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Dell optiplex GX280 SFF video card?
hey people i have Dell GX280 SFF computer specs are 3.2Ghz p4, 1GB Ram (upgrading to 2GB), 40gb sata HDD, CD-rom, shitty PSU,ect
i know its a older computer it runs vista good better then my laptop which is a intel duo 1.9ghz, anyway wanting a PCIe (x16) video/graphics card for it i need it, i found one (http://www.expresspcparts.com.au/Items/vid-163-used-gxy-gf8400gs-d2-lp-h?&caSKU=vid-163-used-gxy-gf8400gs-d2-lp-h&caTitle=GALAXY%20GF%208400GS%20256MB%20PCI-E%20HEATSINK%20STD%26%20LOW%20PROFILE) will it work in my card if not what should i get (link would be nice i'm in australia) Pc runs on Xp (i just put vista on for fun) i also have it on a server with a 1tb hdd and a external dvd burner if you cared,
Answer:
in all honesty, that graphics card is probably not gonig to be a huge inprovement over what you have already on your chipset. Depending on what the PSU's rating is, you might have trouble with it shutting down from lack of power when its working harder. Dell usually puts the bare minimum PSU in their computers to save $$, so putting in a graphics card may cause some damage to the rest of the computer.