this is the graphics card i want, http://www.amazon.com/MSI-N8400GS-TD256-nVidia-GeForce-S-Video/dp/tech-data/B0019WSGS6/ref=de_a_smtd but im not sure if it goes with my computer, here are my specs, for my motherboard.MSI Albacore 1.0 My previous graphics card is a ATI Raedon Xpress 200 series, I have a AMD Athlon 64 3500+ procceser, and i have 1 gig ram.Is my computer a PCIE? and will i be able to play games like soldier front without lag if i get this graphics card? please help me!

When I googled the video card you have now I saw PCIe 1.0a, and the one you want is for PCIe 2.0 x16, which your computer will not support. BUT in order to know for sure, you need to find out what your motherboard can support PCIe wise. So if your motherboard supports PCIe 2.0 x16, then you can use that video card you want.

When I googled the video card you have now I PCIe 1.0a, and the one you want is for PCIe 2.0 x16 as your computer does not support. But to be sure is that you need to know what your motherboard can support PCIe wise. So if your motherboard supports PCIe 2.0 x16, you can use this video card you want.

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If you want the graphics card in your PC. It depends on which your computer will not support. BUT in order to know for sure, you need to find out what your motherboard can support PCIe wise. So if your motherboard supports PCIe 2.0 x16, then you can use that video card you want.

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Hyper-threading has absolutely nothing to do with clock speed, and you can not multiply or add clock speeds. The processor may be faster in some applications, but it is not because the clock speed, because the more you work per clock cycle, esp. the cache.

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If you want your PC graphics card. It depends on your computer will not support it. However, in order to know, of course, you need to find out your motherboard can support PCIe wise.

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They have a motherboard that could cause compatibility problems. To answer your question, you can. Look at the box, a new graphics card and look at the motherboard specifications. Look for the "PC" words and if it matches, it probably works. But I would not open the window, a new graphics card until I am hardly new.

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I have a PCI Express x16 and Nvidia's new GTS has 250 and I've tried and tried but in vain I'm having a problem with a PC as well as I that my mobo, fear may not be compatible with no help. Here is my model, its Hp m8400f a new power supply, but everything was ready.

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