I'm running AMD Radeon 6530 HD Graphics w/512 MB memory, is this sufficient to use with this burner?
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I have an EVGA GeForce 6800GT 256MB PCI-E Video Card and the Pioneer runs fine. Your Graphics Card should be far more powerful than mine. I put the Drive in an older computer.
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Probably, for playback. Gaming - ?? Here's an explanation. http://geeknizer.com/1080p-minimum-requirements/
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Use whatever you want to use,as long as it's compatible with the MB. I purchased A-DATA Premier Pro Series 16 GB Kit (8 x 2) DDR3 1600Mhz CL11 Dual Channel with HS Desktop Memory with heatsink AD3U1600W8G11-DRH when I built mine.
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It should work, AMD MB so its ATI compatible. See http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970%20Extreme3/
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You will need to upgrade your power supply to have stable performance with this card. I recommend at least a 500 watt.
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This card should work fine for you and give you good performance. If there its no disk, I do recommend getting the most up to date driver direct from Nvidia. While your power supply does meet the requirements, I would recommend a future upgrade to at least 600w.
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Ya Good, if you have installed any good Graphics Card,Overall 4 Star Performance.You can go for it. Thanks!
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+Sapphire+Radeon+HD+6570+1GB+operating+system+compatibility
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It should not be a problem if you download software from NVIDIA and make sure it is right for the OS. I have three Gigabyte motherboards and one has NVIDIA but I would check their sites for the specs.
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I am using this CPU with a XFX 1 gig DDR3 Radeon HD 6770 graphics card w/800 streaming processors along with a CoolMax ZX-500 power supply, 4 gigs of Crucial DDR3 1333 Mhz RAM connected via HDMI cable to 42 LED tv and there are no issues streaming in HD 1080p whatsoever. Make sure your Internet speed runs at least 3.5 Mbps or you will experience "buffering."
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It really depends on your graphics card. I have this, 8GB of RAM, and a Radeon HD7770 with a 550W power supply and it's plenty.
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Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it. Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If... » Read More Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it. « Show Less
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The machine is equipped with: AMD Radeon HD 7640G with 512 MB Graphics System Memory. Hope this helps
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Core 2 duo or similar AMD4gb tanDvd and 500 HDDVideo gane card Nvidia o ati radeon
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No. Technical specifications suggest 400 watt or greater. See "System Specifications" in "http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/ati-radeon-hd-5000/ati-radeon-hd-5670-overview/Pages/ati-radeon-hd-5670-overview.aspx#3".Best regards.
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It depends on what you're really planning to run for your video card. I use this card with two Radeon HD 7790 1GB cards in CrossfireX and it runs fine. But if you were to go any higher than that with video cards, you're going to want a bigger PSU.
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Should be good. I have a 650Watt, but with 2x hdds and 2x sdds, otherwise similar internals.http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp
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Yep it sure will. Make sure you clean gpu and use fresh thermal paste. If on Linux and using nouveau it might run a bit hot so adding a fan to it probably won't hurt.