Is my Dell 0478VN motherboard compatible with a GTX 1070 Ti 8GB Graphic card?

Sep 29, 2018
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I want to upgrade my graphic cards to a GTX 1070 Ti 8 GB, but my motherboard is a Dell 0478VN, do i need to replace the motherboard and the CPU or is it compatible?
Thank you!
 
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I disagree. The GPU can be moved ahead to another build.
The big problem will be getting a PSU to power it in a DT size form factor.
Here are the builds for that sytem, but most of them are probably Tower versions that accept ATX PSUs.
http://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Dell-Inspiron-660/1869
IF you can find a DT size PSU with a 6 pin PCIe cable GTX1060 is about all you can run "officially". But the GTX 1070 is 150W TDP so even though they come with an 8 pin PCIe connector it "shouldn't" overload a 6 pin PCIe with an adapter.
I disagree. The GPU can be moved ahead to another build.
The big problem will be getting a PSU to power it in a DT size form factor.
Here are the builds for that sytem, but most of them are probably Tower versions that accept ATX PSUs.
http://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Dell-Inspiron-660/1869
IF you can find a DT size PSU with a 6 pin PCIe cable GTX1060 is about all you can run "officially". But the GTX 1070 is 150W TDP so even though they come with an 8 pin PCIe connector it "shouldn't" overload a 6 pin PCIe with an adapter.
 
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