  With secure boot OFF in bios almost any basic GPU that is PCI-E 2.1 or 3.0 works. Non Dell cards and older NON UEFI cards require secure boot OFF. This card is what I recommend to my clients wanting HDMI and Video playback and surfing. [URL] [URL] Answer ID 3156Published 10/25/2012 03:12 PMUpdated 10/26/2012 02:00 PM When installing an after-market graphics card into acertified Windows 8 PC with Secure Boot enabled, the system may not boot. Secure boot is enabled by default on certified Windows 8PCs. When an after-market graphics card not containing UEFI-enabled firmware(VBIOS) is installed into a motherboard with secure boot enabled in the SBIOS,the system may not boot. The majority of retail graphics cards manufactured in2012 do not contain UEFI-enabled firmware. In order to get the PC to boot with a graphics card thatdoes not contain a UEFI-enabled firmware the end-user must first disable thesecure boot feature in the system's SBIOS before installing the graphics card. Note: Some system SBIOS's incorporate a feature called compatibility boot. Thesesystems will detect a non-UEFI-enabled firmware VBIOS and allow the user todisable secure boot and then proceed with a compatibility boot. If the systemcontains a system SBIOS the supports compatibility boot, the user will need todisable secure boot when asked during boot process Instructions for manually disabling secure boot: 1) Power down the system 2) Remove the NVIDIAAdd-in card 3) Boot the system usingintegrated graphics 4) Enter CMOS settings.CMOS settings can usually be accessed during boot, typically by pressing one ofF1, F2, F8, F12, or Delete (depends on the system firmware) Alternatively theycan be accessed in Windows 8 as follows: [URL] 5) Set Secure Boot todisabled 6) If there is an option,set CSM (or compatibility or legacy mode) to enabled. 7) Save the new settings Power down the system 9) Install the NVIDIAAdd-in card 10) The system should nowboot
Hey guys I bought this gaming PC in February heres the specs: DELL G5 5000 i910900F cpu, 500w power supply, 3060Ti, 16GB RAM. Turns out I don't really need a gaming PC anymore and just want something todo simple tasks.   Since GPU prices have skyrocketed and the PC is worth hardly anything w/o it I might just buy another one later when prices arent ridiculous. What cheap GPU would work in the G5 as a replacement? i dont care for 4k or anything fancy. just using it for Youtube, emails, Microsoft Office, etc....  
Want to sell my 3060ti and use cheaper GPU in G5 Desktop