Does any one know how well this card will work on a 220 watt Dell inspiron 660 i 660s system?
1668990
I would not worry about using this card with Dell's 220W power supply in a stock 660s system. The Radeon 6450 is rated to draw just 27W at peak load; this version which uses DDR3 and a passive cooler is likely to draw even less. Both the Geforce GT 620 (30W) and Radeon 7570 (>40W) are tested and supported by Dell for use in your machine, which you can confirm in your owner's manual.
1668991
This card will work... Barely. It's a passive heatsink card, so no fan to draw extra power. As long as your system is otherwise stock, and there aren't any other power draining components, it will work.
1668992
I would not worry about using this card with Dell's 220W power supply in a stock 660s system. The Radeon 6450 is rated to draw just 27W at peak load; this version which uses DDR3 and a passive cooler is likely to draw even less. Both the Geforce GT 620 (30W) and Radeon 7570 (&gt;40W) are tested and supported by Dell for use in your machine, which you can confirm in your owner's manual.
2044521
No it would not work. You barely have enough for the memory, cpu, hard drive and cd drive to run with a 220 watt PSU.
680977
The wattage of the card is 95WI would double check your wattage but just from that info I can calc 404w for the full system.I would look into getting a larger PSU. I always over shoot my systems on wattage.
2218160
No it will not. The Dell has a 290 watt powersupply, and the card needs at least 350 watts.
579233
Should be good. I have a 650Watt, but with 2x hdds and 2x sdds, otherwise similar internals.http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp
1794424
It should work just fine. This card is not too demanding on power needs and your PC has the correct slot connection, etc. it's easy to install. This card doesn't get hot either as long as its not crowded and all of your system fans are flowing air.
2279305
The motherboard on this model is small like a laptop and it only has a PCI-Express x 16 slot and a PCI-Express x 1 slot. You can check the manual here:ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/inspiron-660s_Owner%27s%20Manual_en-us.pdf
71412
yes it will it is a good card,and is also game for gaming,and can work good with a 300 watt power supply. so far all my games work including high graphic games run well. i also overclocked it to 860 core,and it performs well with zotac firestorm overclocking tool. it was a good buy. hope this helps take care
1537106
you will be perfectly fine i have a 430 watt psu currently and i never even get near t going over that. this graphics card uses only about 80 watts on average. The only time you need to worry about wattage is when you get higher end cards or more of them.
1471542
Yes it will. I installed it in a Dell Inspiron 530S with a 250 watt supply and it works fine.
429211
I believe the minimum wattage as stated by manufacturer is 500. But, yes, 600 watts should work for you. I'm currently using the card with a 600 watt PSU with no problems.
797102
According to NVidia, this card pulls 49 watts. It does not have any 6 or 8 pin power connectors. As long as you have at least a 300 watt power supply, it will be fine.
1066497
I ran it with a 300w and it ran fine. However, for the price, there are better cards you can get, like the 7750 and 7770 that aren't very expensive, but perform very well.
72642
Yes it should work if you put it in the PCI x16 slot. If you have any troubles check out the link below, but keep in mind that you will be using a gt 640 which does not need external power connectors. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2073991/dell-inspiron-3847-evga-geforce-560ti-thermaltake-tr2-600w-working.html
86827
If your using as a htpc then yes and also here's a link for more info http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1737770/dell-inspiron-660s.html
2167497
Yes it will work, if you not sure on wattage use pcpartspicker.com and it will tell you how much your computer uses. I have a 430 watt and it runs great
977053
It will power your system without an issue. With those specs I would suspect even a 500 watt PSU would work but if you plan on upgrading in the future or putting that video card in Crossfire you would want the 700 watt. Here is a link to a a PSU calculator that should help you in the future, http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com