About graphics card

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not really the cpu but the motherboard that matters. the cpu is rather weak but should not hold back a 750ti too much.

so long as your motherboard has a pcie slot (probably a 2.0 slot) then you should be ok. so we need the motherboard model or the pc model if it is a prebuilt one so we can see what slots it offers.

plus power supply is a concern as well. many 750ti models use no extra power but some of the overclocked models use an extra 6-pin or even 8-pin power connections. important ot know what your power supply can handle as well.

so please post your motherboard model as well as psu model and i can offer some better guidance on what your system can handle :)

....or at least the brand and model if it is a prebuilt one
not really the cpu but the motherboard that matters. the cpu is rather weak but should not hold back a 750ti too much.

so long as your motherboard has a pcie slot (probably a 2.0 slot) then you should be ok. so we need the motherboard model or the pc model if it is a prebuilt one so we can see what slots it offers.

plus power supply is a concern as well. many 750ti models use no extra power but some of the overclocked models use an extra 6-pin or even 8-pin power connections. important ot know what your power supply can handle as well.

so please post your motherboard model as well as psu model and i can offer some better guidance on what your system can handle :)

....or at least the brand and model if it is a prebuilt one
 
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to find what? if motherboard model is what you mean, download this program http://www.piriform.com/speccy called speccy and run it. give it a minute and it will gather the info and show it to you. plus a ton of info about all pieces of the pc. as for the power supply, you'll have to open the case and look at the side of the power supply. will be a label on it that gives the model number as well as some other info.

with the power supply model and motherboard model, i can tell for sure what you can run and can't run