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will a gtx 750ti 2gb ddr5 work with my computer

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June 21, 2014 11:37:39 AM

i was wondering if the gtx 750ti work with my computer.
Link to my computer: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02...

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June 21, 2014 11:51:43 AM

Massi said:
i was wondering if the gtx 750ti work with my computer.
Link to my computer: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02...


yes it will, it should have no issues whatsoever, infact the gtx 750/ ti was designed keeping systems like these in mind, only thing i would say though, is that your cpu may bottleneck the gpu, and you only have 4gb of ram, you need about 8gb to play games at the settings that the gtx 750 ti is capable of running them at. so basically your system is compatible, but the amount of ram you have, and your cpu might be bottlenecks

EDIT: and yea, be sure to get the 750 ti that DOES NOT require an external 4 pin/ 6 pin connector, since your power supply will not have a spare cable to power the card
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June 21, 2014 12:04:59 PM

Leonell12 said:
Massi said:
i was wondering if the gtx 750ti work with my computer.
Link to my computer: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02...


yes it will, it should have no issues whatsoever, infact the gtx 750/ ti was designed keeping systems like these in mind, only thing i would say though, is that your cpu may bottleneck the gpu, and you only have 4gb of ram, you need about 8gb to play games at the settings that the gtx 750 ti is capable of running them at. so basically your system is compatible, but the amount of ram you have, and your cpu might be bottlenecks

EDIT: and yea, be sure to get the 750 ti that DOES NOT require an external 4 pin/ 6 pin connector, since your power supply will not have a spare cable to power the card



thanks for the quick answer, as for my ram i am going to upgrade it to 8 gb or 16gb so that shouldn't be a problem. Also should i upgrade my cpu? if so then what would you recommend
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June 21, 2014 1:34:45 PM

well the thing is upgrading your CPU would mean getting a newer motherboard, simply because a better CPU May use a different socket. Also, you may also need to get a new power supply since a more powerful CPU will require more juice to run
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June 21, 2014 2:00:43 PM

Leonell12 said:
well the thing is upgrading your CPU would mean getting a newer motherboard, simply because a better CPU May use a different socket. Also, you may also need to get a new power supply since a more powerful CPU will require more juice to run


Oh ok, fixing this computer is not worth the trouble. I think i will save up my money and build my own high end PC.
Thanks for your help though :) 
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June 21, 2014 2:08:42 PM

haha ok its fine, you would only need to spend more money if the cpu bottlenecks your gpu, if it doesnt then its only the gpu you need to spend money on. By the looks of your cpu, it might bottleneck however i am not a cpu's expert, so maybe posting a new thread about it will give you better feedback
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