has done just this and damaged the adaptors/s because they were overloaded, resulting in 'card faults'.
If the PSU is of unknown qulity I'd suggest you look for a 7870 LE card and use the money saved to purchase a decent one-550W with suitable PCI-E leads will be plenty.
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