I currently have Amd radeon 6700 series would I be able to upgrade to the card...
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You should be able to. Just make sure to uninstall the video card drivers fully. I would recommend using a utility for the purpose.
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should be able to do it fine. fwi make sure you got windows net framework 3.5 or higher or you may run into the issue i did installing it on my GF's pc. wound up to be a borked windows update that caused the issue but forwarned is for-armed
2126141
It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
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Well any computer can run anything if you upgrade it enough. So basically with those upgrades you're simply asking if the stock NVIDIA GPU that it comes with can handle it, and I'd say probably yes. But it may be more economical to find a tower that has a better CPU and power supply and invest in a top of the line graphics card for it.
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It varies on what else you have installed. like if this will be your only graphics card, then it should be enough, but only barely.
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Yes. I am currently running a Nvidia GTX 770 on it. It will also work with AMD GPUs.
1252695
Yes, you can. Any video card is compatible with this processor. If you are installing both items new, just remember to change your Bios Graphics Settings to PCI, before first boot.
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Okay, this may sound a bit trite, but I don't see why not. I have upgraded ATI cards before with total success. I can see no good reason why it wouldn't work here as well. If there is something extra special about this card, I certainly don't know of it. Just make sure to keep the old card handy, just in case you need to go back. I just see no reason why it wouldn't work and it should be a step up, so better quality and a bit faster, I would think.
1010336
yes, you can upgrade the graphics card on mostly every computer if it has a good RAM which in this case it does. :)
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Check power requirements for your new graphics card. Chances are you will also need to upgrade the power supply.
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Yes you can any graphics card would do. I got the Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 GHZ OC 2 GB 256 -bit GDDR5 DL-DVI-I/SL-DVI-D/HDMI/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 100354OC-2L.
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Yeah, you should be able to crossfire it with a different manufacturer's card as long as it's a 7970. The clock/memory speeds will be set to the same for both cards, but it should work fine.
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blackhawkms, Most likely, the card you would upgrade with would be PCI-e X16. This system does have a free slot of that type.
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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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On my rig this card runs Battlefield 4 on ultra with almost everything maxed. As to whether you should buy this one you might want to check out the new AMD cards before you make you're decision.
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Yes but it is not much of an upgrade over the 6800 that came with your computer. A nice entry level card. I use it for video streaming to my tv thru the computer and it works great.Good luck
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You shouldn't have to upgrade your motherboard as long as you have one PCI-E (PCI express) slot available.this is a pretty big card so I also recommend checking to make sure it will fit in your case but that has nothing to do with the question,just another precaution.
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Yes- we recommend we upgrade the card for you. We could add a 3.2 Ghz CPU, and the ATI Radeon 5870 for a combined charge of $200.00. Let us know if interested. Otherwise, these are very easily upgradeable. Thanks!