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HachiJuRoku

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I have a dell 0C2KJT Motherboard
A Intel Core i3 560 3.33GHz CPU
A 300w Power supply
And a GeForce Gt 610 graphics card

I want to upgrade to a new graphics card Power supply, But my power supply doesn't support the 6-8 pin that must graphics card have. I want to upgrade both my graphics card and power supply but i'm not sure if my motherboard can handle it.
Anything will help.
 
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It depends on what your budget is... and whether you with to go with AMD or NVidia...
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The motherboard isn't the problem... it's usually the case itself. Sometimes OEM computers have weird designs that make adding 3rd Party components difficult. If you do buy a PSU, make sure you get it from a place with a good return policy just in case you need to return it....
 
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Here are two you can choose from:


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150714

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814500385

If you order online, you will get the best prices available. I looked at the Best Buy website. The problem with going there is... their stores almost always carry the OLDER CARDS with a markup. For example, with a $150 budget, the best card inside their store would be the old/aging NVidia 750. I recommend if you went with NVidia, don't get anything below a 9-Series... and if you went with AMD don't go below an R9 2xx series card.

I hope I've been able to help you out a bit and given you good advice.

You should also be able to find decent prices on Amazon or Frys websites as well.
 
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