Could I drop a GeForce GTX760 into this?
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I'm going to say a provisional yes. Sort of. The motherboard has one available PCIe slot (I'm guessing 3.0) with what seems to be more than adequate space around it. BUT You'd probably need to put in a different power supply. The specs for the GTX760 say it needs at least 30 amps on the 12v rail and a PSU of at least 500 watts. I strongly doubt that the stock 300W power supply in the ATC-605 would be sufficient. And then with all that extra heat, you'd probably need at least one additional case fan.
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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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go to http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-650ti/specifications for more info :)
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Yes though remember part of that depends on your graphics card I would think as long as your not going SLI or even if you are as long as they are not super powered cards you should be good. It's what I am running in my rig right now so I know it works fine.
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All you need is standard PCIe (16)x for video card. Could be 2.0 or 3.0 will work fine :)
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Yes, that computer should handle that video card just fine. Although if you currently have the Geforce 8400 or Geforce 8500 installed there would be no need to get this one because they are almost identical. Hopefully you're familiar with putting in video cards. You can also check this website to see my source of info. Check under expansion slots: http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/ca/en/ho/WF06a/12132708-12133156-12133158-12133158-12133158-80631744.html?dnr=2
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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
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Yes, but remember this is an old machine. There are faster alternatives with better graphics cards.
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that is what I have and it works beautifully. Just remember the system requirements for this including i7, big graphics card, etc.
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U can, but your not utilizing the full potential of the graphics card, i am running 600 watts into my motherboard, that is ideal for both the motherboard and the graphics card, u can find a bronze 600watt power supply for $25 on http://amazon.com.
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This graphics card and your RAM is definitely enough, but you'll probably want to bump up to 3.8+ghz to have the game running smoothly, although I'm pretty sure you'll be able to run them on medium or low lettings without issue.
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Nope it's some integrated gpu. It's not a gaming PC if that's what you are going for.
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Yes. I put it with an i7 4770K, GTX 770, and 8GB of RAM. The motherboard is enough.
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Yes, as long as your case is big enough. I have the same motherboard with a gtx680.
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it really depends on the motherboard... you need to have a PCI Express 2.1 x 16 port to plug it in. the card should be more than enough to run that game
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Hi Thank you for your interest. It's compatible but it's not enough to run high graphic games. We recommend above GTX650 / 750. Thank you.
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Not as it stands, you would need to add a decent graphics card for gaming and a more powerful PSU but it has upgradability for this with a PCI express 2.0 port on the motherboard