Ok, i'll check later, or when i get some freetime. Purchased from eBay, and i always use PayPal, so nothing bad there.
Got nervous that a gtx 1080 could not fit inside my computer, but after reading some articles, the good news hit in. my PSU Is good, and the slot size inside my computer is good, those where the two things i was scared about, but lucky me, they both will work
From what I can find and assuming you have a XPS 8700, your power supply only has two 6 pin PCIe power connectors. I believe the GTX 1080Ti requires a 8 pin and a 6 pin. I also think it's only rated for 460 watt, might want to just pull the side panel off and check. Better safe than sorry.
I have a 8 pin and a 6 pin (bought and replaced old ones) and i have 500 watts on my PC ATM, I will probably start taking it apart (not the entire thing, just the side panel) and see/check. I agree, better safe than sorry.
Huh, while doing some research, some people said 500W Is needed and some said 600W Is needed. Didn't know who to believe.
I'd go with what the manufacturer says, don't want to risk overloading your supply and have it explode taking out your brand new 1080Ti with it.
So before i install the GTX 1080, It would be recommended to get a new thing with 600 watts in it? --- Post updated --- I don't know, it's just a black dell PC.
get a decent 600w psu and you should be fine heres a psu tier list so you wont blow yourself up https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/631048-psu-tier-list-updated/
It will be awhile until I get one... lucky you! I need a whole new PC! --- Post updated --- Not all Dell's use Intel. Some have AMD.