Can you put a graphics card like a GTX 1080 in a regular desktop.

>>384277394
fucking google it you cock sucking mongol

>>384277394
>Can you put a graphics card in a computer
What the fuck do you think you mongoloid?

>>384277394
no, my brother died that way

>>384277394
Only if you're a level 6 engineer.

>>384277572
i've tried that you cuck

>>384277721
can i do it if im a level 8 prostitute

You definitely can't if your this retarded.

>>384277394
Can your PSU support it?
Is your case large enough?

>>384277394
Yeah man. It will be fine.

>>384277982
No. Gain 2 levels to persuade local IT into doing it for free.

>>384278091
speak english nerd

>>384278169
you obviously cant do it

>>384278059
>your
kys

>>384278307
Okay

>>384277394
check if your power supply is 500w or more
check if your cpu is i5, i7 or ryzen if anything else then don't bother

>>384277394
Yeah. I put a 1080ti in my rig from 2001 and it worked flawlessly.

>>384278441
okay

File: toadsworthless.png (465KB, 782x1022px) Image search: [Google]

465KB, 782x1022px

>>384278169
Your power supply (the part where one side plugs into the wall and the other side plugs into every part of your computer that needs power) can only give power to the computer up to a certain number of watts. This number is on the power supply. A graphics card like a GTX 1080, as well as every part in any computer, needs a certain number of watts from the power supply to function. If the number of watts that all of your parts need is greater than the amount your power supply can handle, then your power supply will fail somehow. You need to check if the power supply is already near max capacity before adding new parts. It is also unhealthy for a power supply to run near max load constantly.

The case is the big hunk of metal that all your parts go in. If you have a tiny case and buy a large graphics card, there may not be enough space inside the case for it to fit with all of the other parts.

You also will not want to buy a really expensive graphics card for a computer with otherwise cheap parts, because the computer will be bottle necked by those cheap components. That is to say your graphics card might be good enough to produce the images for the game, but you may not have enough memory to run it, or the computer may run it slowly because the CPU isn't fast enough.

You have to meet all of the system requirements to run a game well. Sticking a really expensive GPU in a cheap computer is not enough.

>>384278829
so do you think it'll work with a desktop from 2008

File: Your hand falls off..jpg (112KB, 654x639px) Image search: [Google]

112KB, 654x639px

>>384279083
why did you do that?

>>384278169
Pic related

>>384277394
No. You have to desolder the CPU unit and replace the cache with ecc ram of at least 10 gigabytes. This process is only allowed in select Alienware desktops that have hit the "silicon lottery". That means the price of the CPU went down making the manufacturer more money, aka a lottery. These cheeps have less heat reduction fluid making it able to solder and deaolder stuff on.

>>384279084
yea go for it