HP pavilion 500-098: hp pavilion 500-098 graphics card upgrade

I'm updating my video card present, a Radeon HD 8570 on my hp pavilion 500-098 office. I think it's a PCI card?

It's because I'm trying to connect to my new monitor that requires a Display Port.

I would appreciate any advice.

Thank you

Thanks again for your help

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