The PC also has onboard graphics, which is OK, but It came with 2GB DDR2 RAM, and I’ve decided to The PC runs GNOME 3 fine, but I’m looking to do a few upgrades to it,
> and experimentation box, and it is currently running OpenSuSE 12.2 GNOME > In July, I purchased a HP Compaq DC7800p Small Form Factor PC, and I am PNY VCGGT5201XPB GeForce GT 520 Verto Video Card - 1GB, DDR3, PCI-Express 2.0 (x16), DVI, HDMI, VGA, DirectX 11, Single-Slot, Low Profile: I have not specifically tried the GT 520 (I do have a 450, 460 & 560 nVIDIA video cards), but it seems to fit the bill you request. I use only nVIDIA video cards and feel that have the best Linux video driver if loaded the “Hard Way” and I have lots of support in my blogs for nVIDIA. UK sites only (I don’t want to pay excessive shipping costs) Preferably DVI/HDMI connections (but VGA is fine).Has to have better performance than my onboard GPU.Has to have good Linux compatiblity with a variety of distros.Has to have low power consumption (My computer only has a 240w PSU, and it is a non-standard size.).Has to be a PCI Express x16 graphics card.the end where you plug your video cables in) Has to be a low profile card (the desktop will not accommodate a larger card).The requirements of the graphics card are: The monitor that I’m using is a LG monitor/TV that has a resolution of 1920x1080, and I really want to use the high resolution of this monitor. The PC also has onboard graphics, which is OK, but it is quite choppy and slow when browsing using Google Chrome and using the GNOME Shell. It came with 2GB DDR2 RAM, and I’ve decided to up this to 4GB RAM. The PC runs GNOME 3 fine, but I’m looking to do a few upgrades to it, namely RAM and graphics. I’m currently using it as a development and experimentation box, and it is currently running OpenSuSE 12.2 GNOME 3. In July, I purchased a HP Compaq DC7800p Small Form Factor PC, and I am currently very happy with it.
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