Can I swap the graphics card in the future ? null

Yes of course. The unit I purchased has the Nvidia GTX 1070 which is awesome in itself! You can even double it up in an SLI configuration - which this card is meant to do. The default power supply in the Aurora R5 is 600w. So if you upgrade to dual video cards, you need to factor in power requirements for the cards. If it's just one card, then it should be fine without upgrading the PSU. The good thing about the GTX 1070, it only consumes 170w, so pairing it would still be fine with the 600w PSU.

Yes u can upgrade the video card easily in this computer. Or u can get a second video card and run them in SLI mode (but this would probably require you to upgrade the power supply also)

Yes, you could actually add a 2nd graphics card if you wanted to run them in SLI configuration. There is a free pci express slot for this.

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Alienware - Aurora R5 Desktop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 - 256GB Solid State Drive + 1TB Hard Drive - Silver-Front_Standard

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Yes of course. The unit I purchased has the Nvidia GTX 1070 which is awesome in itself! You can even double it up in an SLI configuration - which this card is meant to do. The default power supply in the Aurora R5 is 600w. So if you upgrade to dual video cards, you need to factor in power requirements for the cards. If it's just one card, then it should be fine without upgrading the PSU. The good thing about the GTX 1070, it only consumes 170w, so pairing it would still be fine with the 600w PSU.
Answered by Ivan1818 8 years ago
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Yes you can
Answered by kkrazy81 8 years ago
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Yes u can upgrade the video card easily in this computer. Or u can get a second video card and run them in SLI mode (but this would probably require you to upgrade the power supply also)
Answered by tyracg 8 years ago
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Yes, you can swap it out.
Answered by MikePags2 8 years ago
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Yes, you could actually add a 2nd graphics card if you wanted to run them in SLI configuration. There is a free pci express slot for this.
Answered by Suade907 8 years ago
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