I'm buying a GT70 Dominator-895 (basic version with 8gb ram). Is this Vengence 100% compatible with this GT70 for an upgrade or not??
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I don't see why not. The ram is capable of working at lower speeds if it needs to be. If the MSI computer your are buying has the abailities formore speed than the vengence ram can produce, than the ram will perform at it's top speed. I have had no issues with this ram so far. I hope this helps you in your pruchase. just make sure that the pins are the same, sodim ram have 240 pins, please research your ram a bit more before you buy. Good luck
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Yes, you can install it but only if you replace it. Don't add-on memory. You can install up to 32GB memory in your new notebook.
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Yes, it can replace the GT90. The GM3TB oscillates in 315/390 MHz frequency and the GT90 oscillates at 390MHz. Therefore, it should work.
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As I see from NVIDIA website under your GeForce® GT 735M specification your chipset is supported. but you have to check about display, because below link I think it is absolute, I did not seeyour graphic chipset there:http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.htmlbut I think if your laptop has a sticker of "nvidia 3d vision ready" it will be supported. you can see physical shape of sticker if you open above link.
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You should be able to fit 2 cards - I have the GTX770 in mine and have room to add a 2nd card. As for the Processor I run that particular processor on my board and love it. I am new to overclocking so I am still playing with it, but I love it. With that processor I highly reccomend a good CPU cooler as the stock cooler for that processor works, but sounds like a jet engine (even on 'idle') while doing so. I have the Noctua NH-D14 CPU cooler in mine - if you get that cooler you will need to put the backplate on BEFORE putting the board in your tower. Good luck and happy gaming. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask me and I will answer you as soon as I can You should be able to fit 2 cards - I have the GTX770 in mine and have room to add a 2nd card. As for the Processor I run that particular processor on my board and love it. I am new to overclocking so I am still playing with it, but I love it. With that processor I highly reccomend a good CPU cooler as the stock cooler for that processor works, but sounds like a jet engine (even on 'idle') while doing so. I have the Noctua NH-D14 CPU cooler in mine - if you get that cooler you will need to put the backplate on BEFORE putting the board in your tower. Good luck and happy gaming. If you have... » Read More You should be able to fit 2 cards - I have the GTX770 in mine and have room to add a 2nd card. As for the Processor I run that particular processor on my board and love it. I am new to overclocking so I am still playing with it, but I love it. With that processor I highly reccomend a good CPU cooler as the stock cooler for that processor works, but sounds like a jet engine (even on 'idle') while doing so. I have the Noctua NH-D14 CPU cooler in mine - if you get that cooler you will need to put the backplate on BEFORE putting the board in your tower. Good luck and happy gaming. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask me and I will answer you as soon as I can « Show Less
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i think yes but u should check assus website. actually Im using a gfore 670 gt 1 giga.
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Go to the website to check the compatibility. Installation was easy on my laptop. Everything worked well.
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i honestly dont know i think you should go with the part thats stamped specifically for the GT-N7000 ,the one i ordered was staamped for the I717 note 1, and works fine i installed in 10 min and havent had an issue yet( my daughter uses it) i moved on to the note 3
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I do not know. Go to cnet.com and search for your laptop. It will give you the full specs for it. Look for maximum memory supported (mine was 16 gb) and how many total slots (mine is two). So I bought two. Go to Youtube.com and again search for your laptop plus "memory upgrade" (without the quotes). You should be able to find instructions on how to do the upgrade.
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This SSD should be compatible with MSI GT72. Crucial M500 is SATA 3 wich is the same SATA version supported by GT72. Also card size (2280) is the same suported by GT72. As far as I know some GT72 models support up to 4 M.2 SSD cards with maximum capacity of 256GB each. . However some other GT72 models only support 2 x 128GB SSD or 1 x 128GB SSD. For instance GT72 DOMINATOR PRO (GTX 980M) supports 4x256GB SSD, while GT72 DOMINATOR PRO DRAGON (GTX980) supports 2x 128GB. So please check the maximum SSD amount and capacity supported by your specific model before place your order.
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H Michael,I have a Dell XPS M1730 laptop. I had a NVIDIA 9800M GTX w/ 2 GB (2000 MB of Ram) installed by the guys at Staples. It boots up in 20+ seconds! A NVIDIA 8800M GTX w/ 1 GB (1000 MB of Ram) will fit the slot too - I was told. This is all I know. Hope this helps.Roxy
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This card will play it but the frame rates would be sad. Sub 20's probably. Go for an 8600GT or better yet GTS You'll get double the performance for not much more money. Also depends on what processor/ram you have??Woody
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According to Compaq, this laptop can have the RAM upgraded to 8GB. I have been searching to see how to do it. I can only find one slot under the machine and I imagine the other one is under the keyboard. If you have any luck finding the 2nd RAM slot, please post it's location.Thanks
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Yes---you can go up to 16GB in 2 slots but to upgrade the graphics you really would need to put in a more powerful power supply as well.Keep in mind it is a rather small motherboard, unless CyberpowerPC has changed it in the past 6 months .Here are the MB specs http://us.msi.com/product/mb/H81ME33.html#/?div=BasicIt does nicely at gaming without changing anything, if that's what you want to use it for.
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It works with my MSI GT735, so I'd say the odds are decent, but I'm not 100% certain.
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The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model, motherboard, etc to get a solid answer. Hope this helps!
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The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model, motherboard, etc to get a solid answer. Hope this helps! The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model,... » Read More The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model, motherboard, etc to get a solid answer. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It will support Windows 7 if you want to install it once you get it, however per your question MSI does not offer any versions of the GT70 2OC models with 7 pre-installed by them. Windows 8 has come a long way since its release over a year ago and may people have come to really like it. Especially with the recent release of 8.1.