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RinTohsaka

RinTohsaka

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Hi there!I want to upgrade my video card with an Asus GetForce GT1030 2GB GDDR5,64 bit....my specs:
CPU: Intel(R) core 2 duo E7200 2.53GHz
Ram:4 GB DDR2
Motherboard:[Asus P5k] Intel P35

The video card will be compatible with my pc? Thanks for atention! ^_^
 
RinTohsaka said:
Hi there!I want to upgrade my video card with an Asus GetForce GT1030 2GB GDDR5,64 bit....my specs:
CPU: Intel(R) core 2 duo E7200 2.53GHz
Ram:4 GB DDR2
Motherboard:[Asus P5k] Intel P35

The video card will be compatible with my pc? Thanks for atention! ^_^
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Power Supply make model age and wattage?

What is the required power supply wattage for that card?

What is the size of the case the card is going into? Not all cases are the same.
 
That card should run fine. As you havent said what card you are replacing just ensure your power supply can cope. The minimum power supply recommended for the system with that card is 300 watts, but it would be good to have something extra in reserve depending on other peripherals.
 
Rustys said:
Power Supply make model age and wattage?

What is the required power supply wattage for that card?

What is the size of the case the card is going into? Not all cases are the same.
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My power suply wattage is 550 w and the size is not specified
 
gus said:
That card should run fine. As you havent said what card you are replacing just ensure your power supply can cope. The minimum power supply recommended for the system with that card is 300 watts, but it would be good to have something extra in reserve depending on other peripherals.
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My power supply have 550 W and my old video card was an Asus with 1 gb vram...i don't know others specs....now i use my pc without a video card :p
 
They yes the card should work fine.

The question about case size is due to some cases are small form and if the Display card it full size you may not be able to get the cove back on.
 
Rustys said:
They yes the card should work fine.

The question about case size is due to some cases are small form and if the Display card it full size you may not be able to get the cove back on.
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I think my pc case is normal size and the video card must be full size
 
RinTohsaka said:
My power supply have 550 W and my old video card was an Asus with 1 gb vram...i don't know others specs....now i use my pc without a video card :p
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Are you sure that you have given us the correct motherboard info, the specs here say that there is no onboard video chip.
 
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