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BIOS Internals GPU Device Id: 0x10DE 0x0DE1 Version: 70.08.29.00.00 GeForce GT430 VGA BIOS Copyright (C) 1996-2010 NVIDIA Corp. BIOS-P/N@N7301 Connectors 1x DVI-I 1x HDMI 1x VGA Fan Speed Min: 35% Max: 100% Memory Support DDR3, Qimonda DDR3, Hynix DDR3, Samsung Performance Level 0 Core Clk: 51.00 MHz Mem Clk: 135.00 MHz Shader Clk: 101.00 MHz Performance Level 1 Core Clk: 405.00 MHz Mem Clk: 324.00 MHz Shader Clk: 810.00 MHz Performance Level 3 Core Clk: 700.00 MHz Mem Clk: 800.00 MHz Shader Clk: 1400.00 MHz Graphics Card Info Manufacturer: Palit Model: GT 430 Device Id: 10DE 0DE1 Subsystem Id: 0000 0000 Interface: PCI-E Memory Size: 1024 MB GPU Clock: 700 MHz Memory Clock: 800 MHz Memory Type: DDR3.

I think I can always switch out the PSU pretty easily. Other than hard drive speeds, on games like G-Mod and HL2, it should run pretty speedy on decent settings, right?

HL2 isn't too demanding. Experiment, but something like 1600x900, 4xMSAA, Medium etc may be a good place to start though you need to decide if you want to use VSYNC or not. The Geforce Experience settings are aimed at 40FPS VSYNC OFF, but it's a one-click solution. I don't use it myself because as 40FPS is not my goal, plus it often suggests 2560x1440 as that's my native resolution even when 1920x1080 may make more sense such as getting a solid 60FPS VSYNC ON.