Graphics Card for XUM gaming PC

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Hi,

My son has an XUM gaming PC and has run a performance scan which has told him his graphics card (GT730) is way below what is required.

Can anyone recommend a decent alternative? He has found a RTX 4060 but I don’t know if this will fit as it requires 2pcie slots (I have no idea what this means).

Is there a way to check how many slots there are, and can an extra slot be added if needed?

Thanks
 
Is there a way to check how many slots there are, and can an extra slot be added if needed?
You need to take the side panel off the case and look, you could share a picture on here if you want us to confirm.

He has found a RTX 4060 but I don’t know if this will fit as it requires 2pcie slots (I have no idea what this means).
It is physical space below the card.

has run a performance scan which has told him his graphics card (GT730) is way below what is required
What game is that scan from?

XUM gaming PC
Can you tell us the PC specs please? You can use task manager for some of them, but software like CPU-Z or hwinfo can also say most of it.
 
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What game is that scan from?
tbf the gt730 is nothing more than a graphics adapter, i doubt it'll run many games lol

Can you tell us the PC specs please? You can use task manager for most of them, but software like CPU-Z or hwinfo can also say most of it.
will also need to crack the case open to examine the power supply
i would bet that it has a no-name 300w psu inside

My son has an XUM gaming PC and has run a performance scan which has told him his graphics card (GT730) is way below what is required.
i hope he didn't pay too much for that tosh :(
 
You'll need to post a photo of the PC internals as space may be an issue. Would also be useful to have a pic of the power supply too (there's usually a large label that shows its output power specs).
 
XUM is the pc provider..doesn't really say much about the pc itself, ors size of case.
A gt730 is a single slot pcie card...so the part of the card that you see on the outside of the back of the case where you plug the monitor into is just a single width . so back of the case should have multiple slots that can be removed. A dual slot card therefore takes up 2 of those slots (each slot has a cover you unscrew...sorry, might not be explaining this well
what we'd need to know is size of case, motherboard etc..that way we'll know what size of gpu can be fitted

Do you have a model number on the XUM pc?
 
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even the igpu of a 2200g is like 2-3x faster than the gt730 lol
Yeah, all the systems I see are all Intel based. I am sure that there is 1 company keeping this card alive by buying them for their PCs as this is their "go to" card whenever a dedicated card in mentioned
 
Asking the important questions obviously
It's a Dr Memory pc. they have a yt channel..Having watched a few vids just noew, they never actually say what XUM stands for, so guessing you can call it what you like :cry:
one unboxing elsewhere was just said 'X', 'U', 'M'...
 
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You need to take the side panel off the case and look, you could share a picture on here if you want us to confirm.


It is physical space below the card.


What game is that scan from?


Can you tell us the PC specs please? You can use task manager for some of them, but software like CPU-Z or hwinfo can also say most of it.
The device specs are are as follows:

Processor: intel i7-3770
Installed RAM: 16GB
System type: 64 bit
Device name: C5LBOTA

Not sure if this helps.
 
tbf the gt730 is nothing more than a graphics adapter, i doubt it'll run many games lol


will also need to crack the case open to examine the power supply
i would bet that it has a no-name 300w psu inside


i hope he didn't pay too much for that tosh :(
The scan was from a system called Userbenchmark
 
The device specs are are as follows:

Processor: intel i7-3770
Installed RAM: 16GB
System type: 64 bit
Device name: xxx
The 4060 would be a good upgrade for that PC (especially from a 730), though personally I'd just get the cheaper AMD RX 6600 8GB, unless nvidia is required for some reason.

FYI: either card would require a free PCIE 8-pin connector from the power supply.

The scan was from a system called Userbenchmark
I thought maybe there was a specific game that is trying to be played and can't be right now?
 
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The 4060 would be a good upgrade for that PC (especially from a 730), though personally I'd just get the cheaper AMD RX 6600 8GB, unless nvidia is required for some reason.

FYI: either card would require a free PCIE 8-pin connector from the power supply.


I thought maybe there was a specific game that is trying to be played and can't be right now?
Thank you. I have a picture of the current set up - is there a way to post that on here or send via DM? Tnx
The 4060 would be a good upgrade for that PC (especially from a 730), though personally I'd just get the cheaper AMD RX 6600 8GB, unless nvidia is required for some reason.

FYI: either card would require a free PCIE 8-pin connector from the power supply.


I thought maybe there was a specific game that is trying to be played and can't be right now?
the game is called Battlefield 5.
 
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The device specs are are as follows:

Processor: intel i7-3770
Installed RAM: 16GB
System type: 64 bit
Device name: C5LBOTA

Not sure if this helps.
Is this a new pc you bought or had it awhile as an i7 3770 is 3rd gen intel cpu..ie the new cpus are replacing the 14th gen, so the cpu is going to be about 12yrs old...if it is a new purchase, with only 16gb ram, you really shouldn't of paid much for that pc at all
 
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