Thursday, December 15, 2011

Nvidia Geforce ?????/?

Below is my system info, and im wondering will my NX8400gs td512eh need more than 250 watts power supply and will the card fit ?








Product number


VT566AA


Introduction date


11-Dec-2009


Country/region sold in:


Australia


New Zealand


Hardware


Base processor


Athlonll X2 215 (R) 2.7 GHz (65W)


2000 MT/s (mega transfers/second)


Socket AM3


Chipset


GeForce 6150SE nForce 430


Motherboard


Manufacturer: Pegatron


Motherboard Name: M2N68-LA


HP/Compaq motherboard name: Narra6(L)-GL6


Power supply


250W


Memory


Component Attributes


Memory Installed 2 GB


Maximum allowed 4 GB* (2 x 2 GB)





*Actual available memory may be less


Speed supported PC3-10600 MB/sec (message as PC3-8500)


Type 240 pin, DDR3 SDRAM


Hard drive


320 GB SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec)


7200 rpm


SuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe Technology drive


Interface: SATA


Data buffer memory: 2 MB minimum


LightScribe: yes


Disc diameter: 120 mm


Write and read speeds for supported formats and disc types are shown in this table:


Formats/Disc types Write speeds Read speeds Storage capacity


DVD


DVD-ROM SL NA up to 16x up to 4.7 GB


DVD-ROM DL NA up to 8X up to 8.5 GB


DVD+R SL up to 16x up to 12X up to 4.7 GB


DVD+R DL up to 12x up to 8x up to 8.5 GB


DVD+RW SL up to 8x up to 8x up to 4.7 GB


DVD+RW DL not supported


DVD-R SL up to 16x up to 12x up to 4.7 GB


DVD-R DL up to 12x up to 8x up to 8.5 GB


DVD-RW SL up to 6x up to 8x up to 4.7 GB


DVD-RW DL not supported


DVD-RAM up to 12x up to 12x 4.7 GB


CD


CDROM NA up to 40X up to 700 MB


CDR up to 40X up to 40X up to 700 MB


CDRW up to 32X up to 32X up to 700 MB


CD-DA NA up to 32X up to 700 MB


Video CD NA up to 16X up to 700 MB


Video Graphics


Integrated on motherboard (see motherboard and chipset)


Sound/Audio


High Definition 6-channel audio


ALC 662 chipset


Network (LAN)


Integrated 10/100 Base-T networking interface


Memory card reader


Supports the following cards:


Secure Digital (SD)


MultiMediaCard (MMC)


Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC)


MultiMediaCard Plus (MMC Plus)


xD media (xD)


Memory Stick (MS) and Memory Stick Pro (MS-Pro)


External I/O ports


I/O ports on the front panel


Port type Quantity


6-in-1 card reader One


USB Two


Headphone One


Microphone One


I/O ports on the back panel


Port type Quantity


VGA One


USB Four


LAN One


Audio (line in, line out, microphone) One Each


Expansion slots


Slot type Quantity


PCI One (One available)


PCI Express x16 One (One available)


PCI Express x1 Two (Two available)


Drive bays


Bay type Quantity


5.25" Two (One available)


3.5" One (None available)


Keyboard and mouse


Compaq USB keyboard


Compaq USB optical mouse


Back to top


Software


NOTE: HP provides basic support for software that comes with the computer. For in-depth feature assistance, refer to the help section in the software or on the software vendor's Web site.


Software titles that shipped with PC


Software Category Software Title


Operating System


Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)


CD/CD-RW/DVD/DVD+RW


Windows DVD Maker


CyberLink DVD Suite 6


Entertainment, Music %26amp; Games


HP Games


Productivity


Microsoft Works 9


Microsoft Office Ready


Windows Live Essentials


Security


Norton Internet Security 2010 (60-day security update subscription)


Norton Online Backup (30-day trial)


Support


HP Advisor


HP Hardware Diagnostic Tools


HP Help %26amp; Support Center


HP Support Assistant


Recovery


HP Recovery Manager


Internet Solutions


Microsoft Internet Explorer|||no 250w probably wont be enough. depending on how old your PSU is.





and for future reference, we dont need that much info|||The card would fit in the PCI Express slot the motherboard has built in. However, you'll never run it to the extent you would want to with 250 watts of power. The card will need a lot of power to run, upwards of at least 350 watts of power, more than likely more. I'd be safe %26amp; get a 500 watt power supply to start. Try Newegg.com You can find one for $50.

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