What type of processor use this card?
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I asume card = motherboard processor: it is stated intel board so it is intel or celoron processor and the processor is stated it is a socket 775 most celeron D processors however their are varients that might not be a socket 775 your best bet if I have lost you at all is to not try this DIY (do it yourself) the most important matchup for board and processor is the socket however there is some VERY few but some boards that don't handle 64bit and so if you are not using the correct terminology then I can wander or assume lack of familiarity with the devices in question and only offer a friends help so as not to waste any money doing this project
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I asume card = motherboardprocessor: it is stated intel board so it is intel or celoron processorand the processor is stated it is a socket 775 most celeron D processors however their are varients that might not be a socket 775your best bet if I have lost you at all is to not try this DIY (do it yourself)the most important matchup for board and processor is the socket however there is some VERY few but some boards that don't handle 64bit and so if you are not using the correct terminology then I can wander or assume lack of familiarity with the devices in question and only offer a friends help so as not to waste any money doing this project I asume card = motherboardprocessor: it is stated intel board so it is intel or celoron processorand the processor is stated it is a socket 775 most celeron D processors however their are varients that might not be a socket 775your best bet if I have lost you at all is to not try this DIY (do it yourself)the most important matchup for board and processor is the socket however there is some VERY few but some boards that don't handle 64bit and so if you are not using the correct terminology then I can wander or assume lack of familiarity with the devices in... » Read More I asume card = motherboardprocessor: it is stated intel board so it is intel or celoron processorand the processor is stated it is a socket 775 most celeron D processors however their are varients that might not be a socket 775your best bet if I have lost you at all is to not try this DIY (do it yourself)the most important matchup for board and processor is the socket however there is some VERY few but some boards that don't handle 64bit and so if you are not using the correct terminology then I can wander or assume lack of familiarity with the devices in question and only offer a friends help so as not to waste any money doing this project « Show Less
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This processor has built in graphics. See this site for the full specs: http://ark.intel.com/products/65509
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Nothing special, CPU: Intel Pentium® D 945(3.4GHz) or higherRAM: 1GB or more is recommendedGraphics Card: NVIDIA® GeForce 7600 GT or ATI X1600 series or aboveUse HDCP Compatible display and VGA card to High Definition digital outputetc. etc.
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I'm sorry, I thought this referred toa processor I just bought. To answer your question, you need to buy a socket LGA1155.
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It depend, what kind of your GPU (video card, if I'm understand right) or you mean CPU (central processing unit)?
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i have a 32gig card in mine, but the processor is what makes this device slow
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Yes,with the caveat that you make sure bus (PCI,Ph I Express) matches the card. I am surprised that your computer is running Vista tolerablywith so little RAM,but congratulations.
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Yes this card is much faster than your card, its pci 3.0, memory is 5800mhz, has 1280 stream processors. its just faster
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Just off the top of my head I think that is a dual core processor. You could use it but there would be some bottle-necking. Isn't that CPU on an AM3 board? Why don't you upgrade to a FX CPU (quad core-still cheap options) and then do the HD 7850.
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must be pci express 16, most cards are best check for that spec. to get the best performance from the card you may need to upgrade the ram and power supply. the provided 300 watt power supply should power the card but for full performance its always best to upgrade to at least a 500 watt power supply, especially for heavy gaming.
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I believe it is a PCI card. Bought it a while back and returned it because my motherboard only had PCI-E slots. Hope this helps.
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yes you can.... just make sure you hane a least a Pentium 4 running your computer ans all the ram you can get, I bought this card and work perfect ..
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This card is card is more than capable to run these games, it can also run skyrim (full graphic settings )and many other games. It fac
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The Asus support site for this board will have a list of compatible processors. You'll need to add a video card if you pick a CPU without on-board graphics.
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NVidia GT630M. But it also have Intel HD and always uses Intel one. I am learning how to change it .
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different processors use/work with different chipsets ( they get upgraded/improved ). You have to match your processor to your chipset regardless of brand
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Only LGA 1150 will work. So you need a 4000-series processor. I use the i5-4670 in mine and it's pretty great.