Upgrading graphics card for HP Compaq dc7800

Small Form Factor dc7800
Sims 4 is coming on September 2nd cant run demo or play actual game when it comes out because of my video card lacks requirments:
Needed:
Pixel Shader version: 3.0
Vertex Shader version: 3.0
Dedicated Video RAM: 128 MB
What I Have:
Pixel Shader version: 2.0
Vertex Shader version 0.0
Dedicated Video RAM: 64 MB
Need A Recommendation on what video card to buy that would be compatible with my computer
Budget: 0-$200
Please Help Me

Hi:
Please see these related threads...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Compatible-Graphic-Cards-for-HP-DC7800-SSF-Core-2-Duo-...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Graphics-card-for-HP-Compaq-dc7800/m-p/2626147#M64231
The Radeon HD 6450 has pixel shader version 5.0.
I do not know what version vertex shader it has, but I would have to assume it is better than what your onboard graphics has.

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You are rather limited with the 240W power supply.
I would get a used low profile ATI Radeon 2400 HD 256 MB PCIe card on eBay.
This Dell card I posted should work just fine.
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What BIOS does your system have? If it's version 7, then your stuck with only access to legacy BIOS cards, not the newest UEFI BIOS cards that requires verision 8. Second, I'll let you input your system specs, and play around inputting various options at this gamer site. Look for the "Can I Run It" tab near the top. Registration is free. You can input various cards and see the performance levels.
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I have an HP Pavillion p6120f. I want to upgrade the graphics card to run modern games. Can anyone help me? My current one is a chipset family.
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You're very welcome.
P/S specs on the 610 GT are 300W.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-610/specifications
P/S specs on the 430 GT are 300W.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-430/specifications
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