Question I have a Dell T3600 with a Nv315 Graphics card

[ozrock]

Hi,

I want to upgrade my graphics card from the NVS315 that came with the box but have a very low post Covid budget.

I want it for video editing etc., no gaming.

Thanks

oz

 

[Bob.B]

Hi,

I want to upgrade my graphics card from the NVS315 that came with the box but have a very low post Covid budget.

I want it for video editing etc., no gaming.

Thanks

oz

Run this and post a link to the results page.
UBM

Tell what psu is in the pc.......make and model.....read the label.

Tell what app you are using for video editing.

 

[ozrock]

Thank you for the reply.

I use Power Director and Magix Video Pro.

I am just setting this box up which has only been used for gen office stuff.. Previous editing done on Dell T7500.

UserBenchmarks: Game 8%, Desk 65%, Work 8%
CPU: Intel Xeon E5-1620 0 - 73.7%
GPU: Nvidia NVS 315 - 1.3%
HDD: WD Blue 1TB (2012) - 83.1%
RAM: Samsung-00CE M393B5273DH0-YK0 4x4GB - 93.7%
MBD: Dell Precision T3600

I am seriously busted post Covid so economics is extremely high on my hit parade. Maybe used good one?

 

[Bob.B]

Thank you for the reply.

I use Power Director and Magix Video Pro.

I am just setting this box up which has only been used for gen office stuff.. Previous editing done on Dell T7500.



I am seriously busted post Covid so economics is extremely high on my hit parade. Maybe used good one?

I can't recco anything for you.
Just about anything will be better than what you have.
Shop within your budget and then compare what you find to the 315.

 

[ozrock]

Thanks will search around.

 

[Bob.B]

Thanks will search around.

Another thought.

When you deal with a proprietary system there is always the possibility that the bios will not accept a perfectly good part.

Meaning the bios may be locked to the gpu's that dell was selling the machine with.

 

[ozrock]

Another thought.

When you deal with a proprietary system there is always the possibility that the bios will not accept a perfectly good part.

Meaning the bios may be locked to the gpu's that dell was selling the machine with.

Yes I better be careful with that possibility.