How change graphics card xps 420 standard
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- Sep 7, 2013
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Existing factory-fitted power supply may not be sufficient for new card.
Please post:
1. Make & model of new graphics card.
2. Make & model of PSU.
Please post:
1. Make & model of new graphics card.
2. Make & model of PSU.
Ty for reply. New card is geforce gt 730 ddr3
And i dont know how to say what the battery is. I think it says max 324w. Its the standard dell battery im pretty sure. And when i tried my old graphics card it does the same thing it sounds like its starting buy no video output at all. And i dont think i have a built in vga port.
I think i might of hit something because i was trying really hard to get the graphics card out before maybe i hit something important?
And i dont know how to say what the battery is. I think it says max 324w. Its the standard dell battery im pretty sure. And when i tried my old graphics card it does the same thing it sounds like its starting buy no video output at all. And i dont think i have a built in vga port.
I think i might of hit something because i was trying really hard to get the graphics card out before maybe i hit something important?
- Sep 7, 2013
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LOL - it's not a battery, it's a PSU (Power Supply Unit), either 375w or 425w depending on hardware options chosen when bought.
I don't know what the problem is, won't be easy to diagnose if PC has no integrated graphics adapter. Good luck.
I don't know what the problem is, won't be easy to diagnose if PC has no integrated graphics adapter. Good luck.
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