graphic cards for gateway
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I would suggest an Nvidia GTX 750ti. Great performance and has a small power requirement (only 60w TDP). One like this one:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487025
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487025
chemmajorp53
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This card will be compatible as long as you have a PCI-express slot. There's not much point in buying discrete graphics cards below this tier; you're actually getting less for your money. Additionally, it will outlive the computer you're on now so you can install it in a new one when you upgrade. Other options are the gt 630 and 640.
i bought a Geforce Galaxy 610 last year and it lasted till day ago, all the sudden the second monitor stopped displaying and i tried hooking up the first monitor to that card and it would not turn on so but the device manager shows that card as working but i think the card is half dead cause the dual monitor set up isnt working now...i know this gateway has a old motherboard. actually i cant afford the price of that card 149 right now
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The memory type used by the CPU/motherboard and the memory type used by the video card are completely independent and have nothing to do with one another. Many users assume they must match and that is simply not true.
If it was true, no one could use any DDR5 based video cards in their DDR3 based systems (both are the current standards for high-end systems today).
If it was true, no one could use any DDR5 based video cards in their DDR3 based systems (both are the current standards for high-end systems today).
chemmajorp53
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thats a bit high for, im looking for something cheaper but is compatible for this computer. this pc is ddr and that card is listed ddr5,
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This card will be compatible as long as you have a PCI-express slot. There's not much point in buying discrete graphics cards below this tier; you're actually getting less for your money. Additionally, it will outlive the computer you're on now so you can install it in a new one when you upgrade. Other options are the gt 630 and 640.
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i bought a Geforce Galaxy 610 last year and it lasted till day ago, all the sudden the second monitor stopped displaying and i tried hooking up the first monitor to that card and it would not turn on so but the device manager shows that card as working but i think the card is half dead cause the dual monitor set up isnt working now...i know this gateway has a old motherboard. actually i cant afford the price of that card 149 right now[/quotemsg
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This card will be compatible as long as you have a PCI-express slot. There's not much point in buying discrete graphics cards below this tier; you're actually getting less for your money. Additionally, it will outlive the computer you're on now so you can install it in a new one when you upgrade. Other options are the gt 630 and 640.
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i bought a Geforce Galaxy 610 last year and it lasted till day ago, all the sudden the second monitor stopped displaying and i tried hooking up the first monitor to that card and it would not turn on so but the device manager shows that card as working but i think the card is half dead cause the dual monitor set up isnt working now...i know this gateway has a old motherboard. actually i cant afford the price of that card 149 right now[/quotemsg
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