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Question : Problem: 375W + Dell + 9800
How high can i go with
Dell 375 W (30A)
Pentium D 3GHz
2GB RAM
Can i go for the 9800 (or how high can i go?)
Answer : Problem: 375W + Dell + 9800
The limit will be the single PCI Express slot you have, so basically eliminates SLI where dual PCI Express is needed.
So a 9800 is fine.
Its just the power you'll need to work out.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/ar
ticles/vid
eo/display
/ati-
power
cons_8.htm
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you could try the lite version of this:
http://extreme.outerv
ision.com/
psucalcula
tor.jsp
of this web based calc:
http://www.thermaltak
e.outervis
ion.com/
I think the power supply should be ok, however really depends on the USB devices, Hard drives, Fans and optional hardware...
There is a power monitor available around, I use probeII.
http://www.dell.com/html/u
s/products
/optiplex/
calculator
/
index.htm
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