Adding a ATI X800Pro

Question

If i added a ATI x800 pro such as this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102465 to either a dimension 8400 or dimension 9100 would it work well? will it overheat in dells case or will it not get enough power from the 350W power supply?

thank you for any input

CSPlayer089 · Answer

if you are buying a new 8400, get the X850XT PE that dell offers, as it is better than an x800pro.   if not, you should be fine. just make sure the pci slot beneath the card is not occupied.

Tallbballman21 · Answer

i dont want to spend 450 bucks tho

Miguel044 · Answer

x800xl...Best bang for your buck...Whould highly reccamend the x800xl....

VCraig · Answer

See/read the July Maximum PC review/comparison of the ATI x800xl and $100 cheaper Leadtek nVidia-based PX6600 GT. Unfortunately the review isn't available online (at least I couldn't find it..) but the x800xl stomped the PX6600 in benchmark and Halo, Doom3 and Far Cry tests. The x800xl has a full 16 pipe configuration in addition to 256MB of GDDR3 RAM with GPU and memory clock speeds of 398 and 493 MHz respectively. And the x800xl is a single slot card, too. The ATI retail price is $300...but more than likely can be found for less elsewhere. Message Edited by VCraig on 06-19-2005 08:15 PM

VCraig · Answer

And that was the point of the review...what you get in terms of performance for that extra $100 more, but still at or under $300 total cost.

Miguel044 · Answer

Those two cards are just an unfair match...Then again nVidia doesn't have a 16 pipeline card that's equal in price to the x800XL...

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