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Upgrade GPU For Inspiron 5675
Guys I need a little help here. I’m looking for a compatible GPU with my Dell Inspiron 5675 that is better than the stock but for a low price as I am on a budget. My stock GPU is a AMD RX560 and it has HDMI and two other ports I don’t know. But in total I have 3 ports as shown in the image below and I need a budget GPU in better performance of the RX 560 and with the same 3 ports in the picture. In the picture one is definitely hdmi.
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March 12th, 2024 19:36
Lots of threads about upgrading the GPU in Inspiron 5675 so check them out.
A lot depends on the size (watts) of the PSU installed in your PC. Looks like the stock PSU is 460W so that will limit choices, as will the physical length of the card. Max card length is 10.5 inches and max width is 2-slots wide.
As best I can tell from the pic, the card you have has (left to right) DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort.
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March 13th, 2024 00:21
Be sure to check out userbenchmark.
Userbenchmark doesn't list PSU's, so be sure to check PSU requirements for a card you're interested in.
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March 13th, 2024 15:56
@RoHe so is there any GPUs you recommend with at least a better performance that I can get with a $50 or £50 budget considering the PSU. Plus I have a pic of the internal components. Please have a look. Thanks also for helping with the GPU ports
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March 13th, 2024 19:16
Did you look at any of those threads about upgrading the GPU in Inspiron 5675 or at userbenchmark.com to see what's been installed?
Dell offered an NVidia GTX1060 which has 400W PSU recommendation. The GTX 1070 has recommended 500W PSU. So GTX 1060 may be highest you can go in their GTX 10 series.
Don't know how GTX 1060 compares to the one you have now or its current price. I suppose you could look for a used one, as long as it comes with a warranty.
New or used, be sure to check the length and PSU recommendations for the exact card you'd want to buy.
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March 14th, 2024 16:21
@RoHe thanks for helping out. Just one last question. I have 16GB RAM from Samsung DDR4, I recently upgraded it from 8gb ram stock. Could I go for 32gb ram or would it not work? Plz tell me which exact ram for gaming and performance could I get to upgrade to 32gb if possible for about £20 - £30 ( ($25 - $35). Also pls list the ram speed. Thanks for your support.
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March 14th, 2024 20:20
Is that 1x16 GB or 2x 8 GB of RAM now?
Inspiron 5675 supports:
Per memory module slot: Up to 16 GB
Total memory: 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 24 GB, and 32 GB
Dell PCs can be fussy about RAM so you need to be cautious. Many users buy RAM for Dell PCs from crucial.com. If they recommend modules for a specific PC model, they guarantee it works or they take it back.
Assuming you already have 1x 16 GB DDR4-2400, another 1x 16 GB for this PC is ~£52 from Crucial UK. And there's no promise it would be compatible with the 1x 16 GB you may have now. Even more £ if you have to buy 2x 16 GB. You might have to consider used, with a written guarantee it works in your specific Dell PC or you can get a refund.