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Can my computer handle an Nvidia GeForce 670?

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My computer is an Advent DT2111, its specifications are here:
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/advent-dt2111-desktop-pc-...

The specifications for the Nvidia Geforce 670 are here:
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt...

Please give me an answer soon as I need this information for a Christmas gift! Cheers!

P.S. If I can't get an Nvidia Geforce 670, what's the next best thing I can get?

Sumukh_Bhagat said:
I'd rather say build your PC yourself.
That PC isn't perfect for a specific thing.


We'll help you build your PC



I think it's too late for that. I believe he already owns that pc but wants to get a better graphics card for it.


OP as csf60 said we know nothing about the power supply in your pc. My guess would be that it is not enough for a Gtx 670, but I could be wrong.
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Ok, update everyone:

Thanks for your help, but if I could just borrow your excellently superior technological minds for one more question, that'd be great.

I have accepted that my computer is vastly inferior to one that could run a GTX 670 without crying for someone to put it out of its misery. I have instead opted for a GTX 570, but if that's the same case please let me know. Same PC of course, but here are the specs for a 570:

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt...

I do plan on buying a 600W PSU, so with that in mind, will that be enough?
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The 670 only needs 1 slot, its just 2 slots wide as most good gpu's are.
You i5 , though not a gaming monster, will still game just fine and not hold back a 670.
You dont need 600w of power since you cant overclock your cpu so If a good 450-500w psu will save you some bucks then go for it. A high end 670 can draw 200w and your motherboard about another 120
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