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OmniDeath wrote:

Just look and see if the mobo has an appropriate slot...

Edit: Move to "Tech"?

Well, I do ahve to wonder if Dell is compatible, thier RAM is sometimes this "Dell only" shit.

Dr.Red-Eye wrote:

RoosterCantrell wrote:

OmniDeath wrote:

Just look and see if the mobo has an appropriate slot...

Edit: Move to "Tech"?

Well, I do ahve to wonder if Dell is compatible, thier RAM is sometimes this "Dell only" shit.

Yeah wondering if thats the same with the graphics cards...

If the mobo has the right slot, I would think it should, but I don't wanna say "it wil" when I truelly don't know
EDIT: Searching...

so far:

http://www.computing.net/hardware/wwwbo … 40175.html

French? website, but it looksl ike they market the Dell with that GPU???

http://www.priceminister.com/offer/buy/ … ureau.html

or

http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion/in … t9969.html

Last edited by RoosterCantrell (2007-11-26 09:31:20)

DSRTurtle wrote:

It would work on the following 2 conditions

1.  you have correct graphics card slot on the motherboard

2.  your power supply can provide enough power to run the card properly.

Ya, if that is the case then it will work, I had a 4600 for a while and swapped a 5200 for an ATI x1300 (I got it for free ),

Martyn

Yes, as long as it is a PCI-e version. The card will probably include an adapter to hook the PCI-e power to your standard 4pin molex connectors, or your PSU might have the proper PCI-e power connector, but the PSU itself should be able to handle the low power load of the 6800GS.