Graphics Cards

No

It wont even fit in the pci-e slot,

but it is more than likely there will be regular PCI slots on the motherboard as well,

use one of them then.

The graphics card will be installed into your PC,so if 2 monitors are connected they will both have the graphics.

This is a very vague question but it is a decent card, i had the 6650 and i could run saints row 3 on it on high graphics (1280x1024) if you want to play heavy graphic games as i call them i would get either the Nvidea 680 or the Radeon HD 7780. Hope this helps.

i have GeForce 4 mx , i play nfsmost wanted not bad quality, FS9 with REX and nice addons, runs smooth,plus lot's of other amazing games,

7000 to 8000

In most cases this would be the graphics card but, with the advent of all-in-one processors that have Graphic's Processor Units on them, then the motherboard in conjunction with the CPU handle the graphics.

One small caveat, AMD's APU processors can link with ATI's crossfire video cards, in this case it is a combination of the Video Card and the Motherboard's BIOS, Basic Input Output System.

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gt 520 , trust this is the best choice for that MB, anything higher will use pci2 2.1 and wont work with the 1.0 on that MB but the 2.0 will and 520 is your best bet even better than the gt 610 don't even need a big power supply get a 450 and your good to go their really isn't much to do with that MB trust Ive tried, oh yeah, upgrade your processor to a E4600 it will handle it even if hp says it will only take up to 4400

It all depends on what video card you have. Linked below is the wikipedia article on pixel shader technology. It has a convenient chart on what cards have what level of pixel shader. For more detailed information you will need to google up the specs on your particular video card.

If you dont know what video card you have, follow the other link below to the question "How do you find out what video card you have?"

Maybe. The ABSOLUTE minimum video card ram required is 128mb. So this means you will ONLY be able to play on the lowest settings, and you will probably still get a lot of lag.

No. The graphics "card" in a Mac mini is integrated into the motherboard. There are also no available expansion slots in a Mac mini.

You can see some photos of the inside of a Mac mini in the "Related Links" link below.

yes

GDDR5

In the case of having an ATI HD 4330 in your laptop, it is vital what the other components are. Most of the time, the game will run just fine, for example: I have a Radeon 3450 and it runs it quite well at 800x600 and 1024x768. (Quite fine in this example means: Average FPS is higher or equal to: 25-30) In case your laptop has 1 or 2 GB of ram, i'd suggest to upgrade the RAM before trying to play the game. And although the HD 4330 is part of the newer builds of ATI, still try to use quite lowish settings, because the chip still isn't up to power like desktop-builds varying from the X1950XT up to the HD4870.

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yes

Any graphics card will be suitable for Windows 7. My computer doesn't even have a discrete GPU (uses an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator) and it runs 7 fine.

Yes you can.

"You can upgrade your VGA card. Its MXM 2 type & you can go upto 9650M GT ."

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Two PCI-E X16 Slots

500 watt or greater power supply

Unfortunately there are no gaming PCs for that price range, this is because a typical gaming PC has to have at minimum ( to be able to play most current PC games smoothly, e.g. Need for Speed Most Wanted 2012, BioShock. etc ), 4GB ram, 2GB graphic card, 2.40GHz processor. and the start price for most of such computers is around $700. for light gaming ( games that dont need much ram and are not graphic demanding ), check computers in the link in 'related links' ( in the panel on your left). computers here are less than $300.

It depends on what you want to do with your computer. If you are a gamer and want to play games at a high frame-rate then you have to get a gaming GPU. If all you do is browse the internet you could probably use on-board graphics and be fine.

You will have purchase NVidia video card and install it in your computer. But be careful make sure that your computer supports upgrade you are about to do. Modern video cards require at least PCI-E x16 port. As result not all computers even new support video upgrade from onboard video to dedicated video card.

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No. It uses an AMD chipset. AMD owns ATI, NVIDIA's competitor, therefore, it can only run Crossfire, not SLI.