Hello,
I’ve been looking at smaller single fan graphics cards for a dell inspiron 620. From what I gather both the 3.1 ghz core i3-2100 cpu and the dell n6h3c 300w psu pretty much limit the possibilities to the geforce gtx 750ti and 1050 series. Is there any way to narrow that down some more? If the 60w 750ti are the only alternatives, what about the superclocked 750ti? Read somewhere that the gtx 750ti requires 20 amps on the 12v rail (don't know what that means) but specs on evga website don’t say that for those cards but do for others. As I understand it, even if I upgraded the psu, the choices of say nvidia cards would be same because of the cpu.
Will be adding a samsung 850 evo 250 gb ssd and would like to also add a pci-e usb 3 expansion card with 4 ports ( 2 external, 2 internal ) to otherwise stock computer with 500 gb 7200 rpm hdd, dvd burner and 4 gb ram
Thank you,
Hans
I’ve been looking at smaller single fan graphics cards for a dell inspiron 620. From what I gather both the 3.1 ghz core i3-2100 cpu and the dell n6h3c 300w psu pretty much limit the possibilities to the geforce gtx 750ti and 1050 series. Is there any way to narrow that down some more? If the 60w 750ti are the only alternatives, what about the superclocked 750ti? Read somewhere that the gtx 750ti requires 20 amps on the 12v rail (don't know what that means) but specs on evga website don’t say that for those cards but do for others. As I understand it, even if I upgraded the psu, the choices of say nvidia cards would be same because of the cpu.
Will be adding a samsung 850 evo 250 gb ssd and would like to also add a pci-e usb 3 expansion card with 4 ports ( 2 external, 2 internal ) to otherwise stock computer with 500 gb 7200 rpm hdd, dvd burner and 4 gb ram
Thank you,
Hans
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