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How do i choose a 128MB Video Card that does NOT require a power supply upgrade

Asked by david_kelly in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: 128mb, card, video, does, power

I need to upgrade my video card on my computer but I have realized that this is not as easy as I tbought.  I want a video card with more memory.  I want to buy a 128MB Video Card to replace the 64MB Card that I currently have.  I have reviewed the system requirements on the box but it does not explicitly mention a power supply requirement.  I don't want to buy it then have to return it.

I was looking at the ATI Radeon 9600 PRO 128 MB AGP Graphics Card.

Does anyone Know if this will work on my computer without requiring a power supply upgrade ?

I have a Dell P4 8100 Model and as near as I can tell the power supply is not large enough to support the high end cards (they usually require 300w+) so i was looking for the best card I can buy without having to replace the power supply.

I really dont care if the card is ATI or NVIDIA.  I just want the best card (most memory) I can buy without upgrading the power supply.

Please Advise.
Thanks
 
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