I wanted to build a computer but decided not to because of money problems. So I decided to get a power supply and a graphics card for my system so i can play games because right now it has an integrated graphics card. With a 350W Power supply? What should...

350W power supply, best graphic card?. Okay I have a 350W power supply and really would like to upgrade my video card. My current card - 768MB NVIDIA GeForce 9600GS, DVI-I, VGA, HDMI Now I'm fine with this, but would prefer something like EVGA 512-P3-N801-AR...

to use video editing software such as Pinnacle. Dell says my power supply is 350w. I was at Best Buy and I saw a Geforce 9500 GT 1GB DDR2 that could support a 350w power supply. Can anyone recommend the best card I can get with 350w power supply. I don't play...

Using a 350watt gpu on a 300watt power supply?. I don't know the power rating of my power supply but I think it's a 300watt My gpu needs a 350watt power supply I am running it on that 300watt power supply I want to know that is it possible that 350watt...

i will do and it has a pci slot and a pcix16 slot. I Brought this graphics card... XFX GeForce 8400GS 256Mb (supporting 512Mb) PCI-Express graphics card But on the box it says 350Watt Minimum Power Supply but my Dell apparently only comes with a 160Watt...

problem: my computer doesn't even startup. When I press the power button, I hear a few beeps and no display is coming out. I make sure that I've plugged a power supply cable into the graphic card. Here are my hardware spec: CPU: Athlon XP 2800+ M/B:...

interface is key as well, ie: PCI Express x16 or x16 2.0. I only have 350W of power supply. thanks in advance. Overall, I don't think it's a graphics card issue. Even a crappy 6 year old Nvidia FX5500 graphics card would be able to handle pictures...

Burner, Sumsung S.ATA Hard Drive. Anyone have Any idea's or suggestions ??? Can the problem ocuur because of using a PCI express card instead of AGP ??? I tried to change the 350W Power supply to a 500W Power supply also with no results... THANKS...

to the sound card, DVD/CD room drives, Card readers, fan controllers etc, etc. Not only must the power supply provide current, but it must provide the REQUIRED amount of current that each circuit needs. You pug into 110/220, but the power supply has to...