My current GeForce 9800 GT has on side HP P/N 466761-001, I am not running 2 monitors anymore will this work then as a replacement?
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Your question is not clear. More specific detailed history and info needed. And one more thing: I am not an nVidia salesperson.
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The 8800GT is ancient, if you want a modern architecture but bang for your buck GPU I'd go for the GeForce GTX 750Ti. It doesn't require any additional power so just plug and play. It'll work with your asus motherboard.
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I personally completely replaced my original Graphics Card with this one (did not keep old card in unit), BUT I watched a YouTube video where they just added the updated newer card to their system. The new card would replace the PCI slot of the original card,,, and then plug the original card into the secondary PCI slot.
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Hi Do you mean normal graphic card like this http://www.modreactor.com/images/stories/news/2008/April/02/11.jpg 9800 gtx is comaptible with this monitor. Thank you.
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I don't have the card anymore it started to overheat and had evga replaced it with gt 630 but when I had it was a great card for dual monitor but don't play game its not strong enough for that.
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If you have the money for a GTX970, definitely invest in a great monitor. The Dell S2440L is not bad but I am using a basic dual graphics R7 250 MSI because I am not doing heavy gaming. For your graphics cards, here are the cons to this monitor: 1. It is 1 HDMI, 1 VGA: why do monitors use VGA?. I did not notice it has a VGA until it was too late. Your graphics cards only has DVI and HDMI. So you will then have to spend money to buy an adapter if you intend to do more than one monitor. 2. Max resolution in the monitor is 1920 x 1080, your graphics card is 4096 x 2160. So in the end you will not bring out the max resolution from your graphics card because of the monitors capabilities 3. This is an article I considered when I was purchasing my monitor for a little guide/help: http://www.cnet.com/topics/monitors/buying-guide/ I hope that helps and great graphics card!
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Easily. If you plan on overclocking it should be fine but if you also plan on adding another 980 you may need a tad more power for stability.
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Most likely because it has the Intel H57 chipset. The BIOS shouldn't be locked or anything like that so you should probably have full support for this graphics card. tl;dr Yes, it will most likely work.
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I recommend getting at least a 400 watt power supply. By that I mean, it will work, but it will kill your power supply after a while. If you don't want to upgrade your power supply I recommend this graphics card: EVGA GeForce GT 640 2048MB GDDR3 Dual DVI, mHDMI Graphics Cards 02G-P4-2643-KR
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If it fits the slot, it should work fine. I only know of one manufacturer that restricts replacement cards within the bios, and that is HP.
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Definitely. My EVGA GTX 980 SC fits just fine. Depending on how big your PSU is or how it is positioned, the 2nd graphics card for SLI purposes might be a tight fit
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Yes, it will work. I also have HP like yours but one year newer which is 2012 with 300W and I play many games such as BF3 with good setting with no issues. When you have it make sure to turn on the small switch behind the GPU card, if didn't work then turn the switch back. Worst case scenario if it didn't work at all, then just return the device with no problems. I feel you have a high chance to works fine with your pc, and it must be this MSI model other models such as EVGA won't work! Good luck.
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The gpu, which is the geforce gt 640, has 1 hdmi, and 1 dvi. The 2nd hdmi port is connected to the motherboard, but I couldn't find out how to use it nor did I spend much time figuring out how to use it because I only have 1 monitor so I plugged it into the gpu hdmi. Hope this helps.
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I would see if you can find a GeForce 9400 gt pci 2.0 grafics card. This one works very well. I think ddr3 won't work for that older machine. You need ddr2.
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760M see: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233025
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Yes, but for this particular system is designed well. If you have another Graphics card laying around, I may swap it but I wouldn't spend $500+. The installed Video Graphics NVIDIAB. GeForce GTX 880M graphics with 8GB total GDDR5 is a very dependable card that I wouldn't swap.
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Yes it should work if you put it in the PCI x16 slot. If you have any troubles check out the link below, but keep in mind that you will be using a gt 640 which does not need external power connectors. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2073991/dell-inspiron-3847-evga-geforce-560ti-thermaltake-tr2-600w-working.html