Wanting to upgrade Graphic Card in Dell Studio XPS 435mt

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PeterTLJr

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What are my options for upgrading? As the title says I have the Dell Studio XPS 435mt. From the info I gathered it has a smaller case so I don't think high-end graphics cards will fit but I'd like something that can handle newer games.
 
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bryonhowley


From what I could find you have 1 16x PCI-E slot. From what I can gather it comes with a ATI card that would be using that slot so you would replace the ATI card with the new one.

But you will want to make sure your PSU can handle the new card.
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PeterTLJr

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the problem is I don't think I have the 16 pcie.
 
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I have, I don't think I saw one, then again I hardly know what I'm looking for so I could have easily overlooked it. I do however have some pictures I took of the inside that I will upload and see if you can spot it out.
1. http://s1180.photobucket.com/user/PeterTLJr/media/20130419_101649.jpg.html
2. http://s1180.photobucket.com/user/PeterTLJr/media/20130419_101644.jpg.html
3. http://s1180.photobucket.com/user/PeterTLJr/media/20130419_185902.jpg.html
 
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From what I could find you have 1 16x PCI-E slot. From what I can gather it comes with a ATI card that would be using that slot so you would replace the ATI card with the new one.

But you will want to make sure your PSU can handle the new card.
 
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PeterTLJr

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I'm pretty sure my PSU is dying so I'm replacing that as well. Would a 475W be enough?
 
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