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So I'm looking for a basic video card for an older PC. Nothing fantastic but more than the embedded graphics it has now. -- (edited)
"
by
spamlet
I'd recommend the Nvidia 1050 -- (link)
Posted by
oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Twelfth Astronaut (aka kkuphal)
Sep 6 '17, 06:57
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I'm happy to explain further if you'd like to know why
(www.newegg.com)
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Ok, it doesn't require external power. Can I tell how much my power supply supplies?
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spamlet
Sep 6, 06:59
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Generally the only way would be to look at the power supply itself OR if you had the Dell model it might be listed in the specs online -- nm
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oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Twelfth Astronaut
Sep 6, 07:00
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Is there a difference between low profile cards and full ones?
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spamlet
Sep 6, 07:47
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Nope -- nm
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oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Twelfth Astronaut
Sep 6, 07:53
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Then why wouldn't all cards be low profile?
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spamlet
Sep 6, 07:55
1
There are some cooling concerns with the smaller cards as the graphics cards get more advanced
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oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Twelfth Astronaut
Sep 6, 08:05
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