Can anyone tell me what graphics card this is? My friend needs to figure it out
Can anyone tell me what graphics card this is? My friend needs to figure it out
Parker Rodriguez
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Jack Rivera
pretty sure it's an ati rage 128
Landon Stewart
OP here, his PC is an alienware Aurora r5 (he didn't know the wonders of building) apparently this card claims to be a 1070 which definatly does not like any 1070 I've ever seen as far as the ati rage, on google nothing looked like this card does. I'm confused as hell
Jackson Morgan
yea i sort of can or at the very least let you know exactly what card it is.
why? i work at the dell repair center working on their desktops.
that's an nvidia. (probably1060)
to find out for sure look at the back of that machine.
Is it an alienware or a xps 8910, 8920, or 8930 ?
look at the back where the psu swings out. you'll see a barcode and service tag.
next go to Http://support.dell.com
click on browse all products
next click on desktop & all in one
next click on alienware or xps then select the model you have..
next page click on system configuration. and input that service tag.
once you get that .. click on original configuration and expand all .. CTRL-F and type video. should come up to your video card (nvidia something. and you'll even have the PPID so you could even order one if you worked where i work
Ryan Wilson
Why don't you just plug it in or type in the serial number on the back?
That blower type of Cooler was very popular on the OEM GTX 960 s and 970 s so I wouldn't be surprised if they reused it
Connor Ortiz
probably a 1060 or 1080 .. could be a 1070 .. looks like one of the batch rebranded msi cards (mis had a deal with dell that netted dell a bunch of cheap cards but the details said they could not have the msi branding on them. hence why that card is the way it is.
use this info i put to find the exact card# in this post
Kevin Ortiz
>No one has mentioned MSI aero
It's a MSI Pascal card rebranded for AW user.
Ethan Bell
Looks like an MSI 1070/1080 Aero or Aero OC.
Ayden Peterson
yep prob msi like i mentioned here and typoed mis
Leo Williams
It'll be a 1070 GPU on a proprietary PCB with a proprietary cooler. Ever wonder how prebuilts screw prices down? All their components are made cheap.
Christopher Taylor
Check the barcodes for the model or plug it in and check was GPU-Z says it is. Worse case scenario it's a weird Chinese card and the bios are wrong, then just take the cooler off and read what model number is on the gpu die.
Angel Robinson
I actually looked up a similar card from an Aurora earlier today.
Guy had a bad PSU, within the year warranty, but the amount of sheer dust and odor made me think he was trying to pull a fast one. So double checked the components model numbers and whatnot.
Toss the numbers on the PCB on the other side into google to confirm. In my case it brought up a Chinese company that makes gimped 1060s.
Justin Gray
>apparently this card claims to be a 1070 which definatly does not like any 1070 I've ever seen
It's an OEM card, user. You didn't think they put retail cards in those machines, did you?
Ryan Watson
thats why nobody buys prebuilt because its OEM shit that worse than stock
Mason Barnes
go here:
dell.com
(earlier link was slightly wrong)
type in the service tag. /win (service tag is located on back outside, on the psu sandwiched between 2 barcodes usually. or a long thin barcode.
Julian Baker
asset tag is here (see pic)
Asher Flores
Install it and see
Adrian Roberts
Give it back, Jamal.
Jaxon Foster
can't be stolen.. jamal doesn't know how to open a pc
Nolan Bennett
what a bizarre contraption
William Hall
Want a good laugh .. look at the xps 8910 8920 and 8930
IT IS THE SAME GODDAMN MACHINE WITHOUT THE AAAYLMAO BRANDING..
(just change out the plastics)
Juan Clark
DELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Asher Cook
Welcome to PC cases. Tooling costs money, it's cheaper to change the same thing up a little bit.
You'll find this in your beloved Fractal Design, NZXT, Corsair, and whatever else cases too.