What kind of video card will it support? I have a GE FORCE 8400 GS but doesn't seem to work on it.
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You my have to find a updated driver I'm using the one it came with and it works great its hooked up to my Sharp 60inch TV. Works fine with gaming and even better with movies.
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No this will not work. I ended up actually buying a dual video card it works so much better
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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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I have a 350 watt power supply and I believe the spec on the GeForce 8400 called for 300 watts minimum. But to be honest I'm not sure. I haven't had a problem up to now. Like I said in my review, I don't play video games on my PC.
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Hey Robert,I just received a Class 6--16GB Video Card...I guess it may not work?
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Did not work for me. The Sparkle PC GeForce 210 1GB 64 Bit DMS x16 PCIe worked perfectly.
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Yes it'll work, but first you must check if your power supply have the necessary watts for handle the video card. Thanks
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go to http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-650ti/specifications for more info :)
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Yes, the GeForce 8400GS will work with Window 8. This is what OS we had on our computer. We did have a problem with the computer not being able to record any music or voices but this was a problem in the computer itself.
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I'm not seeing the "NVIDEA GeForce" in the specs. as H.L. posted. Showing "Intel HD Graphics 4600" instead.Also, note that there's no optical drive (CD/DVD) either.
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Hey Joseph, You can definitely add any video card you wish, including the 7570. Although I have to say the nVIDIA GeForce GT 640 video card it comes with is pretty capable of handling a lot. Probably not any extreme gaming but good enough to handle all programs in Adobe Suite, including Premier Pro. Hope that helps. :)
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Go to the nvidia geforce page and all the info you need should be right there. You just might have to dig around in there or it could be simple to find like mine was.
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I Installed to quadcore 64bit, windows vista and with very high power supply. Video card has minimum requirements for power supply and memory. See manufacturers site.
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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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Not a gamer, but it works great for one of my Office Computers. I would recommend buying a 2GB video card. I purchased a Radeon HD 5450 for $100 for my Dell GX755. Make sure you get the motherboard Make and Model # so you can find a 2GB Video card that fits a GX620
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Yes this video card should work fine however you have to make the sure the rest of your build matches it. I'd recommend a quad core CPU and at least 4-6 gb of ram. Make sure your power supply can handle the load of an extra video card. Just google search power supply calculator and use extreme power calculator that comes up. Input your system info and it should give you a minimum power supply and a recommended one. I also caution that while this would run efficiently now, as wow continues to expand and be updated the video card will become obsolete faster because it still uses ddr3 gaming ram rather than the gddr5 gaming ram. I'd recommend finding a video card that uses at least 2gb of gddr5 ram. An amd 7800 series or nvidia 700 series or higher with the gddr5 ram.
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I cant give you a solid yes but i can say that ive never found a video card that wont support any monitors ive thrown at it. Plus this is a newer card so i would say yes but no guarantees. From what i can tell all video cards on the medium end support all monitors maybe every video card does. However best thing to do is google it. Ive never had a issue with a video card not supporting a monitor and i build computers a ton.