I3 Might bottleneck the 680 not sure though.

According to a HP retailer, this PC is using some cheapo 300w PSU. The 680 does not use a lot of power, but a 300w PSU made by lite-on isn't going to cut it. But lets just imagine you do have a 550w Corsair / XFX series PSU in there, you will still run into overheating issues due to the case having 1 wimpy 1 x 120mm fan with close to no ventilation. You'd also have to make sure it can physically fit and it can run in its ideal full 16 x speeds. Once all that is installed, you will more than likely run into CPU bottlenecks. To make it short, no.

Alright thanks everybody my pc is fine anyway just thought about it i can still play cod4 cod5 mw2 etc 60fps fine so thanks anyway maybe il update to the nvidia geforce GT 520 in the future

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And it's specs are

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 Cpu 540 @ 3.07 Ghz to 3.07 Ghz

Ram: 4GB (Might upgrade to 8GB)

Graphics card: Nvidia geforce 320 GT (Dedicated ram 1024mb DDR3)

If there's anything else to add let me know im not sure what the watt is on this but i think it should be ok


Ty guys

Just buy a new power supply cause with most stock pc's they have a crappy psu probably 350w I'm guessing so you would want a 500+ watt one but other then that it should be fine.

your gonna bottleneck you have to much video power and a crappy proccesser i would recommend atleast a i5 2400

akma wrote your gonna bottleneck you have to much video power and a crappy proccesser i would recommend atleast a i5 2400

It's going to take a bit more than a little of maneuvering to place a socket 1155 CPU in a socket 1156 supported board.

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