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Do I have to open the PC to find this?
Intel Graphics
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A GT 1030 isn't especially old, and it ought to be fine for 4k. GeForce GT 1030 | Specifications | GeForce
It supports HDMI 2.0, which is needed for full 4k support.
As far as I know, there are no comparable low-power cards in the current Turing line. The GTX 1650 needs an auxiliary PCI-E connection.
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Yes, unless you have better luck finding it online than I have.
The upgarde that Dell lists for the model are very limited. https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/pfyd...ategoryId=7566 The Radeon 5450 is a 10 year old design.
Genarel advice: don't spend more upgrading an old PC than the PC is worth. on eBay, an Inspiron 3847 is $50-$200US.
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Not sire what I am going to do now, it's not an Imminent problem I guess
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Posts : 5,048 Windows 10/11 Pro x64, Various Linux Builds, Networking, Storage, Cybersecurity Specialty.New #17
Open the chassis.
Look for the sticker on the PSU.
So this is an Inspiron, not an XPS?
IF your monitor is not 4K forget it. However, the video output can be connected to a 4K TV in most cases.
Have you looked at Costco for a new system?
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I think I will just wait awhile then get a new PC, over 6 years with this one, stretch it to 7 maybe, that is pretty good I guess
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