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As you can see in the image, the 240w only allows for up to 75w for the GPU. Basically the GTX 750ti is the best for the 240w brick.
The 330w brick though can support up to 150w for the GPU. GTX 960 will definitely run on that.
Haven't done it yet but I should have it in in the next few days so I'll post my results
LOL i have come up with my own idea... I have two other PC's that is more like office pcs' that dont have the most powerful components but they both have a 300W PSU inside them and the cases are like an usual PC and isnt so small like the X51. They are ugly, but they migth work with 970 atleast :D Though they dont have any 6 or 8 pin connectors D: But one of the PSUs have two free SATA fmale 15 pin connector. And i found some converters from SATA to 6 pin :D It might work :p
Otherwise u would have to call the Dell/Alienware # and order one; and it will be ALOT more expensive coming directly from Dell.
Here:
http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xdell+alienware+x51+330w.TRS0&_nkw=dell+alienware+x51+330w&_sacat=0
Make sure that what u buy does NOT come shipped from China. Get it from Aus, UK, or USA.
Then see what the GPU Fan % is reaching when the GPU reaches this 80-85*C range and then manually change the fan % to be higher then what it runs at under Auto. Then simply apply that manual fan % (or one slightly higher) prior to launching games. After u close game and want to return to quieter desktop usages, click it back to Auto and apply.
Again u need an app like MSI Afterburner or similar for this.
Everyone who has a dedicated GPU (AMD or NVIDIA, Mobile or Desktop) should basically be using it. Even if u have no intention to OC your GPU, such apps have MANY other purposes and features.
i bought a msi gtx 960 2gd5 (refurbished from newegg) for my alienware x51 r2 and i put it in and after awhile it stopped working so i bought 330w power brick it didn't come yet but before i had a 240w power brick is that the problem? i could really use a answer i tried so much