Will this be compatible with any sort of computer system? Like this one; CybertronPC Patriot (Red) TGM1293D Gaming PC (3.4 GHz AMD A4-5300 Dual Core, Radeon 7480D Integrated, 8GB DDR3 1600MHz, 1TB HDD, WiFi, Windows 8.1 64-bit) Will this be compatible with any sort of computer system? Like this one; CybertronPC Patriot (Red) TGM1293D Gaming PC (3.4 GHz AMD A4-5300 Dual... » Read More Will this be compatible with any sort of computer system? Like this one; CybertronPC Patriot (Red) TGM1293D Gaming PC (3.4 GHz AMD A4-5300 Dual Core, Radeon 7480D Integrated, 8GB DDR3 1600MHz, 1TB HDD, WiFi, Windows 8.1 64-bit) « Show Less
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Yes. Just connect it to your video card with 1 of the supplied cables. The cable with the white connector is digital and works the best.
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We have a hp deskto it should be compatible if you load the software that comes with it
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Yes, any OS...and if you use more than one monitor, make sure your motherboard/graphics card is compatible with more than one display.
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This is a very high quality monitor (good resolution and light). I think this monitor size for this model is being phased by HP which explains the low price. It has the traditional serial video output. It does not have HDMI or other newer connection types. Nevertheless, it fits my Toshiba laptop.
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I would address that question to CybertronPC.com Their site should have that info. I would need all the specs of your PC to give you the best answer. Thier support is great. You can e-mail them, and they will answer your questions and explain things that you can do to increase your speed. I've bought 3 Cyberton PC's and all are totally awesome so far. I hope this helps. Gods Blessings to you and the Battlefield. Al
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I have it working in a hpdc5800 desktop and it performs 1080 well. Your motherboard needs a standard or express 2 PCI slot. The connections are close to the edge of the graphics board and hiders plugs on a swinging door slot compartment. You need to enable audio bios at startup if you have a stand alone speakers. Other than that it is a great basic graphics card for moderate game play. Check http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-610/features
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Should not be a problem. Gives you suggestions though. Keep using Microsoft software with this computer. When you first turn it on use the Microsoft windows licence registration coded that should have been on the computers case. Only the win64 codes will work. This is a fine fast machine that uses a VGA monitor connection. Good luck
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car gal, The answer to your question depends on what you mean by compatible. If you are asking if it can run the same programs as Intel processors, then yes. If you are asking if you can install an Intel processor into the system as shipped, then the answer is no. The motherboard in the system is compatible with AMD processors.
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Cards are ok ...They will not run the new COD but runs most games pretty good.I have had this PC for almost a year I had to upgrade ramm and the CPU fan was like a dentist drill.....I would not recommend it for any high end graphics .....but with monor upgrades it really is a great PC and customer support is also second to none......
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You need PCI-E for this. If you only have PCI or AGP then it's most likely too old for gaming anyway as your CPU won't cope
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Possibly in generic VGA mode, and don't expect gaming to work well. Finding drivers for something this old will be a challenge. I'd spend a few extra dollars and get something closer to current technology to ensure drivers are available.
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Charles, Instead of the Hellion, you may want to consider the CybertronPC Borg-709 (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NC06ZF4) or Hellfire (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NC06RXO), as these meet or exceeds the system requirements for Battlefield. With regards to Destiny, if it is the game we believe you are referencing, it is not currently available for PC.
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Just bought this recently and the bios has been updated to work with that processor. If you are planning to run a separate graphics card all should work great. I set this up to run the on chip graphics and could only find drivers compatible with Windows 7 and Windows 8 (not Vista or any previous version of Windows). If you run Windows 7 or 8 operating system and on chip graphics, the correct video drivers can be downloaded from AsRock.
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Its important to know if they are compatible with the motherboard. Find out what your motherboard is. I think Alienware uses their own custom motherboards. Alienware may have a ram compatibility sheet. My motherboard was from Asus, and I went to their website to get the ram compatibility sheet. Since you're using a new gen i7, I'm not sure. There is also information to look out for concerning the 1600MHz. However, if you're using windows 7 home, you will have problems considering that os cant utilize more than 4gb of ram. Windows 8 home doesn't have any problems and should use up to 128 gb ram. However, the os doesn't dictate what is compatible with your processor and motherboard. Its important to know if they are compatible with the motherboard. Find out what your motherboard is. I think Alienware uses their own custom motherboards. Alienware may have a ram compatibility sheet. My motherboard was from Asus, and I went to their website to get the ram compatibility sheet. Since you're using a new gen i7, I'm not sure. There is also information to look out for concerning the 1600MHz. However, if you're using windows 7 home, you will have problems considering that os cant utilize more than 4gb of ram. Windows 8 home doesn't have any problems and should use up to 128 gb... » Read More Its important to know if they are compatible with the motherboard. Find out what your motherboard is. I think Alienware uses their own custom motherboards. Alienware may have a ram compatibility sheet. My motherboard was from Asus, and I went to their website to get the ram compatibility sheet. Since you're using a new gen i7, I'm not sure. There is also information to look out for concerning the 1600MHz. However, if you're using windows 7 home, you will have problems considering that os cant utilize more than 4gb of ram. Windows 8 home doesn't have any problems and should use up to 128 gb ram. However, the os doesn't dictate what is compatible with your processor and motherboard. « Show Less
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This is a PCI-E card. According the the specs for this computer on the Amazon site, this PC has 1 available PCI-E slot. The card should work, but I recommend you verify on the Radeon website that is compatible with Windows 8.
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You should ask if the other hardware components, like mother board and processor, will be compatible with the memory. And then, if BIOS and processor supports these OS types. Maybe is better start by the second question.
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Joshua, The chassis will accommodate most video cards. You will also want to look at the power requirements for the specific model of card you choose to install, as it may or may not make upgrading the power supply necessary. If you would like, our Customer Service Team can help you with these questions. We can be reached, toll-free by phone at 855-490-2569 or by email, at: support@cybertronpc.com. Please reference 'DY44'.
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Yes, this card does in fact play MOH:Airborne, I have a Intel Quad Core 2.4GHz with a NVIDIA 8500GT 512MB, and 3GB of Ram, and this game looks down right stunning when played in their outside enviorment, the clarity and sharpness is unmatched, and thats only being able to play it on 32bit, imagine if Airborne allowed 64bit. I also have a 24'' HP monitor hooked up to my PC. Remember, most PC's nowadays come with 2GB of RAM, which was pretty damn good for XP, but 2GB for Vista is just good, Vista has too many programs running constantly, so close every single one of them, even if you need to use them later, 3GB is best and 4GB will take care of anything. Enjoy MOH:Airborne Yes, this card does in fact play MOH:Airborne, I have a Intel Quad Core 2.4GHz with a NVIDIA 8500GT 512MB, and 3GB of Ram, and this game looks down right stunning when played in their outside enviorment, the clarity and sharpness is unmatched, and thats only being able to play it on 32bit, imagine if Airborne allowed 64bit. I also have a 24'' HP monitor hooked up to my PC. Remember, most PC's nowadays come with 2GB of RAM, which was pretty damn good for XP, but 2GB for Vista is just good, Vista has too many programs running constantly, so close every single one of them, even if you need to... » Read More Yes, this card does in fact play MOH:Airborne, I have a Intel Quad Core 2.4GHz with a NVIDIA 8500GT 512MB, and 3GB of Ram, and this game looks down right stunning when played in their outside enviorment, the clarity and sharpness is unmatched, and thats only being able to play it on 32bit, imagine if Airborne allowed 64bit. I also have a 24'' HP monitor hooked up to my PC. Remember, most PC's nowadays come with 2GB of RAM, which was pretty damn good for XP, but 2GB for Vista is just good, Vista has too many programs running constantly, so close every single one of them, even if you need to use them later, 3GB is best and 4GB will take care of anything. Enjoy MOH:Airborne « Show Less
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It will technically work, but only as a "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter." It will not have any 2D or 3D acceleration functions and will only handle lower end standard resolutions. (800X600, 1024X768, and 1280X1024 only) There are no direct Windows 7 drivers for it. Only the base standard driver will work with it. The last driver that had any 2D or 3D acceleration for this card would date back to Windows 98. This is mainly geared around server use these days. It's not something I would recommend for desktop computer use. It's great for home servers that operate in text mode, though. It will technically work, but only as a "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter." It will not have any 2D or 3D acceleration functions and will only handle lower end standard resolutions. (800X600, 1024X768, and 1280X1024 only) There are no direct Windows 7 drivers for it. Only the base standard driver will work with it. The last driver that had any 2D or 3D acceleration for this card would date back to Windows 98. This is mainly geared around server use these days. It's not something I would recommend for desktop computer use. It's great for home servers that operate in text mode, though.
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Yes, it will work without a problem. I usually go in www.systemrequirementslab.com to check if my machine can run certain games. I recommend it to check if yours can! Hope it helps