Yes.

Yes it sure will.

yes

Yes. Mine runs audio & video out to our Samsung TV on HDMI just fine.

Yes it will. See https://www.pny.com/gt-610-1024mb?sku=VCGGT610XPB

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes it does. Almost all GPU's with HDMI or Display Port (using an adapter from Display Port -> HDMI) will support audio and video.

That may only be a limitation of your monitor. some older monitors will only run at 1400x1050 or 1600x900. Id recommend looking up your monitor's specs or getting an updated monitor first. You can always return the monitor if it doesn't fix the 1080 resolution issue.

This will surely support 1920x1080. Also it doesn't require additional power.

Mine runs 1920x1080 very well. You'd need to open the side panel of your desktop to see the specs on the internal power supply. I have no idea what yours will say - but for what it's worth, the stock power supply in my Asus desktop (450 W) runs this GPU just fine. It's one reason I went with this GPU, so I didn't have to also switch out the power supply.

It requires a 350 watt power supply

Firstly I doubt the machine only supports 1400 x 1050, I'd suspect your monitor is your limit there. But in the event I am wrong, this card will allow you to run 1920 x 1080 (aka 1080p).

As for if you can use it, I don't see any reason why not since there is no power inputs on the card and the card would have to stick to PCI-x power consumption specs. That being the case, you should be fine. Although if not remember you can always return the card if it isn't compatible.

Need 300 W minimum.

Yes it would and do not have to upgrade your power supply.

If you have a desktop you should be able to swap out for a better power supply, they are usually cheap. Do that first. Once you have the power, buy the card. The reason you are running at low resolution could be one of many. It could be your Windows settings, it could be the wire you are using, it could be what your monitor supports, it could be what your card supports, it could be old drivers. Too hard to say. Sorry.

Without the expense of an external card adapter (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bP_8EYQ-2RA) and the know how to install it you'd be best served saving up to invest in a newer laptop with better specs. In short, no this card will not go inside of your laptop, as it is intended for desktop use only.

No this is for desktops not laptops

no they are only for desktop unless your willing to modify eternal adapters, not worth it.

not in a laptop

No laptops are almost impossible to upgrade. Your best bet is just to get a desktop.

Not possible since the gtx 470 is a desktop component. There are laptop docking stations that allow the use of desktop grade graphics cards, but sadly they are proprietary to their line of laptops.

So unfortunately, the answer is no.

Most often times than not, Video cards aren't upgradable in laptops. I would suggest buying a new Laptop this weekend when they go on sale. You'll save the money you were going to put out and than some. If that isn't an option, most older computers and legacy hardware (desktops) are fully compatible with the cards. The only problem you may run into there is the power supply.

Depends. if you don't load really high quality videos it should be good if not you can always return it.

Yes this will get the job done but not very well unless you have the system memory for rendering

yes it most certainly will

Yes absolutely.

This card will handle video editing. Your renders will be a bit slower than with a faster card. I presently run this card, but am upgrading to a GTX 750ti. I have a Dell Optiplex780 which has a 305 watt pwr supply. Supposedly the Dell pwr supply in this machine has a very conservitive rating, compared to most power supplies out there, so it can handle it no problem. I was actually running a GT740 which required a 400 watt pwr supply, with just an occasional lock up.

It's plug and play. So i believe yes.

yes it is,but if you have windows 7 i know for a fact this card is fantastic and it streams nicely

yes

you seriously need to update my friend. XP is well over 10 years old and is no longer receiving support from Microsoft

Yes. See https://www.pny.com/gt-610-1024mb?sku=VCGGT610XPB

I have a gateway DX4860-UB20P, and it worked with mine.

Did a quick google search and since your Gateway DX4860 has a PCI Express slot (blue port near the middle of the motherboard towards the back) you should be fine. Moreover this card doesn't require the use of external power and is solely powered off of your motherboard, again you should be fine.

This card will work in any tower that has a pci-e(express) slot on the motherboard. With any windows OS. Not sure of other operating systems.

Ya its definitely compatible but you could easily go with a beefier card since your running an I5. Also since you are running Intel you definitely want to go with a Nvidia card

As long as it has a free pci express slot and an adequate power supply, yes. But my advice would be to get a name brand power supply from a reputable manufacturer (corsair, EVGA, and seasonic just to name a few) with at minimum 500 watts. That way, you'll have more power to upgrade to an even more powerful GPU like a 960 ,or even a 970

No! It's honestly about the same. You should go with something a bit better if you expect to do some casual gaming. A R7 240 has about twice the performance and can run most modern games at low settings. And it has DX12 support.

The overall benchmark rating comparison between the Radeon hd 8280 and the Nvidia 610 GT 2g puts the 610 just slightly higher then the 8280. From the looks of it though it won't make that much of a difference, the scores are literally points apart so personally I'd say if you can swing the extra funds upgrade to a higher Nvidia 700 or 800 series. I just picked up a PNY NVidia 710 for a few dollars more then the 610 GT 2G cost me years ago and so far have been really pleased with the results.

You can use this website to check the card differences any time by the by: http://gpuboss.com/. If you do the 'compare' against the NVidia 710 you'll notice right away that for the extra 5-10$ it's worth the investment (esp if you're like me on a small budget and still crave comparably good graphics). Good luck with your upgrade! :)

Don't think so.

Nvidia would be better for shaders