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hey guys I need some help, I bought a computer a while ago now and it came with a nividea 8300 gs (terrible agreed) and just a 250 watt ps, so i was wondering whats the best graphics card i can get without having to replace the power supply.

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Buy a power supply............................

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Agreed, you really are going to struggle to find a halfway decent Gpu that will run off of 250 watts, Power supplies can be picked up reasonably cheap and will form a good base for any future upgrades

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yeah I think I was hoping abit there lol probably get a novatech 550 watt ps and a nvidea 9600 gt 512mb unless anyone else has any suggestions? lol

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