“what graphics card does this pc have and can I upgrade to a different brand of graphics card? All I see in accessories is the processor. I want to know what graphics card is installed, the brand name and model. If it is an Intel graphics card I want to know what model of Intel it is. It is an i7 which is a plus in my book, but I want the exact model of graphics card. I also want to know if I can change the graphics card from its already installed one and could the pc handle a different card.”
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It doesn't have a graphics card. It has on board graphics (Intel HD Graphics 530). I installed a new card in the PCI-Express slot and am gaming in 4K!! (will probably need to replace the stock power supply)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I put an EVGA 970 GTX in this machine with a 630 Watt Xion PSU (that worked great with the 970 on another computer) and the system would kick off (probably due to amps per rail issues), put in a (newer) 500 Watt EVGA PSU and haven't had an issue with it. Short answer: Yes you can upgrade the Video Card, but make sure you have a beefy power supply to go with it. The mototherboard has a traditional 24-pin power and then a separate 4-pin power connection, my previous build had a seperate 8-pin on the board (and maybe thats why the XION worked better).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Its an onboard GPU with two HDMI ports but there is an expansion slot to add a card if you choose too.
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