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Thank you for everyone's help. The problem is resolved. I have taken these steps: (1) Uninstall all drivers, also used "Display Driver Uninstaller" to ensure everything is clean. (2) Reboot machine and make sure it is "Basic VGA Adapter" in device manager. (3) Power off machine. Plug one of the...

Hi Thank you all. Yes I have plugged video (display port) to the card. Dell T5500 doesn't have onboard graphics card. And the driver reports problem code 43 even I just start the machine so I think I haven't hit the problem of drawing too much power yet. What I worry most is that the Dell's...

I tried different 6 pins also different pcie slots. The problem is that I don't have another PC to try this and see if it is hardware problem or software problem... Is there any way to see into details of this code 43 errors such as logs etc?

Thx I have plugged in the 6pin cable and I see the fan spinning when the machine starts. How to check if it really has the power?

I have just got my AMD RX 480 on my Dell Precision T5500 Workstation. BIOS Upgraded to latest (version A16 from Dell), and I am running Win 10 64-bit Professional edition. Driver installation fine, I can see the fan of the card moving so I believe power is connected properly. And I checked the...

Would the upcoming AMD RX 480 fits this power supply? Looks like it uses less power.

Two XEON 5650 2.66GHz 12GB ram.. but will add to 72GB later since the primary use is hosting VMs But I also want to play some more modern games sometimes.... so I just hope a decent GPU would help catch up some gap.

Thx. I just recently bought this machine 2nd hand very cheaply. It comes with two quadro nvs 295 which runs games super poorly and the new GTX 1070 looks a very worthy upgrade.

Hi, I have a Dell T5500. I read the new GTX 1070 card seems using 8pin 150W power supply. Is it possible to use this card on my machine? I read the forum that some people having problems with older cards like GTX 960 which are using 6pin + 8pin cable and need to use adapters. But seems this...