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04-13-2016 04:03 AM
Hi,
Please give me recommendation or choice, compatible graphics (vga) card for HP Pavilion Slimline 400-020l available on the market.
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04-15-2016 03:14 PM - edited 04-15-2016 03:21 PM
Hi,
You need an UEFI enabled, low profile, low wattage graphics card with a full size bracket. Sometimes graphics cards are shipped with both brackets. Your PC only has a 270 watt power supply so your pickins will be limited.
I have seen some cards that might work but the graphics card manufacturer's all recommend a bigger power supply.
A higher wattage Slimline power supply from Athena might work in your PC.
You can use GPU-Z to determine the performance (memory bandwidth) as a place to start from when looking for a graphics card.
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04-15-2016 03:14 PM - edited 04-15-2016 03:21 PM
Hi,
You need an UEFI enabled, low profile, low wattage graphics card with a full size bracket. Sometimes graphics cards are shipped with both brackets. Your PC only has a 270 watt power supply so your pickins will be limited.
I have seen some cards that might work but the graphics card manufacturer's all recommend a bigger power supply.
A higher wattage Slimline power supply from Athena might work in your PC.
You can use GPU-Z to determine the performance (memory bandwidth) as a place to start from when looking for a graphics card.
HP Envy 17", i7-8550u,16GB, 512GB NVMe, 4K screen, Windows 11 x64
Custom PC - Z690, i9-12900K, 32GB DDR5 5600, dual 512 GB NVMe, gen4 2 TB m.2 SSD, 4K screen, OC'd to 5 Ghz, NVIDIA 3080 10GB
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