Looking to upgrade my videocard from a 220W PSU

[chtibi]

I have a slimline
http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/hp-pavilion-slimline-s5220y/4505-3118_7-33777300.html

It has an integrated g33 chipset that is insufficient
I want to upgrade the videocard to something a little better
Can you guys recommend me some low-profile, low watt video cards under$90-100 dollars?

Currently, I had this in mind
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814187103&Tpk=gt%20240%20low%20profile

 

[Randomacts]

It does not look like you have space to upgrade, forget the fact the PS is to weak. I don't see a graphics card slot.

but you would get a free 16x PCI graphics slot and a pair of 1x PCI Express slots to play with if you remove the 56k modem

 

[chtibi]

It does not look like you have space to upgrade, forget the fact the PS is to weak. I don't see a graphics card slot.

but you would get a free 16x PCI graphics slot and a pair of 1x PCI Express slots to play with if you remove the 56k modem

It has a pci express slot
also i do not understand the quote?
ive seen it while digging around inside

 

[Randomacts]

It has a pci express slot
also i do not understand the quote?
ive seen it while digging around inside

There is a 56k modem inside and if you remove it you can put a new graphics card in.


The problem with your current graphics card is that fact that you have a 250 generic *crappy* PSU and the card needs atleast 300

 

[chtibi]

There is a 56k modem inside and if you remove it you can put a new graphics card in.


The problem with your current graphics card is that fact that you have a 250 generic *crappy* PSU and the card needs atleast 300

oh i read somewhere it needs 90w, is this false?
and also what would be the consequence if i removed my modem? i have no idea what it looks like, but I have one seperate that has phone etc connected but im not sure if its the same

 

[chtibi]

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