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Hp 6000 Pro Mt Pc
Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit)

Hello I’m upgrading my PC but I don’t know what graphics card I should get, I need one that’s I can just casual game on, no hardcore gaming. Can someone help me please.

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your in luck, your stated graphics needs and the fact you have a minitower ver of the 6000 pro means that you can do a GPU upgrade however the limiting factor is the stock non std 330 watt power supply which lacks a GPU power connector as such any video card must be powered only by the PCI-E slot which has a 70 watt max limit

 

as you have a mini tower, you can use full height cards and half height (with the correct full height bracket)

 

a nvidia 1030 card, and 1050 models (without a AUX GPU Connector) are current models

 

older cards like the 750 series (again without a AUX GPU Connector) will also work

 

several newer model AMD cards are also 70 watt or less

 

the quadro k2000 is also suitable

 

your only remaining issue is your 32 bit windows 10, no current nvidia driver is 32bit any more. consider upgrading to the 64 bit ver of windows 10

 

you can upgrade for free if you have a HP windows 7 64 install disk, or the windows 7 x64 serial label on the PC

PM me for details

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