Does Intel845D motherboard have a graphics card nest What should I change to a graphics card

The best value for money for your motherboard is the ATI 9550 9600XT that maximizes the performance **100.

It's too high for AGP 4X to play.

Then you use 6800gt, more than 300 pieces, and there are a lot of performance limitations, what games do you need to play?

Enough is enough. The X550 above is not an AGP high-end performance of 9600XT.

To give you a list of some of the more classic AGP graphics cards, the performance is getting weaker and weaker from top to bottom, **are all **can be bought**, depending on your own needs and choices.

NVIDIA 7600GT Support DX 400 Yuan NVIDIA 6800GT Support DX 420 Yuan ATI X1650 Pro Support DX 400 Yuan ATI X800 Pro Support DX 300 Yuan NVIDIA 7600gs Support DX 340 Yuan ATI X1600 Pro Support DX 280 Yuan NVIDIA 6800XT LE Support DX 260 Yuan NVIDIA 6600GT Support DX 250 Yuan ATI X700Pro supports DX 220 Yuan ATI 9800Pro supports DX 200 Yuan ATI X700 supports DX 190 Yuan.

nvidia 5900 support dx 190 yuan ati x1300pro support dx 210 yuan ati 9600xt support dx 190 yuan ati 9550 support dx 150 yuan.

It also depends on what level your CPU is, if it is below Ben Si, it is recommended to have a graphics card below 6600GT.

Only 2 are recommended.

1. ati x800pe

2. nividia 6800

Both of the ones I said are supported.

With AGP slot.

It is recommended to replace with ATI 9600 hardware support.

There is no problem playing online games in general, including WOW

Now 9600 is second-hand, about 120 yuan, if you shop online, it will be about 90 yuan.

Ordinary cheap, TNT2 M64

Medium, ATI9550

High-end: 6600AGP version, X550, X850, 7600AGP version.

But I'm afraid they all have to be second-hand, and some of them are not easy to find.

The 845D motherboard supports AGP4X at most, and most of the products in the Radeon X family and later products (Radeon HD family) support AGP through the bridge chip, and do not support AGP4X (the X800 X850 family has a native AGP model, but requires AGP8X, AGP4X does not move, and the power is not enough), if LZ wants to change to a graphics card that supports DX9C, GeForce 6200A is the most recommended, no matter how high it is, it can't be moved. Older graphics cards than this do not support DX9CPersonally, I recommend Radeon 9800SE, although it does not support DX9C (support to DX9B), but its gaming performance is higher than 6200A, and with the configuration of LZ, even if the graphics card supports DX9C, other accessories are too low, even if you turn on the DX9C special effects, it will be very stuck.

The motherboard of the 845D supports AGP graphics cards.

The CPU with this kind of motherboard will not be too strong, so you will struggle with a DirectX graphics card. (Not to hit you, it is), buy a 9550 or similar graphics card, although the performance is not strong. The maximum supported should not exceed 6600, otherwise the CPU will drag down the speed.

Yes, the landlord recommends changing to an NV 5200 It's OK Now the second-hand graphics card is very cheap The one I said may not sell much on the market Or the classic MX440 and so on

The 9550 graphics card was a classic of the year for ATI Replace it with a 512 sliver and run WOW no problem

Generally, it should be with an agp slot, you can install a standalone, and the integrated one will be shielded. Now AGP's graphics card is about to retire from the stage of history, and there are not many left, so it can't be said to be cost-effective, almost buy two or three hundred. If you want me to say, this board has no upgrade value, so let's get a new computer.

** The machine is not upgraded, and the upgrade is struck by lightning.

agp slots.

Changing to an ati9550 is the best choice, everything else is blown, only the 9550 has the best performance and the most stable ...

Yes, but they are all old graphics cards that have been discontinued, and both 7900gs and 1950 pro have agp versions.

But you'll definitely have to change the power supply.

Find a 5200 double 128. Around 130. It's better not to buy the ones that are too bottom. It also takes more than 60.

There are no too good graphics cards to upgrade, and 4x graphics cards are no longer available. can only be changed to 8x, it is recommended to use 9550, and find a piece on **. The graphics card interface is not suitable at a high level, and it will not be able to play a good performance.

The two white ones lined up together are plugged in the graphics card.,The graphics card doesn't need to have a fan.,General CPU white belt,The general graphics card is suitable.,I can't see it in this way.,As for the motherboard,You can change it if you want to.,Any part can be replaced,

Look at the type of graphics card slot on your motherboard, and note that your case is suitable for a large graphics card.

Now the graphics card is generally a PCI-E socket, you see if there is such a socket on the motherboard, if there is one, it will be matched.

There is no such problem with graphics cards; Plug it in.

The graphics card slot of the GIGABYTE GA-MA790X-DS4 is PCI-E 16X, as long as it is a PCI-E interface graphics card, it can be plugged in, but considering that the motherboard is relatively old and the CPU is relatively low-energy, it is recommended to get a second-hand 9600GT 512M graphics card, or at most a low-end graphics card such as GT630 1G D3 D5 or HD6570 1G D5.

With a better graphics card, firstly, the motherboard chip is too weak, the interface specification is relatively low, and the graphics card with good performance can only reduce the performance to use, and secondly, the new graphics card with slightly better performance needs the host power supply to give it a 6pin power plug to power supply alone, and your old power supply is not enough power at this plug, so you can't use a better graphics card.

Hello landlord, your motherboard supports PCI-E interface graphics cards. Today's graphics cards are all with this interface, you can buy them casually, but pay attention to the fact that your chassis and power supply, if it is a small case, you may not be able to buy a large graphics card.

The motherboard of the 790 is not too old, and the graphics card interface is PCI-E, which is compatible with all graphics cards on the market at present.

See if the power supply can be driven, the graphics card does not need to pay special attention to the motherboard, as long as it is not too old, it is fine.

It's good to buy a 16x interface. The current graphics cards are all based on this interface.

The current graphics card can be used, it is recommended to buy HD7770 level graphics card, the latest technology, low power consumption, high performance.

If you change the graphics card, you don't need to change the motherboard

It is possible to install GT630 or something.

You can also use a used GT250 or GT450.

It also depends on whether the CPU has a dynamic graphics card. , E7300 with 75ti can't be brought up.

Let me tell you, take off your original graphics card, replace it with the 9600g you just bought, and after installing it, boot it on, enter the operation interface, open the optical drive, insert the graphics card drive disk you just bought, select the driver, and pay attention to find the compatible Vista version.

In terms of hardware, the graphics card should be matched with the motherboard, that is, it must be able to plug in, and then it should be matched with other hardware, mainly in terms of performance.

It's best to determine the type of graphics card according to the motherboard model (for example, the current graphics cards are all PCIe), and then choose the model according to the purpose and CPU.

Yes, first of all, you must first consider what kind of graphics cards the motherboard can be compatible with, or which graphics cards can be better compatible. In fact, what you need to consider is what you need to do when you change your graphics card, whether you want to watch movies in general, play games, or create pictures.

You buy a graphics card with more than 1,000 and use a CPU with more than 200, do you say it can play a good role?

Before buying, you should see if the graphics card you want to buy is supported by the motherboard.

Yes. First see if there is a PCI slot on the motherboard, if there is, buy a graphics card and plug it in, install the driver, and train the display cable to the new graphics card.

Yes Supplement: You can consider what graphics card to use according to your motherboard, CPU, and fire bull, otherwise it will be wasted if you can't afford it.

Yes, but look at the motherboard model, the graphics card slot, and your system configuration.

Theoretically make such. However, you also have to set up the jumper on the motherboard. When you use the integrated display, the jumper is set to the integrated display mode.

If you change to a separate display mode, you need to change to a separate display mode. Jumper usage is different for each motherboard. You'd better take the motherboard manual and study it carefully.

It's really not good, the graphics card is bought, and it's okay to take it to the installation store and let others install it with you. There will be a fee for manual work.