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2 minutes ago, Pickles - Lord of the Jar said:

You are rocking a pentium for 2006/2007. At its time it was already a low end processor. So, you are going to be held back. Nothing you can do about that. 

ok one more question does it need to be connected to power supply? or directly? will 250 watts cann handle it?

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Thank you, umm does it cause bottelnecking? or its ok

You are rocking a pentium for 2006/2007. At its time it was already a low end processor. So, you are going to be held back. Nothing you can do about that. 

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2 minutes ago, Pickles - Lord of the Jar said:

You are rocking a pentium for 2006/2007. At its time it was already a low end processor. So, you are going to be held back. Nothing you can do about that. 

ok one more question does it need to be connected to power supply? or directly? will 250 watts cann handle it?

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The pci express slot will provide the current for it.  Higher end cards that are more power hungry will require external connectors.

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