hey, L0ck-0n here.
I'm pretty computer illiterate, in the nitty-gritty wayz of the rig maker.
I'm currently running on a ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series
and i want to change to a NVIDIA card that would be of somewhat better quality
Problem is, if i need a new one, my friend told me i need more juice to power up more powerful cards.
I currently have only 300-Watts of power.
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Stuff that you know:
>]ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series card is currently installed
>300-Watt power supply
>$140 is the amount i can use
>i want NVIDIA (windows 7 ATI drivers are corrupted for some games)
Stuff i wanna know:
>is the ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series a PCI Express card? If not, what kind?
>if i get this, what is a cheap, but good graphics card that can use that energy?
>If possible, can someone give me a combination of a card and a power supply that can supply enough watts that is under or LITTLE over $140?
>Is there a good NVIDIA card that can be powered by 300W
I'm pretty computer illiterate, in the nitty-gritty wayz of the rig maker.
I'm currently running on a ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series
and i want to change to a NVIDIA card that would be of somewhat better quality
Problem is, if i need a new one, my friend told me i need more juice to power up more powerful cards.
I currently have only 300-Watts of power.
____________________________________________________
Stuff that you know:
>]ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series card is currently installed
>300-Watt power supply
>$140 is the amount i can use
>i want NVIDIA (windows 7 ATI drivers are corrupted for some games)
Stuff i wanna know:
>is the ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series a PCI Express card? If not, what kind?
>if i get this, what is a cheap, but good graphics card that can use that energy?
>If possible, can someone give me a combination of a card and a power supply that can supply enough watts that is under or LITTLE over $140?
>Is there a good NVIDIA card that can be powered by 300W







