I have a Pavilion Elite m9340f. I want to update my graphics card

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  I know either the size of the card, or the power supply.

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  CORI

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  The power supply unit (PSU) is external and only 180W.  In addition, there is no slot PCIe.  Therefore, you cannot upgrade the video card.

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