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Will 8800 GT Fit In Inspiron 530s?
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Hi,
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Quite possibly. I doubt the rest to the Inspiron would fit in the case with it though.
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Sorry, Dell's amazing marketing confused me |
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Back panels are virtually the same size and dimensions. You really need to worry about the inside of your case, and if your PCI-E slot bumps into RAM or whatever else may be in the road.
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I'll tell you right now it will be way to HOT in that tiny case that has **** ventilation (does it even have a fan?). Buy a new (cheap $30+) case and a Corsair 450vx (from buy.com) and you'll be set. Message edited by Noya on 12-03-2007 at 03:15:56 PM |
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Here's a list of low profile cards, make note of the bracket on the cards as it will need to be low profile as well, and they do not all come that way.
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I'm crushed guys I really am. I triple checked everything before choosing the PC. I chose a good CPU and decent amount of memory. I chose the slim design because of space issues. The 8800GT would have been the icing on the cake but now.................the low profile cards are pretty useless for the games I want to play. |
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Hold it! I actually work as a sales rep for Dell. You have more options! The 530s has low profile, it is true. But it is PCIexpress, not PCI...searching right now... |
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keep in mind that a dell inspiron 530s has a 250 watt power supply so that limits your choices |
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