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5th Jun 2009, 16:55
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Ah yes, nothing like spending $155 when you could spend $15 on a used PCI card and have the same functionality.
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5th Jun 2009, 20:21
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you need to upgrade the graphics card and the ram to get the most out of your system.. sooo make sure you meet the system quirements what graphic card do you got???
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6th Jun 2009, 05:57
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 Try to read the OQ before you post.If you had you'd know that the OP doesn't have a graphics card. Anywho - you're gonna need to open it back up, and tell us what slots you do have, or take a picture so we can work it out. The problem is, Dell will swap the motherboard for one without a PCI-e slot, if you opt for no graphics card, therefore forcing you to get a PCI one. But it shouldn't really be a problem, going by you're specs you don't want/need an amazing card anyway. Also you're current specs won't be a problem, because it will all be handled by the GPU that you buy, not by anything you already have. My System: FordyPC
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7th Jun 2009, 07:28
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Thanks 4DFordyFord, you've been a big help 
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