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need help with changing my graphics card

hi i recently discovered vr and i was amazed,i want to get the oculus rift s but my computer says my graphics card is not compatible,can someone tell me what to do 

i own an Asus G11CD ,my graphics card is a geforce gtx 1050 2gb

what should i get for the vr experience,

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it's just complaining about it being too slow. what is the power supply's rated wattage and does it come with extra unused connectors?

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i didnt understand anything

all im asking is what graphics card do i need to run vr smoothly

 

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23 minutes ago, Happycowdance said:

get a 570/580

3 minutes ago, mikeslayer2000 said:

i didnt understand anything

all im asking is what graphics card do i need to run vr smoothly

User above literally suggested a video card: a Radeon 570 or 580, although we need to know what CPU you're running too.

 

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22 minutes ago, mikeslayer2000 said:

intel core i5-7400

That's a CPU. You're looking for a GPU (graphics card). As noted above the Radeon RX 580 is a good bet for VR. Alternatively an Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti for a little more.

 

BUT, in order to ensure that these graphics cards are compatible with your system, we need to know what power supply you have (the model number, not the wattage and efficiency rating). Or if you can tell us if that power supply has a free 6-pin connector.

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1 minute ago, mikeslayer2000 said:

its aN NVIDIA  geforce gtx 1050 2gb

That's what you HAVE. I'm telling you what you can GET. But I also need to know what power supply you have. We basically need to see if the new GPU can get power from it via a 6-pin connector. If it does not have one, then your options will be very limited.

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