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• HP Compaq Presario SR5350F - video card with S video output

  Hello my name is Ken

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  Your computer has two PCI ports free and a PCIe x 16 location. The card uses a slot. And should be ok for 250W power supply

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• best video card with 1 GB ddr3 video memory

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  AlbertoHG1,

  Please keep your posts on this slot reservation of one and only one thread. From multiple threads with the same content makes it harder for help us to you.

  It is unlikely that this will damage the GPU using a PSU low power.

• Update video card with Pavilion H8-1214

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  HP makes a great computer.  Therefore, it does not surprise me that is to be reliable and durable.

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