Is this card an upgrade to an NVIDEA GT610 1 GB DDR3?
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The short answer is, yes but mostly for the additional VRAM. The chip itself isn't much better. Within a series, it's easy to tell what you are getting based on price. NVIDIA 6 series cards (610,620,...650,660,670) get better as you go up in number. And the price goes up as well. It's harder to compare outside of a series. For example an old 260 will outperform a 620. The second number represents the power, and the first number represents the generation. So the 260 is four generations older but it's way higher in the power number. This is a pretty basic answer, but hope it helps.
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Yes. You can always google something like "gtx 630 vs 670" to get specs & stats differences, but the short version is that this is a significant upgrade over the 630. I've been very happy with it for over a year now; plays everything at 1080p maxed out with good frame rates that I've ever tried. Would recommend.
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Yes. The video card uses a PCIe 3.0 slot. The motherboard has 2 PCIe 3.0 slots
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Hello, Yes, it has NVIDIA NVS 5400M graphics card with 1GB Video Memory. Best regards, Amuras
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+Sapphire+Radeon+HD+6570+1GB+operating+system+compatibility
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blackhawkms, Most likely, the card you would upgrade with would be PCI-e X16. This system does have a free slot of that type.
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Yes sir it sure will, the only concern I had with fitting the msi gtx 670 in that particular rig was the length of the card but that case can fit up to a gtx 680 in it. It would be a solid upgrade for that system as you already have a great cpu and plenty of ram. The only other upgrade I could recommend is an ssd but a gtx 670 is a great addition to what you currently have!
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Poorly. The default graphics card runs Battlefield 3 at a whopping 15 FPS. I'd definitely upgrade.
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Yes. Board specs: Memory Type DDR3-800/1066/1333/1600/1800/1866 Max Memory 32GB
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Hi Candace. This should replace the original card - and should go in the same slot that the original one is removed from. You will also need to attach a little jumper cable (provided in the upgrade kit) between the graphics card and a socket on the motherboard. Whole installation should take under 1/2 hour including opening and closing the case. So far, the card has been performing perfectly. Good luck to you!Ken.
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I would see if you can find a GeForce 9400 gt pci 2.0 grafics card. This one works very well. I think ddr3 won't work for that older machine. You need ddr2.
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Yes.You can always google something like "gtx 630 vs 670" to get specs & stats differences, but the short version is that this is a significant upgrade over the 630. I've been very happy with it for over a year now; plays everything at 1080p maxed out with good frame rates that I've ever tried. Would recommend.
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When look in my computer's info it sees it as the GTX 650 so I'd say its the 2GB video card not the 1GB (Well that's what my computer says Any way)
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Nvidia geforce gt 640 has twice the ram and a higher cuda count for just a little more. I bought the diamond card and was disappointed with it. Useless for modern gaming but decent for Blu ray.
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My system came with a GeForce GTX 660 which has 2048 MB of internal ram. Good Luck, Paul
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Short version: no. The video card in laptops can nearly never be upgraded. They are pretty much a custom fit. The processor my be able to be upgraded, but this model had an i7 and I doubt anyone would find much of an improvement with what's available for this socket. Nevermind, finding a cooling solution for the likely hotter processor in an already very hot, as in sometimes hot to the touch, laptop.
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Yes it is! There's 4GB on the motherboard, and 4GB or 1 SODIMM that's upgradeable, so you can get up to 12GB (4GB + 1x8GB) 1600MHz MAX. Hope this helps, thanks! -XOTIC PC