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HP P6795a GPU Graphics card for 4K video
11-22-2019 03:18 AM
Hello,
I bought a 4K monitor for my old HP computer. I am trying to find a basic graphics card that will play 4K video. Current graphics is the AMD Radeon 6450, which i read is around 27w max power consumption. The power supply is the standard HP 300watt.
Motherboard is Cleveland GL8
Thank you
Best Regards
Sam
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HP P6795a GPU Graphics card for 4K video
11-22-2019 06:55 AM
Unfortunately, I have bad news for you
There is no basic video card that has enough power to display at 4k resolution.
You will need a PC with a powerful processor and a PSU with at least 450 Watts RMS as well.
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11-22-2019 12:22 PM
Hi Erico
Thank you, here is some information about the PC. I need to upgrade the graphics ,even if i cant get 4k with it, for now i need to be able to stream video through the tv and require dvi and hdmi connections? What can the computer use ? any non 4k or low powered non 4k cards

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HP P6795a GPU Graphics card for 4K video
11-23-2019 04:13 AM
An AMD HD 7750 will be about the best you can do.
It will work with the installed PSU.
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