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Can an Asus Essentio Desktop support two graphics cards at once?

This is the computer I have- [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

If It can what two would you guys recommend?

If it can't which single graphics card do you recommend?

Keep it in the middle of $50 to $100.


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Anybody gonna try to help me out here?
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You could run two nVidia cards in SLI mode but I don't think your motherboard will support SLI because it isnt a gaming PC. You should just get a new a new PC if you want to Game.
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Ahah....it can't support a single card without major tweaking, two is completely out of the question. For one, it's pre-built...meaning it essentially has the absolute bare bottom parts [made in China PSU and Foxconn boards]. To make it short, no. You'd also need a new vase for adequate cooling and factor in bottlenecks.
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I don't have the money to just go and buy a $800 dollar customized "Gaming" PC.

Give me a list on what to do to this one to make it work.
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To answer your question, Yes your computer can have another graphic card put inside it.You have 2x PCI and 1 PCI x16 slot.Now on a side note.I don't think you can SLI or crossfire two different types of graphics cards.I could be wrong seeing as I've never encountered a situation where I've wanted to SLI two different types of graphic cards.Lastly as someone said, your motherboard might not support SLI or CROSSFIRE configuration.
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Wuv wrote I don't have the money to just go and buy a $800 dollar customized "Gaming" PC.

Give me a list on what to do to this one to make it work.


sorry to say bro.

BUT this i gunna' be one hell of a long list ;)
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Here are the steps you have to follow:

1. Put your computer in the bin.
2. Go to thetechgame.org
3. Get decent computer.
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