You need to know what slots you have on the motherboard, then you know what cards you can get.
If you have no clue what your doing, you could send me the model number of the PC
or the motherboard, and ill tell you what cards you can get.
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You need to look at your manual, or the website of your PC, so you can see
the expansion slots.
It might look like this,
2- pci-e 8x
2 - pci
The cards must match the slot.
Now, this is important, depends on what chipset you have depends on which card
processor you can run. There are NVIDA, and ATI, so it depends on what the chipset
is made to work with. To get the best graphics out of the system.
No, drivers are used to interface between the operating system and the graphics card. Without a graphics card the drivers will just be useless software installed on the OS.
No
Any Windows-compatible graphics card will work as long as the operating system is up to date and your computer's specs meet the minimum requirements.
Any Windows-compatible graphics card will work as long as the operating system is up to date and your computer's specs meet the minimum requirements.
No. However they do help it other out. If for instance you were playing Half Life 2 and you knocked an object over. Instead of the graphics card having to work out the image of the object falling over and the physics of how it would fall, the physics card shares the work (the physics bit) allowing you graphics card to concentrate on graphics. The idea is that the combination of the two will speed your your system/make gameplay smoother
If you have a graphics card that supports HDMI you can of course connect the PS3 to that card. Will it work at all? most likely not. why not
No it will not.
A computer
I am pretty sure it will. It also depends on other system configurations.
If the card is broken, then "nothing" will make it work. To be able to use the card, you will need drivers for it.
Any PCI-E graphics card will work.
take out your graphics card hit it with a sledge hammer. factory settings is when the graphics card doesnt even work. honestly just kidding about the sledge hammer