I recently bought a Dell Precision T3500 on eBay for $90.
http://www.benmacre.com/mt/images/t3400/t34_power.jpg
This is a picture of the power supply I picked off Google. Mine is identical.
My Questions
Will this PSU support a GTX 680?
What is the best GPU I can scale to with this Power Supply?
Would it be safe to use an 6 or 8 pin adapter?
It came with a Xeon W3520 (i7-920)
4 GBS of RAM (PC3-8500 1066Mhz)
1 TB HD
I upgraded the ram to 6 GBs and threw in my old GTX 650 ti. (2 GB)
This computer is used for everything from drawing and graphic design, to playing video games and burning DVDs.
I'm worried that my GPU won't be enough for some games coming out soon. So I was looking to upgrade. I've been thinking of the GTX 680 because you can find them online pretty cheap now, and they're still really good GPUs compared to my 650.
Money's kind of tight or I'd buy a 960 and be done with it.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1129?vs=1348
Here's a comparison of my 650 ti vs the 680.
Any information you can offer is helpful. Thank's guy.
http://www.benmacre.com/mt/images/t3400/t34_power.jpg
This is a picture of the power supply I picked off Google. Mine is identical.
My Questions
Will this PSU support a GTX 680?
What is the best GPU I can scale to with this Power Supply?
Would it be safe to use an 6 or 8 pin adapter?
It came with a Xeon W3520 (i7-920)
4 GBS of RAM (PC3-8500 1066Mhz)
1 TB HD
I upgraded the ram to 6 GBs and threw in my old GTX 650 ti. (2 GB)
This computer is used for everything from drawing and graphic design, to playing video games and burning DVDs.
I'm worried that my GPU won't be enough for some games coming out soon. So I was looking to upgrade. I've been thinking of the GTX 680 because you can find them online pretty cheap now, and they're still really good GPUs compared to my 650.
Money's kind of tight or I'd buy a 960 and be done with it.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1129?vs=1348
Here's a comparison of my 650 ti vs the 680.
Any information you can offer is helpful. Thank's guy.