EVGA GeForce GTX 750Ti is that good?

i have a EVGA GeForce GTX 750Ti Superclock graphic card with 16gb of ram and 120gb ssd drive,will that be enough to run premiere pro ?

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    Hello,
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    Through all of my digging around online, I found a few mentions of UEFI BIOS.   Unfortunately, I'm at work, so my computer is not handy at the moment, but  I do remember that my motherboard was AAHD3-HB, and I had v. 7.16 of its BIOS (AMI, I think?), and the HP utilities did not indicate that there were any sort of updates available.
    I'm not very familiar with UEFI, so, I guess my main questions are: is my BIOS incompatible with this particular video card?  If so, is there a way to install a UEFI BIOS on my motherboard that would support this card? 
    I liked the idea of the 750TI, because it seemed to offer pretty decent performance without requiring a new Power Supply, so if this card is simply incompatible with my computer, then do you know of a comparable card that would work for my computer?
    I appreciate any and all help with this.

    Hello @BCAstronaut,
    I understand that you are having issues getting your HP Pavilion p6-2133w Desktop PC to recognise your new EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card. I believe the reason you are experiencing this issue is the the break in the downward compatibility on the PCIe slots was broken at around the Gen 2.1 mark and you are trying to put a Gen 3.0 card in a Gen 1.0 slot. This in essence makes your computer incompatible with the graphics card you have chosen to use.  I am providing you an article on the overclock.net website titled The final answer to the controversial PCIe x16 version compatibility., where the author explains what I described and goes into how he made the determination. I would advise you review the article if you have any questions concerning the issue you are facing.
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    Sticknrudder, welcome to the forum.
    Not a silly question at all.  It is difficult to know which video cards work in which computers these days.  I had to do a lot of research, including phone calls to EVGA and XFX'es Tech Support.
    In this instance, the video card will not work in your computer.  All of the EVGA video cards from the GT 640 to present require a full UEFI BIOS in the motherboard.  HP didn't begin using a full UEFI BIOS until mid-October, 2012.  Your computer was released in July, 2011.
    Also, most of the newer cards will require a power supply unit (PSU) upgrade.  Unless, that is, you chose the 460W or 600W PSU when you bought the computer.  Even the 460W may not have enough wattage for some of the cards.
    MSI makes a video card with a hybrid VBIOS that has a switch to choose a Legacy or UEFI BIOS.  There is a video in the link that I provided just below the picture of the card.  Paul from Newegg does a good job of explining the card.  I suggest contacting their Tech Support to assure that it will work in your computer.  It is 9.84" in length.  I suggest making a template the size of the card to assure that it will fit into the space provided if they say that it will work.
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  • Black Screen during boot Nouveau EVGA GeForce GTX 550 Ti [Solved]

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    As stated in the subject line, I have an EVGA GeForce GTX 550 Ti, and I cannot make it work with the open source Nouveau driver.
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    Okay, then onto the nvidia driver problem.
    I can't set the resolution to what I want (1680 x 1050). My only option is 800 x 600 which is pretty terrible.
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    Hi Ken,
    Look aon the top back of the graphics card for a switch.  See the below image.
    You should have received a pamphlet in the box describing the use of the switch (legacy mode or UEFI mode).  If your PC has a version 8 HP BIOS then disable secure boot if set. If your PC is not at a version 8 BIOS level then the switch should be in legacy position.  The pamphlet should describe the use of the switch.
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