A clueless mom here. Son wants this card, but I have a 2.6 ghz processor, will it work with my hp amd phenom II x4 windows 7?
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The processor in the computer has no impact on which graphics card you can have. Windows 7 is good but what actually determines the compatibility of this graphics card is the pci express slots on the motherboard and the power supply. You must have at least a 1 pci express slot 2.0 or higher. Then you must make sure that your power supply has an extra 6-pin PCI-E power connector from base of the power supply. The stock power supply's in a computer will most likely not be enough.
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Sorry for the slightly late response, had to look up your computer model. It looks like it will work with your system but I highly recommend upgrading your Processor and PSU as wellMost games these days require a greater one to run.
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It should work on most modern AMD motherboards, provided that the motherboard has a free PCI express x1 slot. Note that this card will work on PCI express x4 / x8 / x16 slots as well. Plugging this into an x16 slot that is meant for a second graphics card may interfere with a primary graphics card connected to PCI express, as it may take lanes away from it (i.e. most motherboards will operate both x16 slots at x8 speed if they're both populated).
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Yes, this motherboard will handle AM3 and AM3+ sockets, so it will take your Phenom II.
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Hello Dante,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. Part number KVR16N11K2/16 is not compatible with the HP Pavilion p6216f desktop PC. That system requires DDR2 800MHz memory, while this part is DDR3 memory. We support that system with a maximum of 8GB using our currently manufactured memory, part number KTH-XW4400C6/2G. For further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for considering Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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HP's website does not list those spec's for this model. The site specifies the processor as the i7 3770, not the overclocked 3770K, and the card as the AMD Radeon HD 7670. Just like is listed in the Amazon description. The only item missing from the description is the 16G SSD that this computer also has.
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Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to... » Read More Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. « Show Less
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All AMD HD7XXX, R9, R7 Video cards are PCI-Express X16 3.0 and have backwards compatibility with all other PCI-Express X16 Slots. So are the Nvidia GTX 6XX/7XX. You should know that only Intel Core i5/i7 from 3rd and 4th Gen. are PCIE 3.0. I don't see any gain from 2.0 to 3.0 BTW.
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Yes it should work fine. That HP motherboard has the AMD 785G chipset which is compatible with the Ph II X 4 955 CPU.
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The card certainly supports it. I've purchased several of them but use them in VMware servers, not desktops. It's HP, so there's a good chance that it will work fine; their products are usually compatible with mainstream devices and OSs.
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Yes, no problem. It is just optimized to work with Sand Bridge, but it also works with AMD cpu.
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This card WILL work fine in any x16 slot or x8 slot even on most desktop pc's. As long as the workstation/desktop motherboard doesn't have limited expansion (like some dell, hp and store-bought systems have) this will work. This card doesn't need a server os or motherboard. Just install the intel drivers for the Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Server Adapter or Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP Server Adapter. I have a gigabyte amd desktop system running Windows 7 x64 and I am using this in an x16 slot (speed auto defaults to card speed). Works perfectly fine and the speed is perfectly smooth. Windows 7 x64 even had the driver already. Just plug-n-play. This card WILL work fine in any x16 slot or x8 slot even on most desktop pc's. As long as the workstation/desktop motherboard doesn't have limited expansion (like some dell, hp and store-bought systems have) this will work. This card doesn't need a server os or motherboard. Just install the intel drivers for the Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Server Adapter or Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP Server Adapter. I have a gigabyte amd desktop system running Windows 7 x64 and I am using this in an x16 slot (speed auto defaults to card speed). Works perfectly fine and the speed is perfectly smooth. Windows... » Read More This card WILL work fine in any x16 slot or x8 slot even on most desktop pc's. As long as the workstation/desktop motherboard doesn't have limited expansion (like some dell, hp and store-bought systems have) this will work. This card doesn't need a server os or motherboard. Just install the intel drivers for the Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Server Adapter or Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP Server Adapter. I have a gigabyte amd desktop system running Windows 7 x64 and I am using this in an x16 slot (speed auto defaults to card speed). Works perfectly fine and the speed is perfectly smooth. Windows 7 x64 even had the driver already. Just plug-n-play. « Show Less
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Yes it will work. I'm running an i7 intel and it works just great.Hope this helped.
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This will work with any AMD processor as long as the MOBO has a pci-e x16 1.0 slot or better. Also make sure your PSU has enough wattage! The manual recommends a power supply with at least 380 watts.
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Have not tried it under the Windows NT 6.x kernel (Vista, 7, 8, 2008, 2008R2, 2012). I originally got it for a HP Compaq 7800 running Windows Home Server Version 1 (A 32 bit modified version of Windows Server 2003 SP2) and worked great for me. However seeing it does work on Windows 7 32 bit drivers I believe the card would work under Windows 8 (Despite the big facelift in Windows 8 it is basically Windows 7 under the hood).
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It will work only with Intel Motherboards and as far as graphics I will not choose AMD chipsets (you can use an onboard Intel graphics, or any external card but not AMD chipsets)
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I am quite confident that it will. I think the question you meant was will Windows 7 support this card. It will.
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I don't know,it never worked for me. I crapped canned it and got a Nvidia GTX 660. I am VERY happy with it. I got the ASUS OC edition. I had used ATI/AMD almost exclusively until this card. I got the ol shove it from AMD. I'll never buy AMD again. I would say skip this card.