Will this card work well with an ACER Predator G3620 with an Intel i7-3770 quad core processor 3.4 GHz, and 16 GB max RAM?
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It definitely will be a noticeable upgrade considering that it originally uses a GTX 645. Whether it works well in your computer, I wouldn't see any problems that could possibly hold it back from working. If you check the official specs on the Acer website it doesn't state anything about it having a PCi-e 16x slot for any additional video cards, though a quick check using third party sites confirms it does. The only thing that I'm unsure of is that your current power supply might not have the appropriate power connectors for this video card, I would probably check to see whether you have the required 2x 6-pin power connectors. If you don't have enough you can always buy molex to 6-pin connector adapters, though I'm pretty sure it's already included with the accessories in the box since most video cards ship with extra power connectors. Here are some links to extra resources: https://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX670DC2T2GD5/#specifications http://www.pc-specs.com/mobo/Acer/Acer_Predator_G3620/1410/Compatible_GPUs
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Personally I have a very similar setupwith an i5 instead and it works perfect with my acer predator, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with yours.
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it should, as it supports AMD 8 core processors, the only thing I would say is make sure it is on the correct/ approved list. make sure you have approved ram too, my motherboard kept crashing until I figured out the ram wasn't on the list. I have an FX-8350
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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.
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It should work with no problem, though your motherboard will support faster memory than this.
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It should work but the more important question is: what is your motherboard? Compatibility with your mobo is more crucial than your CPU. Also, it is always a good idea to update you bios when you upgrade any of these 3:CPUGPUMemory ram
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It should work but the more important question is: what is your motherboard? Compatibility with your mobo is more crucial than your CPU. Also, it is always a good idea to update you bios when you upgrade any of these 3: CPU GPU Memory ram
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Yes I believe it should work, I have it running with 2x2gb 1333mhz gskill sticks of ram... That's why I bought this board because it supports ddr2 and ddr3. Anyways good luck!
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Hi there.If the listed specifications meet those of your computer's then it should work just fine regardless of model.
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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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It should work, but it would be best if you check the computer details out on the crucial site. If you go onto the site with the Acer One, crucial can remotely tell you what particular type and capacity RAM you can add. Then check their price against Amazon and/or other suppliers.
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it'll work fine, pair it with an SSD for best results. keep in mind its not the fastest and snappiest processor, it'll get stuff done but not as fast as you would expect a quad core 3.6 ghz would do.
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I successfully upgraded mine with 2 x 8GB DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz 240 pin UDIMM (16gb total memory showing both in the BIOS and Windows 8.1). I believe the G3220 supports up to 32GB but it is likely with 4 x 8GB RAM and this desktop only has 2 slots.
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Yes it would! have it running on 2 separate pcs for over a year now, dual sli 680gts and 3770k quad processor. Beware thou I got a defective one at first but the other two I have now is working just fine.
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Not sure about the 3632QM. I installed this memory in my Zenbook UX32VD which has the i7-3517U processor. Runs like a champ with this memory. I suggest you look for your laptops' web support for memory compatibility. Or your processor on Intel's web support for memory compatibility. Sorry not much help.
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You should be fine as long as your motherboard supports pci-e x16 (2.0). Just be sure to update your bios through the motherboard manufacture. You may run into some other issues, but it depends on what you've got (integrated graphics, etc). I would also make sure the power supply is at least 350 watts.
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Yes, it will work. However, realize you are greatly limiting the potential of the video card with this mobo/cpu combo(RAM is fine). The card was built for output with a PCIe 3.0(preferably x16) slot and you will see improvement over your current card, but not anywhere near the cards true potential. Personally, I would save the money and go with an older/cheaper video card and save the money for a future build or if you can, get a new mobo and cpu. For the price you're spending, you can get a i5 or i7 and a MSI mobo. And since the new Intel chips have integrated graphics (everything but gaming or higher HD), you can wait and save for a decent video card. Yes, it will work. However, realize you are greatly limiting the potential of the video card with this mobo/cpu combo(RAM is fine). The card was built for output with a PCIe 3.0(preferably x16) slot and you will see improvement over your current card, but not anywhere near the cards true potential. Personally, I would save the money and go with an older/cheaper video card and save the money for a future build or if you can, get a new mobo and cpu. For the price you're spending, you can get a i5 or i7 and a MSI mobo. And since the new Intel chips have integrated graphics (everything but... » Read More Yes, it will work. However, realize you are greatly limiting the potential of the video card with this mobo/cpu combo(RAM is fine). The card was built for output with a PCIe 3.0(preferably x16) slot and you will see improvement over your current card, but not anywhere near the cards true potential. Personally, I would save the money and go with an older/cheaper video card and save the money for a future build or if you can, get a new mobo and cpu. For the price you're spending, you can get a i5 or i7 and a MSI mobo. And since the new Intel chips have integrated graphics (everything but gaming or higher HD), you can wait and save for a decent video card. « Show Less
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It should work, but it will slow down the video to the 2.0 spec's. This video card is a PCI Express 2.0 x16. Need to make sure the intended slot is X16.