How about a GTX750 upgrade? Thanks!
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Mario Jose J. Manzanero, The system uses only non-proprietary parts, so if you want to install another video card, it would be easy to do. If you do so, please make careful note of the power requirements of the specific card you choose to install, as it may require you to upgrade the power supply as well. Also, the proper installation of any component that does not damage the system will *not* void the computer's warranty.
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it really depends on your graphics card, but anything above 600 would do, unless you have a beast of a card then you should go for 750 and up
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What resolution are you gaming at? Your 690 is more powerful than a single 780, so unless you're gaming beyond 1080p, your 690 is probably better for you. Also, the GTX900 series just came out. If you want to upgrade, I'd suggest either a pair of GTX970's or a single 980. They all have 4GB of GDDR5 and I believe a 980 should be on par with your 690, but use way less power and be better for higher resolutions.
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You'll want a better graphics chip for gaming. It could probably run, but not terribly well.
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Go to Computer Upgrade King. Give them a call, they do all the modifications and will be happy to answer all your questions and give you advice on what to purchase. They were very helpful to me. I am quite happy with the Asus.
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I doubt there is a game that would get close to stressing the Gtx 780. However if you are looking to keep up with future gaming you may want to look at the Gtx 970 and 980. They have just been released by Nvidea
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Yes you can but you should upgrade your graphics card, I recommend a Geforce 750 gtx
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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. You can always google something like "gtx 630 vs 670" to get specs & stats differences, but the short version is that this is a significant upgrade over the 630. I've been very happy with it for over a year now; plays everything at 1080p maxed out with good frame rates that I've ever tried. Would recommend.
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A GTX 780 or an R9 290 (non x). Those are your best bang for your buck and will easily handle 1440p.
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Yes. Check Nvidia web site and check system spec. but higher power supply wouldn't hurt if you are planning to upgrade again.
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Oh ya, that will work well. That motherboard could support 2 of these behemoth cards. I have one and it kicks a**. Comparable to a 780. Really awesome.
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Any card with GeForce processor. I would recommend EVGA GTX series, which ever fits into your budget. I personally have a GTX 680
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I'm drawing a blank, however I don't remember noticing the main card as being replaceable. I could be wrong. I do think that having either two GT750m or GT755m in SLI will keep you in the game for some time in the future. I do recommend the use of a laptop cooler when gaming. It pushes some wicked heat out the vents. Better than keeping inside though!
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Yes. Google GTX 750 Ti specs and click the first link. It supports all forms of modern 700-series technology, including GPU Boost 2.0.
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Oh and I would recommend a single gtx 780 ti, it will give you similar performance unless you are pairing a few 4K monitors together and it will leave you room for improvement in the future. As well as it is cheaper and gives you a better version of the gpu.
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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