GTX 950 is handleable?

[deathzro0]

i have a 2005 pc with dua intel2 with X8 space for extras, i made a mistake made me go to windows 10 so i cant play most low engine games like roblox cuz i have Q35 chipest family so i cant play but i wanted to buy GTX 950 would it handle so i can countinue in my pc? (note idk if it 2005 pc )

 

[hang-the-9]

Need to know full system specs of the computer, including power supply brand and model, case brand/model/size. If this is a pre-built computer need to know brand and model of the full system as well.

 

[deathzro0]

[quotemsg=21442330,0,357956]Need to know full system specs of the computer, including power supply brand and model, case brand/model/size. If this is a pre-built computer need to know brand and model of the full system as well.[/quotemsg]

kets say it supported is there anyway i can use it or my pc holds it and give it energy?

 

[hang-the-9]

[quotemsg=21468428,0,2824274][quotemsg=21442330,0,357956]Need to know full system specs of the computer, including power supply brand and model, case brand/model/size. If this is a pre-built computer need to know brand and model of the full system as well.[/quotemsg]

kets say it supported is there anyway i can use it or my pc holds it and give it energy?[/quotemsg]

Not really sure what you are asking, if your system can run it, it can run it. Should not be an issue with the motherboard being able to see a 950 card, but OEM system motherboards if that is what you have, can have issues with add-on video cards even if a standard motherboard from that era don't. Also a Core 2 Duo system will never be able to match the speed of a 950 video card. You should be just fine with something like a 730 GDDR5 or a 740.

 

[deathzro0]

[quotemsg=21468817,0,357956][quotemsg=21468428,0,2824274][quotemsg=21442330,0,357956]Need to know full system specs of the computer, including power supply brand and model, case brand/model/size. If this is a pre-built computer need to know brand and model of the full system as well.[/quotemsg]

kets say it supported is there anyway i can use it or my pc holds it and give it energy?[/quotemsg]

Not really sure what you are asking, if your system can run it, it can run it. Should not be an issue with the motherboard being able to see a 950 card, but OEM system motherboards if that is what you have, can have issues with add-on video cards even if a standard motherboard from that era don't. Also a Core 2 Duo system will never be able to match the speed of a 950 video card. You should be just fine with something like a 730 GDDR5 or a 740.[/quotemsg]
ok thanks i will see if it can run some 730 vedio cards