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Anonymous wrote: deimos wrote: a 475 Watt power supply. I have room in the Dell XPS 9000 case for a full-length, two slot card. I'm not adverse to installing a bigger power supply if the Dell uses standard connectors. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks for any advice you may give. Tom Lake A GTX250 will both fit easily and doesn't consume more than a decent 400/450W can put out. Plus it has good all around performance and...

Dear Wile, Many thanks for your most appreciated reply. There is however a little doubt, if you let me say so, about what you said. My point is that Zalman never offered drivers (not that I know of); I ran a 3D driver from nVidia which was specifically built for the Zalman monitor. That driver apparently disappeared from the nVidia Website without a trace (remember the novel 1984? If you can control the past...!). I agree with your suspicion...

I'm looking for the best Nvidia card for gaming given the constraint of a 475 Watt power supply. I have room in the Dell XPS 9000 case for a full-length, two slot card. I'm not adverse to installing a bigger power supply if the Dell uses standard connectors. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks for any advice you may give. Tom Lake

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On Wed, 09 Dec 2009 08:57:46 -0500, Tom Lake wrote: I'm looking for the best Nvidia card for gaming given the constraint of a 475 Watt power supply. I have room in the Don't know which will fit in that power supply, but can tell you to avoid the GeForce 9600 GT. It recommends a mininum of 26amps on the 12v rail. With a 500w ps that only put out 24amps on the 12v rail, the system would spontaneously reboot, or lockup. Had to replace...

Tom Lake wrote: I'm looking for the best Nvidia card for gaming given the constraint of a 475 Watt power supply. I have room in the Dell XPS 9000 case for a full-length, two slot card. I'm not adverse to installing a bigger power supply if the Dell uses standard connectors. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks for any advice you may give. Tom Lake A GTX250 will both fit easily and doesn't consume more than a decent...

P. Langholm wrote: Hi all, I own a Zalman 22' screen and and graphics card 9800 GTX. I use this hardware for 3D stereoscopiv viewing frequently. I noticed that nVidia has removed the specific mentioning of Zalman on their Website, the way they used to do. In fact, I ignore if their latest drivers still support 3D viewing on the Zalman. Does anyone here know more about this...? Thanks for letting me know. Probably because they want...

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