intel(R) Pentium (R) 4 cpu 2.26ghz how do i know what video card is compatible

Jaxem

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You should look on the actual motherboard to see if it has a pcie or agp graphics slot, if it's pcie, pretty much any modern card will be compatible, though as said, it will be bottlenecked by your cpu/motherboard
 

mercifulangel40

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What does THAT mean?

 

IRONBATMAN

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This is how PCIe slots look like
mobo_pcie.jpg

You'll need a PCIe 16x slot for most GPUs.

Bottlenecking is when either your CPU or GPU is too slow so one component has to wait for the other. It's like walking with your Grandparent , and you have to wait for him / her .
 

Jaxem

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You'll need new ram and a new motherboard to go with that new cpu as well, along with a decent power supply to run it all...basically you're starting from ground zero to move past Pentium 4 era stuff...
 

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