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Power Supply recommendation, if yours does not have enough Wattage for the above graphics card, (The above graphics card needs a minimum of a 400 watt Power Supply),
You will need to get a PCI video Card once you have it open the PC case and the card will go in the first blue slot at the top you will also have to open a port in the back of the tower where the card will come out , It will be wise to shut down the computer and unplug it beware of static so ether wear a anti static wrist band or a pair of surgical rubber gloves
i tought you were dead since it has an integrated graphic card, but it seems you have an expansion agp 8x slot.
you can buy a hold agp 8x graphic card for it.
anyway as a personal suggestion, don't buy a 100$ card for a pc that whose vlue would be arround 50$... buy a new cheap pc the would be enormously better than this!
Also
note that even if the motherboard supports both onboard+PCI-E,
G31(GMA3100) graphics wouldn't help much at all, trust me. You'll want
to buy a new PCI-E card if
you plan on doing any gaming. Not knowing what game(s) you plan to
play, your budget, and what processor you have makes it tough to
suggest an exact video card. So, check out this site to select the
best card for your budget and game play:
HI there. There are loads of makers of memory and graphics cards out there to choose from. For the ram i would recommend Corsair or Kingston, you can get this ram as a matching pair so the both run at the same speed, the best ram to get is DDR 400. As for the graphics card, i recommend ATI radeon X1650 Pro 512MB graphics card. These upgrades will make your machine purr like a kitten with an excellent gaming experience.
Not on this motherboard, and not with two different video cards. Your motherboard does have two PCI-E slots at x1 speed, but only one slot at x16 speed. And when you use SLI you should use two identical video cards for best results.
This is your motherboard, and the archecture will take a standard pcie graphics card. The best to go for at a medium price are the Nvidia GEForce 5*** range ot the Radeon 9*** range. These are available at between £25- £55 gbp
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which graphics card is better suitable for this board????
is it xfx 8600gt/9600gt....?????
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