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March 30th, 2006 19:00

Can anyone confirm if the x700 fits in the xps 200?

Can anyone confirm if the x700 low profile fits in the xps 200 and runs well?

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April 4th, 2006 04:00

Well this card was put into a XPS 200 by a poster and this was his statement after installing it.

http://www.laptops4me.com/product_info.php/p/power-color-ati-radeon-x700z-256mb-pci-express-video-card/products_id/11327

Saturday I received and install the additional gig of DDR. Today I received and installed the Powercolor x700 Low Profile. So far the improvement is great! I scored nearly 5700 points higher on 3dmark01. On 3dmark05 I scored 1312 points higher. On BF2 I can run 1024x768 at medium settings and it's perfectly smooth. I can also run at 1280x1024 with low and medium settings mixed and its still incredible smooth. I was being optimistic in trying the x700 but I am surprised on how much better it is.

 

XPS400--Pentium D 830@3.0 GHz--1 Gig PC5300 DDR2@667MHz
GigaByte X800XL PCI-E@430/1080--- Stock 375 Watt PSU.
Dell UltraSharp 1905FP 19" LCD.

E510---Pentium 4 630@3.0GHz--1 Gig Corsair PC4200@533MHz
XFX 6800GS PCI-E@485/1100----OCZ Modstream 450 Watt PSU.
Dell E196FP 19" LCD.

Gateway E6500D-- Pent.4 660@3.6 GHz 800MHz FSB HT.
2Gigs Samsung PC4200@533MHz
eVGA 7900GT CO Superclocked @ 550/1580 (for now)
OCZ Modstream 520 Watt PSU.
Gateway FPD 1975 19" LCD (8ms).

April 6th, 2006 03:00

I bought one off of new egg. Yes it fits, but barely. It is ALOT better than the x600se(that came with my xps200) in games, but it tends to run pretty hot and so does my case. I’m trying to determine now if it makes my case too hot or not. I'll let you know.

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April 14th, 2006 23:00

Well? Does it get to hot?

And does it run most games well? Can you give me a few exmaple fps's?

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April 26th, 2006 20:00

I have an x700 in mine.  Yes it runs hot, but I dont think it drastically hotter than the OEM x600.  I remember checking it out before the swap for this very reason.  I wanted to make sure I was breaking even and not getting worse as my system was already hot.  The upside is the x700 has a fan which blows on my hard drive which, you guessed it, also runs hot.  The theme on these msg boards and others... the XPS 200 runs hot.
 
K-Rock
 
XPS 200
3.2 GHz
1 gig RAM - Vantec Ram Sinks
PC x700 256 DDR PCIe x16
Seagate 400 gig SATA HDD
PC Theatre 550 PCIe x1
MCE 2005
 
Silverstone HTPC
P4 1.9 GHz
U160 SCSI - 73 gig HDD
2 gig Rambus
GeForce MX w/ SVID
Diamond 7.1 DDLive
PC Theatre 550 PCI
Sparkle PSU

April 27th, 2006 03:00

Yeah mine runs hot too. But the X700 is a better card, especially in games i noticed a huge difference. For some graphics intense games i play with the door open and a table fan on the system. hehe
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