Okay, so I'm pretty green behind the ears when it comes to PC hardware. I feel comfortable enough to open the side of this thing up and tinker around with stuff that's already inside of it... but I am not versed well in the whole "this is better than that and you should use this for this".
It would be like asking something along the lines of... a mechanical engineer to design an electronics circuit... fitting since that's what I'm studying at college
So basically, I have this lovely Radeon ATi HD5450 sitting in my PC that isn't pulling the FPS i require for my gaming addictions.. So i'm looking to replace it. After having opened up my PC to try and work out what the PSU's wattage is (because from my trawling around the net i believe this is important?) I came up with a 300 watt PSU. I'm not sure, the label said max load is 300W or something along these lines.
Oh and I bought this PC from Dell less than 4-5 months ago, if i recall ... I probably should have just built my own but alas, impatience got the better of me. If you need further specs of the PC I can easily throw in the specifications I got from Dell.
Cheers in advance,
~Joppsta
It would be like asking something along the lines of... a mechanical engineer to design an electronics circuit... fitting since that's what I'm studying at college
So basically, I have this lovely Radeon ATi HD5450 sitting in my PC that isn't pulling the FPS i require for my gaming addictions.. So i'm looking to replace it. After having opened up my PC to try and work out what the PSU's wattage is (because from my trawling around the net i believe this is important?) I came up with a 300 watt PSU. I'm not sure, the label said max load is 300W or something along these lines.
Oh and I bought this PC from Dell less than 4-5 months ago, if i recall ... I probably should have just built my own but alas, impatience got the better of me. If you need further specs of the PC I can easily throw in the specifications I got from Dell.
Cheers in advance,
~Joppsta