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GPUs that would fit in and not bottleneck Dell Optiplex 790?

DrQuickDroqqed

I'm currently looking to buy a gpu for my dell Optiplex 790. I'm not sure which ones would fit dimensions wise but I have a few that I am looking at rn. I also want to know if they would bottleneck my cpu, which is an i5-2400 4 core 3.1ghz, 3.4ghz turbo. Below I have attached as well as the dell optiplex 790 I am going to purchase as well as the 2 gpus I am looking to buy. If anyone can help me out I'd really appreciate it.

 

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-radeon RX 580 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sapphire-11265-01-20G-NITRO-Radeon-RX-580-8GB-Graphics-Card/163913777444?autorefresh=true

-EVGA gtx 760 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sapphire-11265-01-20G-NITRO-Radeon-RX-580-8GB-Graphics-Card/163913777444?autorefresh=true

-Dell Optiplex 790 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-OptiPlex-790-Core-i5-2400-3-10GHz-4GB-250GB-HDD-Mid-Tower-Windows-10-Pro/184000346017

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did you check psu

 

If I had one wish, I would ask for a big enough ass for the whole world to kiss

 

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8 minutes ago, RelativeMono said:

did you check psu

 

I will buy a 500w 80+ bronze EVGA so that is covered

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2 minutes ago, DrQuickDroqqed said:

I will buy a 500w 80+ bronze EVGA so that is covered

Did you check that that model has standard PC PSU connectors?

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9 minutes ago, SenKa said:

Did you check that that model has standard PC PSU connectors?

How would you do that?

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1 minute ago, DrQuickDroqqed said:

How would you do that?

Looking at it. I looked it up, and they did. So, you're fine.

 

I ask because a lot of Dell systems use a single 8 pin connector in to the motherboard (sometimes joined by an 4 pin PCI-E) and use the motherboard to distribute power to SATA and Molex devices.

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Something like the i5-2400 will bottleneck this year's triple A games, something like a RX 580 or a GTX 1650 would be more than enough .

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7 minutes ago, williamcll said:

Something like the i5-2400 will bottleneck this year's triple A games, something like a RX 580 or a GTX 1650 would be more than enough .

If I use an older gpu like a gtx 760 I can still run games like overwatch and rocket league with ease correct?

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21 minutes ago, SenKa said:

Looking at it. I looked it up, and they did. So, you're fine.

 

I ask because a lot of Dell systems use a single 8 pin connector in to the motherboard (sometimes joined by an 4 pin PCI-E) and use the motherboard to distribute power to SATA and Molex devices.

Tysm both gpus would work without bottleneck correct?

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4 minutes ago, DrQuickDroqqed said:

Tysm both gpus would work without bottleneck correct?

Your CPU will always be the bottleneck, I would get the 580 for sure though.

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Storage: Western Digital Red 8 TB 3.5" 5400RPM Internal Hard Drive  (Purchased For $180.00) 
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3 minutes ago, DrQuickDroqqed said:

Tysm both gpus would work without bottleneck correct?

Your wasting time and money buying a new psu just to slot in a used GTX 760 when the gt 1030 has near the same performance and would not require the PSU swap at all. As for the RX 580, your CPU is probably going to bottleneck that in some (but not all) applications. 

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5 minutes ago, doomsriker said:

Your wasting time and money buying a new psu just to slot in a used GTX 760 when the gt 1030 has near the same performance and would not require the PSU swap at all. As for the RX 580, your CPU is probably going to bottleneck that in some (but not all) applications. 

If I use a gpu that does not require a new power supply, I can go for a higher performance(higher pricepoint) gpu. are there any that don't require a new psu but provide better performance?

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4 minutes ago, DrQuickDroqqed said:

If I use a gpu that does not require a new power supply, I can go for a higher performance(higher pricepoint) gpu. are there any that don't require a new psu but provide better performance?

GTX 1050ti is the best card to my knowledge that can run off the pcie slot without external power from the PSU 

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1 minute ago, doomsriker said:

GTX 1050ti is the best card to my knowledge that can run off the pcie slot without external power from the PSU 

Ok thank you so much man. You might have saved me some $$.

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54 minutes ago, DrQuickDroqqed said:

If I use an older gpu like a gtx 760 I can still run games like overwatch and rocket league with ease correct?

yes

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7 hours ago, Newbiebuilder835 said:

I currently have a dell optiplex 790. i have a i5 2500 3.3 ghz cpu. A gtx 760 gpu An evga 600 br psu 12 gigs of ram and 1-1/2 terabyte on my hard drives. I did have to swap out the power source due to the graphics card being eight pin and stock power supply only being a four pin. But i am currently running games like stranded deep at its highest setting at around 33fps .... (Although im pretty sure i didnt set up the comp to its best optimization due to me not knowing how). 

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Dang this thing looks exactly like what I might build. What model of gtx 760 do you have?

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