Please see my specs on the bottom of this post.I've been told that to go to the 8800 series card for DX10, that my 7950 GX2 card has only ONE power connection to my processor, and the 8800 series cards have TW0! Please tell me which card I can UPGRADE to and have it connect properly to my processor. I really want the GTX but I can't seem to find information on how it is connected. I have enough room lengthwise to put in an 8800 card, but I want to upgrade to a 1) Faster card, and 2)DX10 compatible card.Above all, I don't want to buy a card that can't be installed in my Dell XPS 410.I'd appreciate your advice.

Well, my old 7900 GTO had two power connectors, the same as what my 8800 GTS has. If you can power that 7950 GX2, then you should be able to power an 8800 GT anything - it's just a double power connection to your PSU.Gary

I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but the actual 8800 GTS card I have only has 1 power connector on it. I can't say what the GTX has, I don't have it. You basically just need the PCI express slot and the power adapter for the card at the end, which is a PCI power cord.

I know what you're talking about....I was just looking at pic of a GPU with 2 6-pin PCIe connectors to the power supply....It probably was a GTX....or that high-end radeon card...And they plug into your Power Supply, not your processor heheThis eVGA 8800GTS 640mb version will work, as long as you have one 6pin-connector on your PSU:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814130071edit: here it is, my bad, the Ultra has 2 6-pin connectors:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814143107

Does the GTX have 2 power connectors to the PSU?Stan

>Does the GTX have 2 power connectors to the PSU?>>StanDon't know if they all do, but the few I looked at did...check out newegg.com and look at the GTX pictures...

Yes, see attachment.