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What do you mean by 'ouput 2.0 or 2.1'? Eagle Point 2009 Software. If you are referring to the PCI Express x16 slot, it can only be 1.0 or 1.1 on that older system.

Read the 'History and revisions' section at However a PCI Express 2.0 video card should work. That motherboard is made by Foxconn to HP's specifications and it should be considered as an HP motherboard. You should also have provided the model number of your system. Determining that the PCI Express slot isn't 2.0 is relatively easy.

That motherboard is based on the nForce 630i chipset which was released before the PCI Express 2.0 specifications. So, what processor do you think is gonna work on this motherboard, I mean I know the socket, but I read that this motherboard can take only 2. Aktiviti Program Usrah. 4 dual core, is it true or I can put whatever I want it's just have to be for my socket????? Check the Processor upgrade information. The fastest supported processor is the Intel Core 2 Duo (Wolfsdale) E8600. However they still are expensive and not really worth it over the E8400. Upgrade to an E8400 if you can find one at a decent price (less than $100).

Why would the lady say such an ignorant thing with such conviction. This is just nonsense as we all know companies outsource all the time, precisely Retail driven, close to the end user companies like HP and Dell. PRODUCING is not the same as contracting out a set of mobos like the gentlemen correctly suspected of being the same as a foxconn model. I happen to have an HP with a foxconn mobo (and to the guru lady, it seems to also have Nvidia's signature, so really, what you see here, is Nvidia provides tech, Foxconn manpower and efficiency, and HP sales and marketing and the product sells, but suggesting HP which cant get to the phone to keep up support go out and actually manufacture their own mobos is the stuff of laziness). To the gentleman asking, I have looked at the specs and your analysis seems to be right on. Here's another exact HP product (the one I own, given another HP special foxconn mobo name given the sheer volume of business these folks generate to foxconn. It does seem to get often confusing though and if I were you, and you seem to be quite familiar with hardware and the such, if you were to attempt a flash, make sure to backup first, that is the only harm you will cause to your computer, if you are not cautious even when you're certain.