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Upgrading from a RX 560 (2 gb) to a 1660 super gpu
I am planning to upgrade my gpu to a 1660 super, but the problem is that im not sure how much watts my psu has. I know you need at least a 450 watt PSU. I opened the case but surprisingly i found no sticker or print saying anything. The only text on my psu is my service tag. Any tips on how to find the wattage?
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March 16th, 2020 07:00
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March 16th, 2020 07:00
what PC is this,? XPS what , at power on hammer F2, see info there, tells you model of PC, clearly'
yes, some PCs the silly label on the PSU is on back side , unless removed, fun no? yah not so.
XPS goes back to year 1990, 3 DECADES OF PCs, no 2 the same for 3 decades...
try to know I can not guess PCs via ESP, not yet, still shopping for crystal balls that do that, wiz of oz style..
Sure Dells (lame) some have only 1 word on the case and only BIOS F2 info tells me what I am looking at.
"like those pesky INSPIRON , do)" I look at google images, and just cases show XPS (and no numbers)wow..
so yah, dell likes stealth PCs. , even service tag look ups fail on many, yah.
the better question for me is , can I put a real PSU inside, like modern single rail 12vdc PSU ATX inside and then rock a hard not power hungary GPU card, now. some you can not. but full sized case yes..
GO MT and win. (for a future best)