Can I install this card in a Dell Dimension 4700? It's stock but I did add 2GB of ram. And what's the watts needed to run?
904534
I just goggled your desktop and it's a micro atx mini chassis so yes it will fit in your case. Your desktop should have a 305W PSU and that should be enough for this low end card. If not then I recommend getting a 400W from a quality company such as Corsair, Thermaltake, Seasonic, or if you are on a strict budget then Rosewill.
1067926
I have my whole system hooked up to a 750 watt PSU except for my second card, which is hooked up to my 500 watt PSU. So if you're putting both cards on the 750 watt PSU then you should be fine.
793422
you should be fine as long as you arent planning on running a super high end graphics card with it because 500w might be a little bit low for some of the major graphics cards. but if you're just gonna run something like a 6850 or something you should be just fine. hope this helps
1539108
The card calls for 550watt power supply minimum on the box. I run a Corsair TX650 to power it and my hardware with a i5-3570k CPU. I think a 750watt would work well if you want at least that. :)
1982043
You will most likely need to update the power supply. Be weary that dell supports small power supplies and graphics cards in their cases.
1968831
You shouldn't, but it depends on what else is on your machine. I have 3 hard drives and added this card, which only uses 110 watts, and it's working fine with a 500w PS. That's one reason I selected this card because of it's low power consumption.
924031
Yes..Put it in the X16 slot. (You have 1) . You will also need at least a 500 watt PSU and 2... 6 pin power plugs for this card.
1981577
This card requires a 750W or greater power supply with two 150W 8 pin PCIe connectors. I hope this helps.
398250
I don't see why not. I am currently running this card on a Dell Vostro 410 with an Intel Quad Q6600, 6G of ram, with two DVDRW, two hard drives and an SSD. Dell almost always underrates their power supply.
1273275
Installed this video card in a dell that only had a 250W supply. It has worked well over the last few months.
2228081
280w is more than double what you would actually need to run this thing. It only draws around 30w. The most the PCIE slot can provide is 75w, so you're fine.
62353
This card no working on a Dell Dimensions 2400, because dell 2400 has DDR memory, and GeForce 6200 has DDR2 memory
741520
I had a 350w with no problems. Depends on the CPU your using. I had an i5-660 with 4GB Ram. This card uses about 80-90 watts at full load.
2013205
I'm not sure in a dell. I run mine on a mac. I'd look for the PCI express buss speed specs on your model.
24249
I needs 230 watts per card. 2 of them sum up to 460 watts witch will leave a very small room for CPU RAM Motherboard and HDD. You need a PSU thats at least 1000 watts to run 2 of them I'll recommend 1200 watt so you leave room and that way your PSU runs cold. You don't want all the heat a PSU generates when near 80% of usage. Even more when shopping for a new PSU make sure that a big part of the power is in the 12v rail. In electronic Power = Voltage * Current . in this case voltage is 12 current is what your PSU says on the box (you can check this while shopping) so. Power for 12 V = 12V * 56 = 672 watts for 12 V. This is an example Going back to you PSU u have 4 rails of 12v. @ 20Amp each. If you use 2 for each card ull get Card 1: 12v@40A = 480watts card uses 460 - 95% ( danger) Card 2: 13v@40A = 480watts card uses 460 - 95% ( danger) They are too close to the limit 95% and you have no room for CPU and Motherboard. They take about 150w more. And you only (at best) only have 40. Hope this helps for more info google search PSU watts explanations or ask me again.
1986189
You better upgrade your power supply at least to 400 watt. Check the power requirements of this card.
748993
No. It looks like you need a PC2-4200. Here is the Amazon link to what looks like what you need: http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Upgrade-Dimension-DDR2-533-PC2-4200/dp/B00314WT1K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1361046170&sr=8-2&keywords=dell+dimension+4700+memory