what gpu is compatible with my motherboard?

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JayX1

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It should work. Can you describe how it is "not working"? Such as an error, or BSOD, or anything to that accord? Nevermind. I just read up on a post. Apparently HPs have a BIOS that restricts graphics card upgrades. So you might have to upgrade your computer's motherboard. But here's the thing. If you upgrade to a nice CPU (i.e. i5 4690 or i7 4790) and good amount of high speed RAM, lets say 8 GB of Patriot Viper 2133 MHz, you will get really good integrated graphics that will come close to the 560 Ti.
 
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when its in the gpu fans start up but i end up with a black sceen, im running windows 8 so the bios is diffent from older pc's but i cant get a picture to even get on to the setting to change anything if it has to do with that.
 
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when its in the gpu fans start up but i end up with a black sceen, im running windows 8 so the bios is different from older pc's but i cant get a picture to even get on to the setting to change anything if it has to do with that. it should be compatible with some gpu over wise why would it have a PCI Express x16 slot (Gen 3.0).

 
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Its a business strategy so you cannot buy Graphics Cards that are cheap instead of the ones they have, and that slot is for something,like a good sound card or a TV tuner.
 
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