Can I change or add a video card on the motherboard if the one it has is not quick enough. I do design cad and my present CPU with XP Pro crashed.
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The Dell Optiplex 755 has two expansion ports: one low profile PCI port and one low profile PCIe port. If you can find a low profile PCIe graphics card that will meet your requirements, it should work.
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you dont have problem with this...the video card has a port pci express 2.0 and the motherboard that you described has three ports pci express 3.0 but dont have problem...it fits correctly
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Hi, This has an onboard video card but we can add one for you at no cost. Make sure on checkout the seller is RECIRCUIT. If you need to call us our number is 844-889-1070. Thank you.
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Hi, No it does not come with a video card. The NEW motherboards come with video connections and the VIDEO support depends on which CPU you get. Many Intel CPUs DO SUPPORT video. So IF you buy an Intel CPU that HAS video support built in, then you do not have to buy a separate video card. I ended up buying the MSi GD65 motherboard and I already HAD a very good dedicated (separate) video card. HOWEVER, I wanted to try the "onboard + CPU" video. Therefore, I built my computer and the first time I booted it up I did so without my video card installed, and the included 'onboard' video worked great with the CPU I bought. I bought an Intel 4770K that includes video support but if you are new you probably won't want to start with that HIGH END of a CPU, it cost between $340 and $360 [price has GONE UP]. Whatever CPU you buy just make certain that it DOES support video. It takes the CPU and the motherboard working TOGETHER to give you video support -OR- you must buy a separate video card. BEST OF LUCK :-)
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I didn't try it but most boards have a pci expansionslot in it to put a video card, I hope this helped
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You can if you update the bios unless your lucky and they have an updated one for you. I suggest getting the impact vii version of this board. It has the z97 chipset. It will save you time.
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No the CPU and GPU are already built into the motherboard and cannot be replaced, all it needs is ram memory and a hard drive, as far as I remember you can't upgrade the processor
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Hello Kathleen,Please let me know your motherboard brand and I will help you.I am using EVGA GT520 1GB Video Card with the same processor, but We need know is the motherboard has the slot for this card. Let me know the model of your computer or ask where you bought if your PC has a free slot ready for this card.If anything more, please let me know itHave good night.
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You should be able to. Just make sure to uninstall the video card drivers fully. I would recommend using a utility for the purpose.
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It already has the latest graphics card (670). I don't think you can change the hardware, but you can upgrade the driver by going to www.nvidia.com Just let the website automatically detect the graphics card and tell you the current driver and if necessary install the latest driver.
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I don't know what type of video card you got with the system. The answer is probably. You'd swap out the existing card or use the open slots on the mother board. You should verify you have the correct slot for the card. Second, I have an i7. It's freaking great!!! But you need fast memory to go along with it. If your system doesn't come with good gaming memory, then upgrade that along with your i7. It will cost about 40 bux to get kick ass memory, Google gaming memory for options.
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You will need a spare PCI-Express slot for the card. Open the case and see if you have one. Or check with Dell for your specific model number.Some factory motherboards have an extra, unused PCI-E slot ... many (most) do not. If not the only option is to change the motherboard too.
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as I use a video card with the same 3 video outputs ( and use 2 at the sametime) I really cannot say yes or no. but as a motherboard is designed to more then a video card I would say that you probley could
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No, the mother board is really short. You'll need to get a different motherboard for that.
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No because this motherboard doesn't have a PCI bridge it has 4 PCI express. You have to find one that goes x16 to x1 pci . This one is just the old PCI to x1.
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The motherboard that I used had already a PCI Express 3.0. I do not recall the video board needing any special connection to either the motherboard or power. I do not know how to crossfire with AMD A10-6700/ w 8670D I/G. I used a motherboard that is using an Intel I5 processor.
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Most likely, you can. As long as the machine has a free pci-e slot. If no slot, then if you have a removable pci-e VGA card, remove it and install this card. If your VGA card is soldered to your motherboard, you can disable it and install this card in the free slot. It's also possible to run this card in tandem with another card. You'll need to research that issue. I can't say if you'll need to upgrade your power supply. Check the MSI web site.