Can I use my own graphics card in this?
146331
I think it's possible to plug a mid-range graphics card like the nVidia geForce GT6xx series into the PCI slot. Don't know what kind of graphics card you have, but this unit is limited by its 300w power supply.
2016813
Yes, it requires a graphics card. Note the first image on the product page that says "Requires discrete GPU."
87173
There is a pci16 slot you can put a graphic card in. it needs a low profile card. If you have a card that isn't low profile card you maybe able to unscrew the metal guide and get the card in.
189027
Yes. Here are the specs for the included video card: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt640/specifications
1849041
No, this board doesn't have any onboard graphics, an add in graphics card will be required.
1450405
you can go either way, if you need to use onboard graphics though, you need to have a CPU with that capability... check Intels site for which CPUs support onboard graphics
323689
Check this requirements before buy http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-geforce-cards.html
635222
Yes. The processor and graphics card work wonderful together. Make sure that your mother supports processors LGA 1150 and also has PCI ports (the majority of motherboards do).
861416
Yes, but you might have a better experience going with a AMD Radeon card, seeing as your PC runs an AMD processor. (Unless you changed it)
695498
I have the nvidia 3d vision. Need to have the kit and a compatable graphics card to run the 3d vision
876929
yes. make sure your power supply has enough wattage and amps for the card you plan on putting into your pc. The power supply unit itself should have the amps and wattage rating on it. The amps you should look out for are below the +12v rail. This rail will be the main connector for the graphics card. if not, you can always buy one on amazon.
250045
I can't say for sure but I know if you use the display output from the motherboard that it will use the integrated graphics from your CPU as opposed to the GPU, which are never as good as your GPU abilities. So probably not, you'd want to plug your display directly into the video card.
1576828
From what I read on AMD you can. But I think you have to set the Radeon in 1st slot to be primary. And use external bridge connector for them.
876928
it depends on what cpu and motherboard and power supply you have , and what you're trying to replace it with. You have to make sure that your power supply can handle the graphics card you wants to buy instead
482683
The answer to this question is unfortunately not. The card currently in this computer is integrated, which means you can't exchange it, you'd have to replace the entire motherboard. And the graphics card is an Intel HD Graphics 4600, which is a pretty fair graphics card when you look at the benchmarks, but cannot act as a standalone processor like the nVidia GTx model cards can.
853307
No, you do not need a separate graphics card with this if your motherboard supports integrated graphics. However, if you are going to run Windows, you will not be able to use Areo.
1863409
You can use it as you would any other desktop. The only issue would be if you want dual monitors you would need a new graphics card.