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Old 02-24-2011, 11:46 PM   #21
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Or if the power supply has something like the black end, just use that. How was your old card connected?
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Old 02-25-2011, 01:26 AM   #22
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Or if the power supply has something like the black end, just use that. How was your old card connected?
He has a Dell powersupply, I doubt it had a 6 pin connector. He will need to find two free 4 pin molex connectors from his powersupply or a splitter or an adapter I guess?

I assumed from the post on the hardforum thread about his computer that the Sparkle card would work easily since the other guy had used it in the same Dell system. (http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=...&postcount=103)

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I have the Dell Studio Slim with the 250W (stock) TFX PSU. I was going to buy a new 300W as this is as big as I could go but decided to try with out. I installed my low profile NVIDIA 9800GT and it hasn't had any power problems at all. In fact I love it! All my games play great with huge improvements.

I am running Crysis on high graphics and the peak temperature I recorded on Core#3 was 52C. So I am not having any of the heat issues that noble is getting. I have the Quad Q8200 for reference.


I hope I haven't led him astray. I assumed the stock PSU had molex connectors but that may not be the case. Since that guy said he used it on the stock PSU, there must be a way to connect it.

If you install it like this, I would also remove the expansion card slot covers at the back to improve ventilation for the videocard.

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