How do I change my graphics card to NVDIA

[TheLegendaryCat]

Hi, I have a big problem im like to play games on my computer but you see I have an intel R computer the graphics card isn't really good on most of a lot of games I have a windows 7 PC lenovo its 64 bit and I have been trying to change it for at least a month now but cannot find a way to do so.


(Other Things)
I mostly use my PC for playing games and watching videos
I have a printer
Im saving up my money for a Alienware

 

[unoriginal1]

1) Don't buy Alienware it's over rated. When you have the money saved Have someone build you one, or use our help to build it yourself.
2) Changing your graphics card is easy. It's as simple as plugging it in and installing a driver
3) Can you give us the model of your Lenovo pc? It is a desktop correct? Not a laptop?
4) How much are you looking to spend on a GPU?

 

[TheLegendaryCat]

1) Don't buy Alienware it's over rated. When you have the money saved Have someone build you one, or use our help to build it yourself.
2) Changing your graphics card is easy. It's as simple as plugging it in and installing a driver
3) Can you give us the model of your Lenovo pc? It is a desktop correct? Not a laptop?
4) How much are you looking to spend on a GPU?

Ummm........... im going to spend up to at leas 10-50
My lenovo Model is H320

 

[unoriginal1]

10-50 isn't much for a gpu. I'd look and see if you can't find some deals on Craigslist or ebay or something for that price. An get the best GPU you can. Preferably something in the 500 series or higher.

You have a x16 pci-e slot on your mobo so thats where you plug it in. Currently your machine is running a gt 310 gpu which isn't a gaming gpu.

 

[Hawkeye22]

You can't change the video card in most laptops as it's integrated into the motherboard.

 

[unoriginal1]

You can't change the video card in most laptops as it's integrated into the motherboard.

It's a desktop Hawk.

http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/lenovo-h320-40411fu/4505-3118_7-34205544.html

 

[Hawkeye22]

Me bad, sorry about that.

 

[unoriginal1]

Me bad, sorry about that.

I thought it was a lappy at first too.

Look at that link... Think a normal vid card is going to fit in there?

 

[Hawkeye22]

I don't see the dimensions listed on the case. The OP will ned to open it up and see if it's a standard size video card or a low profile card.

 

[kenrivers]

If this is the correct model - http://www.lenovo.com/shop/americas/content/pdf/desktops/Essential/h-series/Lenovo_H320.pdf - then the OP will need a low profile card.
"Small Form Factor
• Black bezel with glossy finish
• 3.9" W X 15.7" D X 11.5" H
• 100mm W X 400mm D X 293mm H
• 21.5 lb (9.75 kg) vary by configuration
Bay ① 5.25", 1.6" high, access, standard optical
Bay ② 3.3", 0.6" high, access, 8-in-1 media reader
Bay ③ 3.5", 1" high, no access, standard disk
Slot 1: half-length, Low Profile, PCI Express x16 Ver 2.0**
Slot 2: half-length, Low Profile, PCI Express x1 Ver 2.0*
* Wireless adapter in slot in some models
** Graphic adapter in slot in some models"