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  Hello:

  I think you should be able to squeak by with this card and derisory of your PC power supply 160W.

  The AMD Radeon attracts a maximum of about 20 Watts and the GT610 around 29 Watts.  IMO, 9 Watts is not that big of a difference to blow your PC power.

  I see that it comes with low profile brackets, so there is no problem with this arrangement, etc.

  You're right about the memory.  That concern me too much back in the day, that the memory graphics specification did not spec PC's memory.  Graphics memory is independent of the PC's memory, and there is no conflict.

  The only thing I don't know... but easy enough to fix.

  The PC being produced in 2007 may have a BIOS that does not include how video cards with HDMI ports work regarding audio.

  On these old PC several times when you install a video card with HDMI output, the PC think that not only you have installed a video card, but that you have also installed a sound card (because of the HD audio chip on the video card).

  Thus, the BIOS only disables the video edge, it also disables the audio system too.

  So, after installing the video card and drivers, if your integrated sound card is missing, restart the PC, go into the BIOS, look for the audio setting on Board (it cannot exist without first adding the video card, so there may be no use in looking for it now).  You can watch now of course, but do not be alarmed if it does not exist.

  Audio setting will be set to auto or off.

  Change the active setting. Save the setting here where you made the change, and again when you exit the BIOS.

  After reboot and return to Windows, integrated audio system needs to be restored and the HDMI audio works if HDMI cable connection is detected.

  Another reminder... before install you your new video card, make sure that you uninstall the current drivers.

  To do this, go to Device Manager, click to expand the category of device display cards, do a right-click on the map of chart amd radeon HD 2400 that there are listed, select uninstall, select uninstall driver.

  Do not restart the PC you are prompted.

  Go to the menu programs in the Control Panel, then uninstall all current AMD Catalyst software.

  Once this is done, stop, disconnect the PC and remove and replace the video card in your PC.

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  Hello

  Video card with HDMI port and good pilot will pick up sound. We can activate or deactivate this option of reading thrue devices.

  Kind regards.

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  Hello

  And first of all, happy new year to one and all :-)

  I have a HP Pavilion P6103 PC (NQ880AA) and I want to swap the output VGA card and add in a new shiney HDMI card, so I can't do it to my HDTV.

  What would be a good option for this PC and what type of card should get (PCI, PCI Express etc.)?

  I look forward to your suggestions on this one.

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  Hello

  iainpatrick wrote:

  Hello

  And first of all, happy new year to one and all :-)

  I have a HP Pavilion P6103 PC (NQ880AA) and I want to swap the output VGA card and add in a new shiney HDMI card, so I can't do it to my HDTV.

  What would be a good option for this PC and what type of card should get (PCI, PCI Express etc.)? PCIe x 16

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  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

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  Your motherboard accepts a PCIe x 16 video card.

  A problem is that food in your case is only 300 Watts and no 6 PCIE power connector pins for a video card. If you want a video card powerful, you will also need to upgrade your power supply.

  There are video cards available that do not require the 6 - pin PCIE connector, but they are of Villa do not play cards.

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  Hello:

  You are rather limited with 240W power.

  I would get an opportunity low profile ATI Radeon 2400 HD 256 MB PCIe card on eBay.

  This Dell card I posted should work just fine.

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