The chipset is not relevant when fitting a GPU expansion card.
What is relevant is making sure your PSU is powerful enough to feed the GPU card you choose to install, as the GPU is the most demanding single component where wattage is concerned.
The chipset is not relevant when fitting a GPU expansion card.
What is relevant is making sure your PSU is powerful enough to feed the GPU card you choose to install, as the GPU is the most demanding single component where wattage is concerned.
The chipset is not relevant when fitting a GPU expansion card.
What is relevant is making sure your PSU is powerful enough to feed the GPU card you choose to install, as the GPU is the most demanding single component where wattage is concerned.
Okay, but if the motherboard in the chipset doesn't support a card, I'm kinda out of luck, aren't I? That being said, I know full well that I need to upgrade my power supply, as 220 watts just doesn't cut it for anything that isn't already on this PC.