How do you replace the graphics card? Is it replacable or is there a PCI slot to install a new one?
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You can add a new mini-pci graphics card if you want. The shipped video is using the built-in graphics on the motherboard.
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I personally completely replaced my original Graphics Card with this one (did not keep old card in unit), BUT I watched a YouTube video where they just added the updated newer card to their system. The new card would replace the PCI slot of the original card,,, and then plug the original card into the secondary PCI slot.
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The graphics card leaves much to be desired. I ended up having to replace my video card, but first I had to increase the power supply.
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Hey there, I am sure you can put another Graphics card in on this board. There are 3 different slots, 1 PCI Express Gen2 x16 slot, 1 PCI Express x1 slot, 2 PCI slots, support 3.3V/ 5V PCI bus Interface. You can go to www.msi.com to download the manual, for the correct info your looking for. The on board Integrated ATI RadeonTM works great for me. I have my 32" Flat screen TV hooked up though the HDMI port, and can see with Both my 32" TV and my 19" HD TV/Monitor at the same time with No problems with the on board Radeon graphics. Like I said, its a matter of Your preference. I hope this answered your question! Good luck with your search, Peace! Hey there, I am sure you can put another Graphics card in on this board. There are 3 different slots, 1 PCI Express Gen2 x16 slot, 1 PCI Express x1 slot, 2 PCI slots, support 3.3V/ 5V PCI bus Interface. You can go to www.msi.com to download the manual, for the correct info your looking for. The on board Integrated ATI RadeonTM works great for me. I have my 32" Flat screen TV hooked up though the HDMI port, and can see with Both my 32" TV and my 19" HD TV/Monitor at the same time with No problems with the on board Radeon graphics. Like I said, its a matter of Your... » Read More Hey there, I am sure you can put another Graphics card in on this board. There are 3 different slots, 1 PCI Express Gen2 x16 slot, 1 PCI Express x1 slot, 2 PCI slots, support 3.3V/ 5V PCI bus Interface. You can go to www.msi.com to download the manual, for the correct info your looking for. The on board Integrated ATI RadeonTM works great for me. I have my 32" Flat screen TV hooked up though the HDMI port, and can see with Both my 32" TV and my 19" HD TV/Monitor at the same time with No problems with the on board Radeon graphics. Like I said, its a matter of Your preference. I hope this answered your question! Good luck with your search, Peace! « Show Less
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you don't have the particular slot to put this card in, go with this one instead, make sure you pick the one that is new and also from Kens computer shop:http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/ol/B0044DEDC0/ref=olp_tab_new?ie=UTF8&condition;=new
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Hi Austin The graphics card slot is PCI-E. AGP has not been readily available nor has it been in wide use for a long time now. Hope that helps!
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I have to agree with the previous suggestion. Remove and reseat the card, make sure your monitor cables are plugged in all the way (Bent pins can be a problem). Try it on another PC if available, or send it back to the vendor.I bought this care and am very happy with it.
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It is not integrated or on board- its a separate graphics card. Manufacturer? No idea.
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Hdmi and vga ports as well as dvi come with the graphics card NOT the motherboard
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Desktop. Its extremely difficult to replace a GPU on a laptop because most laptops use an integrated GPU that is just a chip soldered to the motherboard, and even the laptops that have a dedicated graphics card are difficult to replace since they use a specially manufactured mobile version.
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Probably you don't need a new one (although some older cards and low powered stuff might not handle it). Since your card has mini display port I;d guess that it probably can handle it though. What graphics card?You want one that does UHD at 60Hz over DisplayPort.
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You just open up your computer and undo the screws that hold the current PCIe video card in place and pull it out. Then you put the Sapphire card in, push it down a bit and it clicks in place. Then you re-attach the screws. It's very simple. The card if very thin. Most graphics cards of this power are thicker, so this has a very small form factor. After you boot up your computer you have to install the video drivers off the CD. It's a great card for the price. I put it in my Dell Inspiron. Works great.
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There is an access panel on the back to upgrade the RAM, but I do not believe there is any way to upgrade the graphics or sound cards.
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Just go on evga or NIVIDA web site (browse or on package box) and download drivers and menu if is there.
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This will work, but it is a little more involved than swapping them out. You must uninstall the drivers for the old video card, then turn the machine off, change out the cards, reboot, ignore the new hardware found messages and once you are booted up insert the disk for the new card and install. There have been a few updates so you will have to go through those as they show up.
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I used existing hardware and just swapped out the old for the new. It was basically plug and play. Just need to update the driver from Intel
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Both GX620s that I have purchased I did upgrade the PS and graphics card. The boards both have the PCI-16x slots in them and the PS were off the shelf. This is what I was able to do. I hope this helps.