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will my computer be able to take a HD 6770 graphics card? I dont know the exact name of my computer but i know its a intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00 GHz 3.00 GHz, with 8.00 GB RAM (7.87 GB usable), with a 64-bit operating system.

if you posy below and explain to me how to find out my exact computer name i will tell you that to. Thanks.

also its an HP Compaq
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Depends on your power supply and also how are you going to rep with none.
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anyone know if my computer can handle a HD 6770 graphics card?
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Smalsey wrote Depends on your power supply and also how are you going to rep with none.

well can ou tell me how i know if it can before i buy one?
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Hoarder wrote
Smalsey wrote Depends on your power supply and also how are you going to rep with none.

well can ou tell me how i know if it can before i buy one?

He just said it depends on your power supply....

A quick google search would solve your question
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smashingeddie wrote
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Smalsey wrote Depends on your power supply and also how are you going to rep with none.

well can ou tell me how i know if it can before i buy one?

He just said it depends on your power supply....

A quick google search would solve your question


how do i know what power supply i have? im not smart with computers at all sorry.
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If you aren't smart with computers, then why do you suddenly need this GPU?

Look around google and learn things about PC building before you go off and buy things.
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MLP wrote If you aren't smart with computers, then why do you suddenly need this GPU?

Look around google and learn things about PC building before you go off and buy things.


You don't need to be smart with computers to want to play games.

Open up the side panel of your PC and whatever wattage your PSU is, should be written on it somewhere.

The card may get a little hotter than usual if you install it in a standard HP case, but if your not worried about it warming up a little, then it should be fine. Just make sure you use some cable ties to improve your cable management if you haven't already.
For the 6770 it is recommended that you have a 450w PSU, and you will obviously need a 6 pin power connector, which most modern PSUs will come with.
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