nvidia graphics card compatiblity

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

does my device hp compaq 6200 pro
is compatible with msi nvidia geforce gtx 650 over clocked 2 gb ddr 5???

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

Not sure what cpu you have they rang from i7 to i3 but your 240w power supply may need upgrading too. Not sure if it would have the 6 pin plug for the GPU. You do have a x16 pci-e slot so it'll plug in

Darkbreeze · Dec 13, 2014

Probably not. The 6200 is a micro-tower and you'll likely need a half sized card to fit. In fact, looking at the specs, it's almost a certainty.

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

device is core i5, has 1 pci x16(2.o) slot , psu 500 watts,
o common i've checked msi gtx 650 oc its dimension is l=5.7 inches n h=4.01
whereas my device supports l=6.6" n h= 4.2"
i thnk theres no chance d card willn't wrk.

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

actually that card is pretty tiny so size wouldn't be an issue. maybe width it'll be tight plugging the power in

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

i dnt know my devices pci x16 slots max width !!!
will it b compatible!!!!

n 1 more thng my pc display monitor is vga only no hdmi or blah blah so i'm thinking of low budget grphcs crd compatible.
will it b na ???

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

No I'm talking about how far the card come out but I can't see it being wider than the power supply. As for the VGA thing you can buy adapters. You can go from the DVI to VGA

Here's an example

http://www.primecables.com/p-308814-ada-dvi107-vga-dvi-adaptor-vga-male-dvi-female?gclid=Cj0KEQiA5K-kBRDZ9r71gOvlxOMBEiQAwkK52Bk43DRy67nD51cMRWM3W3ibIzmfjxTztUfsQwk0MT0aApCN8P8HAQ

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

by buying d adapters what will b d advantages????

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

? not sure what you mean.

Darkbreeze · Dec 13, 2014

If the dimensions are compatible then you should be fine aside from possibly the PSU. The product page shows it needing a 6 pin power cable, although I'm not certain on your model as you don't list an exact model number. If it does, your OEM PSU likely doesn't have the necessary connector. It also likely doesn't have the capacity as the specs for the card call for a 400w PSU and that rig comes with either a 240w or 320w, depending on the sub-model.

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

hey dude my device's
serial no is -> SGH125P585
n
product no is -> XL504AV

ya my psu is 320 watts n plannin to make it 500 is it all ok now!!!!!!

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

Memhorder i dnt evn undrstnd wht do u mean by goin frm DVI 2 VGA huh??

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

Oh yeah. Get that power supply and VGA to DVI or whatever and your set to go.

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

rocky rulz :

it's a little connector that will go on the end of your cable so you can plug the monitor into the graphic card. Click on the link.

http://www.amazon.ca/StarTech-DVI-Cable-Adapter-DVIVGAMF/dp/B000067SOH

Your card may come with one. Mine did

rocky rulz · Dec 13, 2014

still dnt undrstnd my monitor is vga n graphics crd has vga connection, so dirct conxn is there so why needed dat lil cable

N got some ideas how much does the gtx 650 costs in malasiyan stores nt online.

Memhorder · Dec 13, 2014

actually that card only has DVI, HDMI and D-Sub but it comes with the adapter so you don't have to worry.

Darkbreeze · Dec 14, 2014

That card has a VGA output, so it doesn't matter. You don't need any adapters if your monitor is VGA or DVI.

For your own benefit, I'll repeat what we tell everybody. Don't buy a cheap ass PSU. Get a Tier 3 (Absolute minimum) or preferably, a Tier 2B or higher PSU of 400w minimum, as listed on the Tier list or has a very good review from a reputable review site like jonnyGURU or Tom's.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html

Darkbreeze · Dec 14, 2014

You'll also need to make sure it fits your case. Since that's not a standard ATX case, it may have an odd size or odd form factor power supply. Some of the HP, Dell, Compaq, Gateway and other branded computers have been known to use their own proprietary PSUs as well which in some cases don't even have a standard ATX board or 24 pin power cable. Verify all these things before you make any purchases.

rocky rulz · Dec 14, 2014

ok i'll keep dat in mind
finally
gtx 650 will b compatible with my device na?????

Darkbreeze · Dec 14, 2014

rocky rulz · Dec 14, 2014

bt msi nvidia geforce gtx 650 over clocked 2 gb ddr 5 's breadth is 38mm(1.49") will dat b a prblm??

Memhorder · Dec 14, 2014

If your talking thickness then it would take up 2 slots in the back of your computer. Do you have two?
And sorry I was looking at the 750 ti from another thread so yeah you guys, there is VGA.

Darkbreeze · Dec 14, 2014

Looking at the most common boards that apparently came in that model, it seems you should be fine even with a dual width card so long as you're not using the adjascent x1 PCI slot, which is the short ones.

rocky rulz · Dec 14, 2014

i havent use any of my pci slots all r free so dual width mustn't b a prblm right .

rocky rulz · Dec 14, 2014

i'm even looking 4 anthr 1,
msi NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750
(N750-2GD5/OC) but its dimension is
165 x 111 x 33mm
i.e height=111mm(4.3") just greater than my devices=106.68(4.2') will it b a problem ??
i m so confused so
trying to use next crd ie
msi NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650
(N650-2GD5/OC) small n tiny .

what shuld i do help me out guys!!!!!

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