Can this ACER Aspire ATC-605-UR14 Accept the EV3A GeForce 9500GT Dual Monitor Card in its PCi-E (x16) slot? Is there room in the case?
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There is room for the card. However, the power supply is not adequate for the 9500. You risk damaging the GeForce and/or the power supply. Unfortunately, the cabling on the power supply is not standard and it would be difficult to replace the unit with a higher capacity one.
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It should , you need a PCI Express slot which the emachines t6524 claims to have.
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The Certified Servers team appreciates your question. This server has PCI Express slots, however, they are x8, not x16. A standard PCI-E video card requires an X16 slot. Modifications are possible, however, it will void our warranty and the video card will run at half the throughput. Additionally, only some PCI-E video cards are meant to work this way. We do not recommend it.
1200017
Yes, it will take any PCI-E x16 video card, but as to why an Nvidiblow card with an AMD board beats me. But yes it will work.
1009721
This is a full-sized card that will occupy 2 slots. you need to make sure that there is room in the case, and that you have a standard PCI bus available. I'm not familiar with that specific system, but I do know that Dell is sometimes a bit weird with regard to hardware. I would think that if the requirements I mentioned above work, then it should be fine.
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No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17 and MOBILE graphics cards are extremely expensive. Good luck in your search! No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17... » Read More No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17 and MOBILE graphics cards are extremely expensive. Good luck in your search! « Show Less
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Yes a PCI-E x1 card will work in the PCI-E x16 slot on this motherboard. You will just be utilizing the first 18 pins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Pinout
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PCI-E 3.0 cards will work in a 2.0 slot, but it will not be able to run at full speed.
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No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17 and MOBILE graphics cards are extremely expensive. Good luck in your search!
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The following is from their site: Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP SP3, Linux, or Solaris PCIe x16 expansion slot - See more at: http://www.pny.com/nvidia_quadro_k4000#sthash.x9mM5Q3s.dpuf
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This is a dual width card. You need 2 open slots in order for it to fit. It 'should' be compatible as long as it fits and there are no hardware conflicts.
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No,it is a PCI slot only.You will have to buy one that is specifically PCI-E.
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David, the P8Z77 does support PCI-Express 3.0 x 16 in the first slot (dark blue and closest to cpu socket). The third slot (black) is 2.0 x 16. Go to Asus support and downloads. Go to downloads for board and select "specifications" tab. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z77M/#specifications I believe (not positive) for two graphics cards in cross fire you are limited to two lanes running at 2.0 X 8Paul
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I'm running dual monitors on my GeForce GT 520 and in response to your question I tried using the HDMI-VGA adapter from my laptop but there's not enough space to insert my adapter due to the chassis and VGA connectors. I use this adapter with my laptop for an additional monitor so I'd expect to work on a desktop. Try contacting tech support at evga.com/support
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Acc to this http://scorch2000.com/~meshko/laptop/specs/ you have 1 pcmcia slot, so if it is correct, this card should make yer happy.
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From the specs it seems to have a PCI Express x16 slot and a x1 slot, so it could theoretically fit a double slot video card, but the 220W power supply is going to be a problem. It won't be able to provide enough juice. So you're looking at upgrading the video card and the power supply (if it is upgradeable).
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Yeah it'll fit, It's a simple PCI card. I have two and they fit in my Dell XPS tower till I moved it, my ASUS M2N motherboard, and my GIGABYTE motherboard.