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It is very difficult to add a video card to your computer. The new video cards require a minimum of 300W to 400W to operate properly. Your computer only has a 180W internal power supply unit (PSU). This is where the problem begins. The standard ATX PSU's have a 24-pin connector and your motherboard only has a 4-pin ATX connector. It requires an adapter to connect the PSU to the motherboard. I don't have any idea where you would find this adapter in your country. You can check with a local computer shop to see if they can help you.
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