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Hi Guys

 

i currently have the above 6800 gs graphics card and want to upgrade to the 8600gts and am not sure what i require to run it can anyone help please.

 

Thanks

 

Icarus

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that should run exactly the same as your card you have now.....it may need extra power but you will get an adaptor with the new card.

just be aware of what slot you buy it for ie agp or pci/e

kind regards

danzil

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Hi danzil

 

I have already had my power supply up graded so that should be fine, my mother board the trigem im8459(imperial) came standard with my pc which is the 770 emachines, still dont quite understand what you mean by agp or pci/e can you pls explain what this means.

 

Thanks

 

icarus

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agp pci and pci express are all different type of slot on your motherboard.

agp is mainly used for graphics card.(emachines i gues that is what you would have).

pci is what you use for all other devices but you can use a graphics card in them too.

and pci express (pci/e) is the newest graphics slot out to date (i believe) this runs up to twics the speed of agp.

i hope that helps clear up your question a little.

pci is usually a white slot.

agp is brown

and pci express is usually white also but looks like a mix of pci and agp...

unless you have a nice colourfull board then it could be any colour

regards

danzil

Windows 10 Pro x64

Aqua Jeantech Gaming case

550watt psu.

MSI Gaming Board

32GB DDR3 Corsair gaming Ram

Genuine Intel i7 3.2Ghz

4 x 24x dvdrw

150GB SSD

750GB Hybrid Drive

256 RAID PCI/E SSD for OS

and loads of other bits i really dont need :D

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