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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01892908

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  Ehrde, the map is 8.25 "long and high of 4.38".  The card I did research is manufactured by EVGA.  This card must break into the space provided.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.

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  Fish, welcome to the forum.

  Crysis - Warhead is a resource hog.  So I'm not surprised that you want to upgrade.

  In smaller cases of average size, it is advisable to stay less than 9 "for the video card.  Anything longer will be questionable.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  The XFX card in the link I provided is perhaps not one you want to buy.  However, it is a good example of what to look for on a card for your computer.  I love ATI based cards because they have their Catalyst Control Panel software.  It allows you to adjust the fan speed and overclock the card if you wish.

  Now for the power supply.  I love OCZ and Corsair.  Any standard ATX PSU must fit into the housing.  However, I always recommend measuring the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer, I always recommend high quality maunufacturers.  Both cater to the enthusiast/gamer community.  Their products will provide a clean and stable power supply for your system.  Read the reviews from customers on all products.  Comments will give you the history directly on products without exaggeration of the manufacturer.

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  Correction: it's Nvidia GEForce G210, NO 6210.

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  Hi there @Les
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are having problems of display resolution after the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista. I'm happy to help you with this.

  In response to your question, Yes, because it is a desktop computer you can try the driver directly from NVidia and test it.  You can also try to use the HP Support Assistant and see if she can find the updated or compatible drivers for your system hardware.
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  Or the other choice is worth trying. I'm curious to hear your results.

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  Hello robinsue, welcome.

  Here is a little information that can be useful. Here is a list of computer manufacturers that offer support for this issue:

  This information is referenced from this URL:
  http://www.PCMag.com/Article2/0, 2817,2354554,00.asp

  Acer
  If you buy your Acer system at an online retailer or a store, the policy is the same. Customers with eligible systems should go to the Acer upgrade page, where you will have gone through the process. It helps to have the serial number of your system available. He is a 22-digit number. For laptops, the serial number is located on the bottom. There will be a white label with 22 characters starting with "LX." For desktop computers, serial number is usually located on the right side, at the bottom of the side panel. There will be a white label with a 22 character S/N: starting with "PS" or "PT". After ordering, the upgrade kit will be sent to customers.

  ASUS
  ASUS customers with eligible systems may request their update on the Web site. It's a good idea to have the serial number of your system available. Customers with a laptop EeePC can find their serial number on a label at the base of the system. It is listed under the barcode after the letters "SN". Customers with other models of laptop ASUS may also find the sticker at the base of their systems. The serial number will be 10 or 15 characters and be preceded by the letters "SN". For desktop computers, the tile should be on the side or the back of the system, with the 12-digit alphanumeric (letter and number) code is right under the code upper bar (are there two) on the sticker.

  Reference Dell
  According to Dell, it does not matter if you bought your system directly from the company or from another retailer (such as Best Buy or Staples), as long as you bought it within the above period. Eligible Dell customers with a system should go to the Dell site to save their system. The site will guide you in the process. It's a good idea to note the name of the model of your system as well as your office or serial number of the laptop. It's a unique five digit alphanumeric (letter and number) code that you find on a white label with bar code on your Dell computer. For desktop computers, the label located on the back or on the side panel. For laptops, the label located on the bottom of the system. After recording with success your system, Dell will send you a DVD of Windows 7 to install. The site also includes a section on frequently asked questions.

  eMachines
  Customers with eligible systems (that is purchased from a retailer online or in a store) should go to upgrade eMachines website, where you will have gone through the process. It helps to have the serial number of your system available. As Acer systems (since eMachines is owned by Acer), he is a 22-digit number. For laptops, the serial number is located on the bottom. There will be a white label with 22 characters starting with "LX." For desktop computers, serial number is usually located on the right side, at the bottom of the side panel. There will be a white label with a 22 character S/N: starting with "PS" or "PT". After ordering, the upgrade kit will be sent to customers.

  Fujitsu
  According to Fujitsu, clients with a qualifying laptop LifeBook with Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Business are eligible to receive a free comparable version of Windows 7. They can visit the upgrade on the site Web of Fujitsu page and follow the instructions. It will be good to have on hand the serial number of the system (on a sticker, very probably on the bottom of the laptop). "" Serial number is an alphanumeric (letter and number) preceded by the letters "S/N" code part number is an alphanumeric code, preceded by the letters "P/N." when ordering, customers will receive the operating system recovery media and another disc with drivers and applications.

  Entry door
  Those with eligible gateway systems should go to the upgrade of the gateway site, where you will have gone through the process. Before you start, we recommend that you have the serial number of your system available. Like Acer systems (since, as eMachines, Gateway is owned by Acer), he is a 22-digit number. For laptops, the serial number is located on the bottom. There will be a white label with 22 characters starting with "LX." For desktop computers, serial number is usually located on the right side, at the bottom of the side panel. There will be a white label with a 22 character S/N: starting with "PS" or "PT". After ordering, the upgrade kit will be sent to customers.

  Hewlett-Packard
  HP customers can visit the website of the company to check their upgrade eligibility systems, to record and get answers on their PC and current operating systems. After the launch of Windows 7, qualifying customers will receive the upgrade of Windows 7 and a utility disk to upgrade with a step by step guide for installation. For the upgrade kit, orders will be accepted from June 26, 2009 through February 15, 2010. Proof of purchase must be presented and not later than March 1, 2010, with the postmark.

  It's a good idea to have your product number and available service number when you order the upgrade. Both are or on a sticker in the box that your system has become operational on a sticker on the underside of your laptop or on the side or the back of your office. Details of HP upgrade program can be found here.

  Lenovo
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  MSI
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  Sony
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  Toshiba
  Toshiba says that if you bought the Toshiba laptop through Vista Home Premium, Business or Ultimate on June 26, 2009 on January 31, 2010, then it is eligible for the upgrade. To request the upgrade, customers can view upgrade page on the website of the company. Toshiba advises clients to their system part number, serial number, place of purchase and Date of purchase available when they fill out the form on the site. The upgrade kit will be sent to them later.

  Velocity Micro
  According to Velocity Micro, who ship their systems directly and not is not available from third-party retailers, the company can currently ship new systems with Windows 7 installed. Controlled since June 26 systems delivered with Windows 7 upgrade coupons. The coupon redirects the user to a page on the Velocity Micro site where they can enter their address. They will be free of charge a copy of the Windows 7 upgrade kit mailed to them directly from Microsoft. For older systems the time limit eligibility to miss, Velocity Micro can sell copies of Windows 7 OEM, gets it with new material. This means that the company would have to do an upgrade of the system in order to be able to sell to these customers an OEM copy

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