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11-08-2016 06:46 PM
I am upgrading my pc and i found a gpu i want to get, the XFX Radeon RS RX 480. I am also buying a new power supply to be able to run it. I would like to know if that gpu will fit my pc and which power supply should i get?
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11-08-2016 07:05 PM
@BaileyButler709, welcome to the forum.
I have reviewed the XFX Radeon RS RX 480 on Newegg. If you look at the card in my link, it shows the card as 9.45" in length. You can measure from the Back I/O ports to the fron of the case to see if it will fit.
Now, let's talk about the power supply unit (PSU). The PSU in the computer is 180W. The video card requires at least 500W to operate properly. You will have to upgrade the PSU, also. I always recommend at least 100W more than the card requires.
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11-08-2016 07:05 PM
@BaileyButler709, welcome to the forum.
I have reviewed the XFX Radeon RS RX 480 on Newegg. If you look at the card in my link, it shows the card as 9.45" in length. You can measure from the Back I/O ports to the fron of the case to see if it will fit.
Now, let's talk about the power supply unit (PSU). The PSU in the computer is 180W. The video card requires at least 500W to operate properly. You will have to upgrade the PSU, also. I always recommend at least 100W more than the card requires.
Please click the Thumbs up + button if I have helped you and click Accept as Solution if your problem is solved.
I am not an HP Employee!!
Intelligence is God given. Wisdom is the sum of our mistakes!!
11-08-2016 07:19 PM - edited 11-08-2016 07:25 PM
The Input/Output (I/O) ports are on the back where the video card connector is located. An input port would be #5 Ethernet allows Internet into the computer. An Output port is #2 Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) allows the video card to supply video to the monitor. Here is a picture of the ports:
I hope this helps you with your understanding. If you look at the back of the computer this is what you will see.
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11-08-2016 07:26 PM
You are very welcome, @BaileyButler709.
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