Looking for Answers about HP HP Pavilion p6703w Desktop PC with AMD Athlon II 640 Quad-Core Processor and Windows 7 Home Premium?

Well yes, you can purchase a Video Card that has HDMI on it, and that would work, the Motherboard has an upgrade slot for a video card, just look for a : PCI Express x16 video card and you should be good.
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There are 4 pci slots available, but only 1 is pci express.

You could add HDMI out if you added a separate PCI Express video card that supported it. Your new video card would then operate the graphics for the computer, bypassing the motherboard's built in graphics capability. This is actually more efficient, since most separate graphics cards have much better performance specs than motherboard graphics do. The motherboard graphics also have to share the computers main RAM, whereas most video cards have anywhere from 256 MB to 2 GB of high speed special video RAM.

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You can also buy a cable adaptor, from walmart, that connects the pc to a HDTV.
In the Search box at the top of the page, type in "dvi-d dual to high" without the quotation marks; there are 4 choices of cables that will work, in various lengths.
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You could purchase one and put it in there your self, but you'd have to find one that is a pci express x1 slot.Or you could go a simpler way and buy a wifi adapter from Walmart they are about 20-40$ and you just plug it into a USB on your computer.
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This computer could take either a wireless PCI Express card or a USB wireless dongle. The nice thing about the USB dongle is that you can use it on different computers by simply unplugging it, whereas the PCI express card is a fairly permanent modification to your computer.

It should, but it is an hp so maybe you ought to exchange it for a better made and supported pc, like Dell or eMachines.
Good Luck.

You are safe. The virus from you old PC resides in the old disk drive, not in the ram. The ram only houses information when the system is powered on.

Virus's to the best of my knowledge only corrupt the hard disk. Unless they can damage the protocol that controls the voltages in the memory itself? I doubt it will have any effect on your computer. Besides this system comes with a 60 day trial of Norton.

First of all, make sure that your old RAM will work with this new computer...there are many varieties and speeds of RAM. As to viruses, no worry, RAM does not carry any data once the electrical charge is gone. Any viruses you had remain on your old computer's hard drive, not in RAM.

Processors times 4, each at 3.0Ghz!

See this link to answer your questions:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02628205&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=5049510#N165

duo = 2 and 4-5 years old
quad = 4 maybe 1-2 years on the market

4 cpu cores vs 2.....4 is faster, just not twice as fast. Watch for hp they don't support their products, maybe look at eMachines or Dell. Good Luck.

More than you will need to run your games, 4 processors each running at 3.0 Ghz! The only thing to upgrade is ram and the video card.

Most mainstream, boxes like this will need, a video card upgrade to make the games, really look great. I would probably play, it just not with all the eye candy cranked up. Watch out for hp, they don't support thier products. Good Luck.

i bought this product and i play world of warcraft, you will need to buy another video card to play because the integrated video doesn't do very well, it is very choppy other than that this product works great

I'm not the technical type and haven't tried WoW on it yet, but it runs Lord of the Rings Online (LOTRO) perfectly.

This computer comes with VGA and HDVI -D inputs, so pretty much any computer monitor out there will work with it.
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Yes has VGA and DVI outputs. Also look into monitors or tv's with mulitple inputs like one with a tv tuner, with a vga connection, cable input, and composite, componet, and Hdmi inputs. I bought a HDTV 22 inch wide screen that has all these for less than $240. I can watch tv with an antenna, or switch to my computer, or to my dvd player, or xbox 360

Walmart, 16gb.

http://i.walmart.com/i/rb/0088611101641.pdf
This is a spec sheet from HP and if you read it it says up to 16GB.
Less for a 32 bit system but this is 64 bit so it can go up to 16GB
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According to product specs. it has a 250 watt power supply.