Could i connect this to my old computer with Pci-e and cpu intel core 2 e7200 with 4 gb ram?
881034
I believe you could use this video card on the above computer with following exceptions. You need to have a power supply that exceeds 300W. Most computer do not come with a 300W+ power supply. So that most likely would be your failure with this card. This is a very stable and good card, I highly recommend to anyone. Video is video - no matter what your cpu and memory status. Low end computers might run slower than the video card, but should work. Hope this helps.
2006682
I'm not sure. Check the specs on your computer and the specs for the cpu to make sure they match. The cpu sells for only $29 dollars on Amazon now so you are not risking much by trying it if you are attempting to save an old device.
1320938
yes this is compatible with your computer. the max memory for that system is 2 GB. you could also use PC3200 if you wanted
365752
Yes it will work just fine. I'm using this on a really old motherboard that uses 2.0
96798
Yes, According to the specs I found on your board it has 1 pcie x16 2.0 the card is made fore the pcie x16 3.0 so the card wont be able to transfer data as fast as it is capable of. Also this card does require additional power from a compatable power supply.
202025
I do not have that motherboard, so I can not say 100% that it will work. However, that board does have a PCIe (PCI Express) x16 slot which will take a standard PCIe graphics card (which this is), it doesn't matter if it's PCIe v2.0 or PCIe v3.0. Both should work. If you are using the onboard graphics you may need to disable it when you install the EVGA card, that kind of stuff (if necessary) can be done in the BIOS. Good Luck.
696319
I think not, because the memories are smaller laptop! have to check that your PC has slots for DDR2 800 mhz, that you verify it in "system properties"
1338717
I think so. it uses a USB plug so if your older PC has a USB port thenit will work.
971801
Not likely. Unless this was built by Dell within the last year or so, it is not compatible. The processor here works only in the new Haswell motherboards that have been on the market for just over a year. From what I can see your computer is circa 2008ish. You need to upgrade the Motherboard and the CPU to use this one, which would require a new operating system and new RAM. Could be done, but probably not worth it.
2177509
It should , you need a PCI Express slot which the emachines t6524 claims to have.
1428403
I haven't tried to do it, but I don't see why not so long as there is a Mint/Linux kernel for that CPU and drivers. Note that the machine came with the OS installed so be sure to do a backup and boot media. You might want to contact ASUS: http://service.asus.com, +01888-678-3688 to be sure.
1250791
Not the original CPUs. It won't support 64gb. You should buy a R710 if you need that much memory
1862230
of course it will work, best card I ever owned for the price. and no there's no cpu requirement. pretty much the games run off the ram on the card.
2239340
If its the same mobo as the old one, it should work, if its different it might work but would take a lot of extra effort. It would probably be easier to purchase another hard disk and completely re-install the OS, then pull your data off of your old hard drive.
2062169
if there is a pci-e slot and it fits then i don't see why not. depending on how your system was set on default you may have to enable a bios setting so your system can run this card as it is considered a certain kind of new software. i think its calle trinity or something but i dont remember. either way your computer wont be able to boot up unless this setting is enabled in the bios.
1856613
Yes. I have the same computer and put one of these in it. It will make a big difference in performance overall. This is the fastest P4 that you can get. Put this in and get as much ram as the 4600 will take(4 or 8gigs I cant remember). These old processors are still good ones.
2062367
as long as you have PIC-E slot on your mainboard then it should work.but I'm not sure why it isn't working.