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Hi, I'm looking to buy a new video card, but I'm not exactly sure what to get.

I'm looking for a card without having to replace my PSU.

My computer has a 300W PSU and is using an NVIDIA GeForce 9100 Chipset.

I'm not exactly sure what you need to know to recommend a card, but this site lists my computer parts. If there's anything else you need to know, just ask.

 

http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?type=PROD&SearchText=NY621AA

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check out on newegg.com and type in low-profile video card. there are some with 128-bit memory, so that should be a good solution for a 300 watt PSU.

 

Seriously though, 300 watt is puny. Think about upgrading that before anything else. Just my 2 cents.

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Also before asking you should probably state specific details on your mobo or give us the model so we can tell you if have pci express 2.0 or Agp x8 or something it'd be 10x easier to find you a video card that could suit your other specs

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i've thought about upgrading my PSU, but since I just bought this computer no longer than 3 months ago, I didn't want to void the warranty already.

 

well, then a low profile card is what you need to look for.

 

if he bought it 3 months ago with a warranty, no way is it AGP.

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well, then a low profile card is what you need to look for.

 

if he bought it 3 months ago with a warranty, no way is it AGP.

 

Not to noob up this thread anymore, but what is AGP?

 

Also before asking you should probably state specific details on your mobo or give us the model so we can tell you if have pci express 2.0 or Agp x8 or something it'd be 10x easier to find you a video card that could suit your other specs

 

Well, the link that I gave in the first post lists what the parts of the computer is, I thought it would've listed the motherboard as well, but I guess not. As for the model its HP PAVILION P6214Y DESKTOP PC

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Hi, I'm looking to buy a new video card, but I'm not exactly sure what to get.

I'm looking for a card without having to replace my PSU.

My computer has a 300W PSU and is using an NVIDIA GeForce 9100 Chipset.

I'm not exactly sure what you need to know to recommend a card, but this site lists my computer parts. If there's anything else you need to know, just ask.

 

http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?type=PROD&SearchText=NY621AA

 

Hey, i want to advise you the one i have:

 

Graphics Engine NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT

 

Bus Standard PCI Express 2.0

Video Memory DDR3 1G

Engine Clock 650 MHz

Shader Clock 1625 MHz

Memory Clock 1.8 GHz ( 900 MHz DDR3 )

 

RAMDAC 400MHz

Memory Interface 256-bit

DVI Max Resolution 2560 x 1600

D-Sub Output Yes x 1 (via DVI to D-Sub adaptor x 1 )

 

DVI Output Yes x 2 (DVI-I)

HDMI Output Yes x 1 (via DVI to HDMI adaptor x 1 )

 

HDTV Output (YPbPr) Yes

HDCP Support Yes

TV Output Yes (S-Video to Composite)

 

I'm not sure, but i think you will need to upgrade to 400 watt PSU, i'm not sure of that

 

Grtz

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Hi, I'm looking to buy a new video card, but I'm not exactly sure what to get.

I'm looking for a card without having to replace my PSU.

My computer has a 300W PSU and is using an NVIDIA GeForce 9100 Chipset.

I'm not exactly sure what you need to know to recommend a card, but this site lists my computer parts. If there's anything else you need to know, just ask.

 

http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?type=PROD&SearchText=NY621AA

 

LOL! First of all:

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Second, if you're going to go with Nvidia I'd suggest a 9800 GTX+. If you lean towards Radeon, then I suggest the HD 5970 (If you have some money of course).

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