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  Have you tested the video card? The computer works fine with the new card? In this configuration, I suggest to upgrade the power supply. You can get 250W or higher power. If the computer is on, you can wait for that stop at random. Let me know if you still need assistance.

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  dariusofwest wrote:

  Hi there, I was hoping to upgrade the Videocard in my HP PC Pavilion CTO of a1110y, so that I could start to use it more for the games. I think I found an appropriate map that would work for my computer, but I'm not quite well. Since there is only a normal (not express) PCI slot in the PC, this card would work?

  This is the map here - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814139033&cm_re=pci_video_card-_-14-139-033-_-Product

  I was also wondering if my diet would be to handle it and also if it could fit in my PC Tower.

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  This desire to map is adapted to your PC.

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  dim13 wrote:
  

  I need to replace my video card ATI Radeon HD 4850 (GDDR3) for my HP Pavilion Elite.

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  (1) a graphics card with GDDR5 memory would be compatible with my motherboard and a computer?  (my current graphics card is GDDR3) Yes. The video memory is on the video card and is not a problem.

  (2) PCI Express 3.0 would be compatible?  (my current graphics card is PCI Express 2)

  It is also an answer yes because PCI Express 3.0 is a compatible specification down.

  Thank you.

  Motherboard:

  Tip: PEGATRON CORPORATION TRUCKEE 1.04
  The bus clock: 133 megahertz
  BIOS: American Megatrends Inc. 5.22 10/12/2009

  System:

  HP-Pavilion, AW020AV - ABA e9280t

  Windows 7 pro 64-bit

  Processor:

  3.33 GHz Intel Core i7 975 processor
  cache of 64 kilobytes main memory
  cache 256 KB secondary memory
  memory tertiary cache 8192 KB
  64-bit ready
  Multi-core (4 total)
  Hyper-thread (8 total)

  12 GB of Ram (I think than DDR3)

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  qr88 wrote:

  Great, thank you for taking the time to answer.  You are welcome!  I'm happy to help you.

  I was just wondering, how did you choose this particular video card? It seems that there is a lot of variety of different manufacturers.  Over the years, I have spent many hours on the forums of enthusiasts/player/overclocking.  From this experience, I came to love graphics cards XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  They are the manufacturers who make very good products and offer good customer Service.  Also, when you pick up any product, I read as many customers as possible.  They give you the straight scoop without any exaggeration of the manufacturer.  Other customers the better.  When I see a product that has more than 200 customers and is rated 4 stars or higher, I won't hesitate to buy it.  Some comments may be pros, but the majority are people like you and me.  I hope that explains my choice.

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