The pc is a dell inspiron 5680. i dont know the Motherboard and PSU model off hand but i can find out soonProvide more details of your PC specs. Which Motherboard and PSU Model do you have ? I know it's 460W unit, but we need to know the make/brand of this PSU. What's your budget though ? Also, your current core i3 INTEL CPU might hold back powerful and high-end GPUs.
How much are you willing to pay for the new card ? Will you also upgrade your Monitor as well ? I assume you are on 1080p ?
the mother board is intel z370 express chipset, but i couldn't find the model for the power source, although i saw something about an ATX power source. i dont really have price range for the gpu's. i just want to know which are compatable for now.Provide more details of your PC specs. Which Motherboard and PSU Model do you have ? I know it's 460W unit, but we need to know the make/brand of this PSU. What's your budget though ? Also, your current core i3 INTEL CPU might hold back powerful and high-end GPUs.
How much are you willing to pay for the new card ? Will you also upgrade your Monitor as well ? I assume you are on 1080p ?
not a pre build, dell inspiron 5680 gaming desktop, i dont know the cpu model, and i dont know alot about cpus but i saw something about ATXprebuild?
exact model of the psu?
Thanks for the advice, I know that dell makes quality things as far as PSU, so i look into it, tanks for the helpAs long as it's a good quality PSU then it should be fine with the RTX 2060. If not then you'll want to replace it before considering a better GPU.
Just making sure, my PSU should be able to handle it right.As long as it's a good quality PSU then it should be fine with the RTX 2060. If not then you'll want to replace it before considering a better GPU.
Wattage wise, it should be enough but you'll also need the correct connections to the GPU without needing adapters.Just making sure, my PSU should be able to handle it right.
Im kinda new to the PC thing, so how would i tell if I would need adapters or notWattage wise, it should be enough but you'll also need the correct connections to the GPU without needing adapters.
I can't answer that right now but i will be able to look later in the afternoonDoes your PSU have 6+2 pin VGA cables?