[Image] Need help in installing a gpu.

Need help in installing a gpu.

So I have my old ATI RADEON HD 4850 gpu Screenshot by Lightshot

I'm afraid to install it because I think my PC is old: Dell Inspiron 530 Specs - Desktops - CNET Reviews

If their will be any problems please tell me the solutions.
@Doc I think you can help me.

Just try to attach it.
If it doesn't fit, it's to old

Mother board supports : PCI Express x16

GPU interface: PCI Express 2.0 x16

It will be fine seeing how the gpu is old and so is your computer. As long as you have enough power(psu) it should be able to work.

Tell me what power supply you have.

"450 Watt or greater power supply with 75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector recommended (550 Watt and two 6-pin connectors for ATI CrossFireX technology in dual mode)"

If you have that^ you will be fine.

Originally Posted by Blake

Mother board supports : PCI Express x16

GPU interface: PCI Express 2.0 x16

It will be fine seeing how the gpu is old and so is your computer. As long as you have enough power(psu) it should be able to work.

Tell me what power supply you have.

"450 Watt or greater power supply with 75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector recommended (550 Watt and two 6-pin connectors for ATI CrossFireX technology in dual mode)"

If you have that^ you will be fine.

I don't really know but as far as the website says it's Screenshot by Lightshot 300 Watts so it needs 450 Watts power supply?

Originally Posted by WarWood

I don't really know but as far as the website says it's Screenshot by Lightshot 300 Watts so it needs 450 Watts power supply?

you'll have to upgrade or else it'll not work or fuck something up.

Originally Posted by Oneirish

you'll have to upgrade or else it'll not work or fuck something up.

Yeah I'll upgrade it and my friend told me it might burn my cpu

Originally Posted by WarWood

Yeah I'll upgrade it and my friend told me it might burn my cpu

you can cook eggs on that bitch. Probably want to think about installing more fans as well, healthier for the machine anyway

I took old computer fans, cut the wires and attached them the end of a USB cord. Made a usb mini fan and set like 4 of them (i have a fuck load of usb spliters) and set them up to attach to the back. nice when i need to take them off

Originally Posted by Oneirish

you can cook eggs on that bitch. Probably want to think about installing more fans as well, healthier for the machine anyway

I took old computer fans, cut the wires and attached them the end of a USB cord. Made a usb mini fan and set like 4 of them (i have a fuck load of usb spliters) and set them up to attach to the back. nice when i need to take them off

Maybe some burgers

And @Denelf yeah I'll buy a gaming PC for like 900$ when I get good IGCSE results.

could conflict due to power. I installed this beast:

RADEON HD6990

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i also want to jerry rig that graphics card into my $2000 asus laptop like this:

2GB ram, and dual core...
You might aswell just buy a new computer lol

It'll work AFAIK, but your CPU and shit will bottleneck. But you'll still see a performance boost in games that don't utilise the CPU much.

Originally Posted by Doc

It'll work AFAIK, but your CPU and shit will bottleneck. But you'll still see a performance boost in games that don't utilise the CPU much.

So is their any solutions?

Originally Posted by WarWood

So is their any solutions?

Buy another PC.. lol

Originally Posted by WarWood

So is their any solutions?

Not much other than get a new PC.

Originally Posted by Doc

Not much other than get a new PC.

I can't atm. ,when I finish my IGCSE exams I'll sell this crap and build my new computer. @Death'
So I need a good thing that may make it work fine.

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