agree to update video card? Accept nvidia or ati video card?
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i used this site to figure out that my old video card was good enough.http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu_value.html
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i used this site to figure out that my old video card was good enough. http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu_value.html
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The video card supplied with the computer is very nice and I've had no issues playing games.
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I am able to play everything I have on high settings with the installed card. I think there is an extra power supply for those cards that need it, but you would have to check the other motherboard specs to make sure it would be compatible.
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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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AMD supporter as well. You can upgrade, but make sure the PSU that you choose will fit inside your tower/case unless you want to upgrade that too. Also, make sure the PSU will have enough juice to run the graphics card and all your other components (or you could ruin your new PSU and your mobo).
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Justin Fowler,Regarding upgrading the Video Card - We would suggest that you try the games you plan to play, and then decide based on whether or not the performance of the existing card is satisfactory for you.If you find that you would like to upgrade the card, the system is quite capable of being upgraded, as only non-proprietary parts are used in its assembly. Also, should you upgrade the video card, you will want to pay attention to the power requirements of the card you choose. You may or may not need to upgrade the power supply as well.Regardless, please note that the proper installation of any component - internal or external - that does not damage the system will *not* void your system warranty. Justin Fowler,Regarding upgrading the Video Card - We would suggest that you try the games you plan to play, and then decide based on whether or not the performance of the existing card is satisfactory for you.If you find that you would like to upgrade the card, the system is quite capable of being upgraded, as only non-proprietary parts are used in its assembly. Also, should you upgrade the video card, you will want to pay attention to the power requirements of the card you choose. You may or may not need to upgrade the power supply as well.Regardless, please... » Read More Justin Fowler,Regarding upgrading the Video Card - We would suggest that you try the games you plan to play, and then decide based on whether or not the performance of the existing card is satisfactory for you.If you find that you would like to upgrade the card, the system is quite capable of being upgraded, as only non-proprietary parts are used in its assembly. Also, should you upgrade the video card, you will want to pay attention to the power requirements of the card you choose. You may or may not need to upgrade the power supply as well.Regardless, please note that the proper installation of any component - internal or external - that does not damage the system will *not* void your system warranty. « Show Less
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You need a PC specifically with an approved nvidia graphics card.I have this, and I don't recommend it. It's difficult to set up and the effect isn't particularly great.
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Refer to this page to help you:http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1920&gid2=949&compare=geforce-gtx-780-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-560-ti-2win-evga-edition
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I have the nvidia 3d vision. Need to have the kit and a compatable graphics card to run the 3d vision
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(Name Goes Here), If you replace the video card, you would likely use the PCI-E x16 slot that the current video card is in. The chassis will support video cards up to 400mm (15.75 inches) in length. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the system will *not* void the warranty on the computer. Also, when upgrading the video card, please make certain to take note of the power requirements of the specific card you choose, as they may require you to upgrade the power supply as well.
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No motheboard needs a PCI e 2.0 slot. To verify contact nvidia.com/page/support.html
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Yes. The latest drivers for the card, found on AMD's website, have an option to download a compatible driver for your OS.
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You can use any graphics card, Radeon or Nvidia without any compatibility issues. But depending if it's an older card there may be performance bottlenecking from the GPU
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make sure video card says One PCI Express* 2.0 x 16 discrete graphics card .....
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probably limited by your (you probably have )onboard video card -you can get one and add it hopefully
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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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No, it only supports Crossfire (AMD/ATI) for GPUs at this time, but you could mount one NVIDIA card itself.
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You should be able to upgrade your graphics card in the future. Just insure that your computer meets the card requirements.
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No you can't upgrade the graphics card. you can only install the same graphics mainly for replacements.