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It looks like you'll want a half-height or low-profile GFX card, like one of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&IsNodeId=1&N=100007709%20600038363 you may need to swap out the mounting bracket, but all of those should have the proper size one included, if not...

no, that port is output only.

it is compatible. minimum seems to be 500w with an 8-pin PCIE power lead

should be just fine. your 300w PSU is the minimum required to run the card.

yup, its perfectly acceptable to use an adapter like that.

yup! go for it

it will automatically run at 1600 unless you tinker in the bios. should be able to remove the old ram, put in the new stuff, and boot right back up without issue.

make sure the notches line up, might need to flip the ram around

always clean and reapply thermal paste. otherwise you run the risk of gaps and air bubbles

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/469402/

absolutely. onboard gfx cant ever compare to a add-in card.

download prime95 and gputest, they will stress test your cpu and gpu respectively. dont run them simultaneously, but see which one causes your issue to occur, and thats the part youll have to replace (or upgrade!)

yes.