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HP Pavilion s7000 graphics card?
- Thread starter Kel1981
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Soldato
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If that's one of those tiny slots then you have had it, no expansion will be possiable.
Soldato
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you could get a card like thishttp://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-326-AS&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1985 however its not very good and I would save your money and look at getting a whole new system instead.
That's a PCIe x16 slot, not x1 
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Even if you do get a decent low profile GPU that doesn't require extra power connectors, it will still be poorly ventilated from the looks of the case. I would consider saving up for a new system to be honest, looking around Google (HP doesn't seem to have a page for it any more) the s7000 is very outdated. Even a system with an AMD APU would be a good upgrade if you wish to stay small.
.Even if you do get a decent low profile GPU that doesn't require extra power connectors, it will still be poorly ventilated from the looks of the case. I would consider saving up for a new system to be honest, looking around Google (HP doesn't seem to have a page for it any more) the s7000 is very outdated. Even a system with an AMD APU would be a good upgrade if you wish to stay small.
Thanks for the responses.
I was after something very cheap. The PC was bought by myself for £30 including a 19 inch screen, speaker system plus a mouse and keyboard, bit of a bargain.
It's for my daughter but it stutters on YouTube and with films, so I was hoping to get something cheap (as it's an old system) to give the visuals a bit of a boost and play video at a greater standard.
I was after something very cheap. The PC was bought by myself for £30 including a 19 inch screen, speaker system plus a mouse and keyboard, bit of a bargain.
It's for my daughter but it stutters on YouTube and with films, so I was hoping to get something cheap (as it's an old system) to give the visuals a bit of a boost and play video at a greater standard.
Ah right, best card for that hands down is the HD6450.
Would that be the Radeon HD 6450? Will it definitely fit? I'm searching via google and I'm getting many different looking cards, some bigger than others.
Thank you