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roshanV

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Hello,

Requesting for graphics card list which are supported by HP Pavilion P6270IN Desktop.

Configuration must be 2GB DDR5 graphics card memory type that are supported by my current desktop with reasonable price.

I have searched for it but I am not sure which card will be supported to the desktop. So please if anyone can help me out and provide me the list of graphics card which is feasible and supported, it will be helpful.


Thanks

Below is the Product information:
Link : HP Pavilion P6270IN Desktops

Hardware Information:
Motherboard: IPIEL-LA3 (Eureka3)
RAM: 4GB
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT220 replace with any 2GB DDR5 Graphics card that are supported.
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500

Looking for good response
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If you're looking for a good match for that CPU, I'd suggest the HD 7770 (thought this might not fit in your case) or the GTX 750 Ti.

I would really recommend, though, upgrading your whole system as the current processor, RAM, and GPU (options I've supplied), still won't provide a great gaming experience.

I would suggest upgrading to one of the most recent platforms, either Skylake or Kaby Lake Intel processors, and then planning around that.
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nvincent_08

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i couldnt realy recommend you, as your pc motherboard is getting aging, which i'm not sure will it support gddr5 graphic card, as the motherboard itself is pretty old and probably bios will not detect it, but it is worth to try however. some low profile gddr5 graphic card that fit in your case: nvidia gt 640(oem), gtx 970 mini, gtx 1050ti, gtx 1060 mini *note that some of the graphic card have different number of fan(s) so be careful at choosing them, there is another mini series of nvidia gtx series, but im not sure about the size
 
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Thanks for the reponse.
You have suggested good one but may be I will give try
If you have any more information then please can you provide

Thanks once again
 
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If you're looking for a good match for that CPU, I'd suggest the HD 7770 (thought this might not fit in your case) or the GTX 750 Ti.

I would really recommend, though, upgrading your whole system as the current processor, RAM, and GPU (options I've supplied), still won't provide a great gaming experience.

I would suggest upgrading to one of the most recent platforms, either Skylake or Kaby Lake Intel processors, and then planning around that.
 
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The cards that nvincent_08 listed are far more expensive and will be completely useless in the system you have.

They would be bottelnecked by the RAM and the CPU. I doubt your PSU even has the wattage to carry those cards. Indeed, it's listed as having only a 300W PSU - not sufficient to run the cards taht nvincent_08 listed.
 
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