[Solved] Sapphire Radeon HD 5570 on 220watt

is it possible to do this with out messing up anything? or some how lowering settings on card?
also wanted 2 know if
i get this

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] CatId=4324
psu would it fit on my


emachine i got now http://www.emachines.com/ec/en/US/ [...] .NBK02.012

and if ill be able 2 pass it on to my new computer im

getting http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] 180-140005


i know i askd alot so any answers would do really newbie at
this wanted 2 make sure im not just throwing away $ thx....

Diablotek is garbage.

For PSU's stick with SeaSonic, Antec, XFX, and OCZ (there are a few other good ones, those are on the top of my head though).

Never get a PSU just because it is cheap. You don't want a bad PSU sending bad power to expensive components possibly ruining large components such as your motherboard or GPU or even HDD (and thus lose your data)

You can get a good Antec for $50 that has higher quality parts, protections against voltage changes and overloads, and 80-plus for efficiency. Between the brands I listed you have like over 100 PSU's to pick from. Why would you risk your entire system on a cheap supply? You can get cheap GPU. You can get cheap CPU. You can get a cheap mobo. But why on EARTH would you risk that whole investment to save a few bucks on the most important component?

It would be stretching it more that I'd be comfortable recommending. So no especially since the PSU is a prebuilt OEM one of questionable source. Is your PSU a standard ATX PSU (regular size desktop)

Is its a TFX Power supply? Like this:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817151090

it looks like that but its a 220 watt

im going to take a pic of the inside just 2 be sure im not over calling this

Use Imageshack or Photobucket to upload from your computer then post the [img] link you can select into a post here.

That isn't a TFX supply. I'm not sure what that is, might be proprietary.

I hate when slim cases by OEM's don't use TFX. That is pretty much the widely accepted low-profile PSU.

is there any other thing i can tell you so u can help me?o.O

i am planing on getting this 1 http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] 180-140005

later on just wanted to get the psu and video card for this and if possible move it on 2 that 1 later on next month

Best advice that could be given. Be patient, and try checking out newegg when the time comes. I've had good luck with newegg's open box items, they are very cheap, and I haven't had any issues with reliability yet. The biggest regrets I've had with computers was being impatient, I got a q9400 for my old 775 socket system right before the core i series processors first started coming out, I wasn't too happy later on.

thx

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