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• Good graphics card upgrade for HP Pavilion p7-1534?

  Hello

  I just got a new HP Pavilion p7-1534 for my birthday. I want to update my graphics card because I'm a big gamer, but I don't know where to start. What are some cards compatible with this system? It would be nice to be able to get one that will run the new generation games (ex: 4 Battlefield http://bf4central.com/battlefield-4-system-requirements/) heating maximum without having to upgrade my power supply, but if not, that's okay, I'd like to see some cards at both ends of the spectrum (those who will AND will not require an upgrade to the PSU).

  Thank you for your time,

  -J

  Jay, welcome to the forum and the happy birthday late.  Congratulations on your new computer.

  The power supply unit (PSU) in your computer is 300W.  Most new mid-level video cards require at least 400W to work properly.  Any card that will work with the 300W PSU will be much better than the integrated video.  The games that you want to read will not perform just the way you expect.

  I like the OCZ and Corsair PSU.  They will provide clean and stable power for your system.  I recommend at least 500W; 550W at 600W is even better.  You can buy one of these brands for less than $100.  Both in the links I provided would do a very good job.  If you decide to buy one of them, please read all of the reviews.

  Here's a map that would work very well for what you want it to do.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  Of course, we should upgrade the power supply.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Help me choose a good graphics card for my laptop

  Hello guys, first of all let me say I'm glad I found this forum, it's been some time that I wanted to choose and buy a new graphics card for my laptop, but I guess it's time and I'll start by asking help from you.

  My laptop is HP Pavilion g6, the specifications are as follows (using CPU - z)
  CPU: http://prntscr.com/5fqo9f
  Caches: http://prntscr.com/5fqohx
  Motherboard: http://prntscr.com/5fqomk
  RAM: http://prntscr.com/5fqos4
  SPD: http://prntscr.com/5fqoxh
  Graphics card: http://prntscr.com/5fqp1b

  I wanted to ask what kind of graphics card would be suitable for my laptop, and you do you recommend buy me?
  I would like to play all the latest games... I think I need another 4 GB of RAM, and I believe that my CPU is good enough, what do you say guys?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Your machine:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03589219

  Definitely a no no. You need to replace the motherboard, cooling system... The purchase of a new machine, it is much better and cheaper (in terms of time and money).

  Kind regards

• NVIDIA Geforce GT640 good graphics card for PrE10 despite the bandwidth low memory?

  Can anyone confirm that the nVidia Geforce GT640 is a reasonable graphics for first 10 Elements and Photoshop Elements 10?

  The person who set up my office of 3770K Core i7 with 16 GB of RAM at 1600 mHz installed map GT640 nVidia with 2 GB memory DDR3. He said that it was a good (low cost) card for video editing because it has 384 CUDA cores - very useful for video editing. I'm pretty ignorant on graphics cards, but as the power consumption low, 65 watts and deemed cool temperature resistance. I have read since DDR5 memory would have been much faster due to a higher bandwidth memory - say 80-90 GB per second compared to 28.5 Gb per second for DDR3 memory on the GT640 map. I've been after use of economic power. DDR5 memory cards use 110 watts upward and run a lot hotter than the DDR 3 cards, all other things being equal. Really fast cards require a special power and cooling.

  Does anyone know if the bandwidth limited memory is important in video editing? Speed is much more critical in the game than in video editing? Are other attributes such as 384 hearts CUDA, synchronization of nvenc, dedicated encodment, 28nm architecture Kepler, frame buffer of memory 2 GB, 1.3 billion transistors, many units of texture - more important than bandwidth memory in video editing? Limited by memory bandwidth DDR3 affects the image quality?

  I read that the GT640 would be much faster (producing the best image quality?) as the HD4000 integrated Intel graphics processor Core i7 Ivy Bridge. Is it so?

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit and all programs are installed on a SSD 120 GB OCZ Agility 3. My data drive is a 1 to 7200 RPM Seagate SATA 3. I have a nice 21 inch ASUS LED monitor and recorder blu - ray LG vs228n.

  I did a lot of editing with PrE 3 with a desktop Dell 3.06 gHz hyperthreading and Win XP. The output and even control the preview was clear and stable. I'm continuing to capture a mini tape dv standard definition of a 3 months Panasonic handycam FireWire, but plan to upgrade to HD 3MOS to flash memory. I do really small control - about 7cm wide - PR10 screen, because the quality of the preview image is much poorer than the quality I experienced with the first elements 3 with Win XP program. This is just an indication of the memory gain in pre 10 previews? I expect the output to be much higher, although still mpeg2-DVD quality until I update my camera. I put the record on the maximum bit rate.

  In any case, despite these reservations with the quality of the preview, the GT640 seems very well on stage. Quality of the image in Photoshop, and online on my computer is excellent.

  I updated the driver nVidia yesterday to version 306.23 display.

  Almost all graphics cards forums are subject of the game. I hope to see more forums on graph editing here.

  What do you think of the 2 GB nVidia GT640 for editing with 10 pre-Photoshop Elements 10? How about image quality in the pre 10 monitor compared to the quality of the production? Quality of the image in the monitor of the PrE 3 sharper and more stable, because I imagine?

  Regards, Phil

  Premiere Elements is not chart-map-dependent. You should be fine. In fact, finer.

• Is the XFX HD 7850 a good graphics card for the desktop HP-P7-1534.

  I just got this computer in office during the summer because everyone said it would be a cheap system for games. I love this desktop computer, but there are a few games I would like to very smooth running as 4 Battlefield and Call of Duty: ghosts. I was just wondering if the graphics card XFX HD 7850 would meet my needs. I also intend to buy a new corsair 750W power supply for the graphics card would work.

  Jobro94, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, the HD 7850 should work correctly.  If, however, you decide to take the Double (2 fans), you should get the measurements and make a cardboard template to ensure that it fits properly.  It is 9.5 "long and has two power connectors 6 pins.  They will add about an inch to the length, once the cables are connected.

  Here are the recommended system requirements for BF4:

  The PC recommended configuration for optimal rate of quality and Visual framework:

  • (Intel Core i5 or i7) CPU, Quad core at 3 Ghz
  • 4 GB memory (8 GB for 64-bit operating systems)
  • A modern map of DX11 graphics with 2 + GB of video memory, the series 600 GeForce or Radeon 7000 series
  • Windows 7 64 - bit operating system (Windows 8 is supported as well)
  • 30 + GB of free hard disk space

  This is the recommended configuration for the Cod: Ghosts:

  Recommended configuration

   

  • OS: Windows 7 64-Bit / 64-bit Windows 8
  • CPU: Intel Core i5-680 @ 3.6 GHz
  • RAM: 8 GB RAM
  • HARD drive: 40 GB HD space
  • Video: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 @ 4GB
  • Sound: Card its compatible DirectX
  • DirectX: DirectX 11
  • Internet: Connection broadband and service required for multiplayer connectivity. Internet connection required for activation.

  As you can see, BF4 will probably work better with the HD 7850 than COD: ghosts.  Cod seems to be more intensive graphics.

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• Good graphics card for Dell Optiplex 960?

  Hello! I recently acquired a Dell Optiplex 960 (the larger one) and it comes with the integrated graphics card, so I was wondering what graphics card I put in it?

  Photo I provided is the size of the machine.

  

  Specifications, in the case where they are important:

  Intel Core 2 Duo E8600-3.33 GHz

  4 GB OF RAM

  HARD DRIVE 250 GB

  Intel Q45/Q43 Express Chipset/Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family

  Rangeline

  Hello! I recently acquired a Dell Optiplex 960 (the larger one) and it comes with the integrated graphics card, so I was wondering what graphics card I put in it?

  I used an OptiPlex 960 SFF (Q9650 processor) and 8 GB of RAM as a development machine. I installed a Sapphire 6570 graphics card and had absolutely no problem; the 6570 will be a huge leap in performance and features on the integrated graphics card.

• What would be a good graphics card for my HP Compaq d330 desktop pc replace the graphic edge

  Hi, I'm looking to upgrade the graphic edge on my old HP Compaq d330 pc desktop. I know that racing machine on a processor 2.66 mhz and will support an AGP x 8 card and I'm upgrading system Ram of 512 MB (4x128mb cards) to 2048 MB (4 x 512 MB, maps).
  Currently the video ram is 64 MB (on board) and I thought I'd do a card of 128 MB AGP on EBay, but don't know what that you get it.
  Everything seems to be so slow graffics wise and ancient beauty is holding still to display certain pages of the sites, I am currently unemployed and so I use the little girl on the net a lot trying to find work, good shopping market e-mail deals, processing etc.
  I thought that upgrading the memory and graphics would contribute to the display and speed in order to improve and allow me to multi task email resume and processing more easily in addition to prolong his life and make surfing easier and a lot less loading time.

  As you can imagine that I am running on a budget very tight and unable to afford a newer pc.
  
  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello:

  On my d530 which is basically the same model, I used the nVidia geForce 6200 128 MB AGP card both the ATI Radeon 9600 128 MB AGP card.

  They worked very well.  If you can't find one of these cards with more memory so much better.  But most of them came with 128 MB (which was a decent amount of memory back in the day).

  There is a setting in BIOS in the d530 (and perhaps the d330 as well) which allows you to spread the amount of system memory to add it on the video card to help with graphics performance - up to 256 MB.

  So, you could have 128 MB memory graphics dedicated card, over up to 256 MB of system memory.

  These two cards will allow also the PC run full Windows 7 32-bit as well.

• HP compaq DC7800p: good graphics card for Hp compaq dc7800p

  HP compaq DC7800p Small Form Factor

  Processor Intel (r) Core (tm) 2 Duo Cpu E7500 @2. 93 GHz (2CPUs), ~2.9Ghz

  Video compatible vga cards cheap or way

  I ' v found it cheap on the internet Asus NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS 512 MB 64 Biti PCI-Express is compatible.

  Hello:

  It should be good.  The 256 MB version was offered as an option card by HP for the MFS and CMT are factors - see page 16.

  http://h18004.www1.HP.com/products/QuickSpecs/archives_North_America/12744_na_v2/12744_na.PDF

  Just make sure that it comes with the profile low support in the editing area.

  The only compatible with CMT PC standard bracket.

• I just bought a HP Pavilion DV9233cl 2.1 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GB, 120 GB for my brother for Christmas and I wanted to know what is a good graphics card for it? has a NVIDIA GeForce 7600

  I was wondering if it's a worthy card or not? im getting low on money and I want it to be a decent model for him for Christmas

  Here are the specs for it.

  
  

  Brand:	HP	Processor type:	Intel Core 2 Duo
  Type:	--	Processor speed:	2 GHz
  Screen size:	17-inch	Configuration of the processor:	Dual Core
  Operating system:	Windows Vista Edition Home Premium	(Vivid RAM) memory:	2 GB
  Primary transmission:	DVD +/-RW	The hard drive capacity:	120 GB 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor T7200 17.0 "WXGA high definition BrightView Widescreen Display HP Pavilion WebCam for live video chat NVIDIA GeForce 7600 Memory 2048 MB DDR2 (2 Dimm) system Disk capacity hard 120 GB 802.11a/g/n WLAN 64-bit Windows Vista Premium / DVD-RW/CD-RW

  Hello

  well the series GeForce 7600 Series was released in 2006, it is nearly 4 years.

  In combination with the Core 2 Duo 2 GHz, you will be able to play games like Battlefield 2 or Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare very decent

  and a half indecent:
  Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars, half-life 2, counter-strike: Source, The Sims 2, BioShock, Assassin's Creed, Halo 3, Fifa 07, Fifa 08, for example.
  In general, you can play all the games released in< 2007="" or="" early="" 2008="" depending="" on="" the="" image="" quality="">

  But games like Crysis or other DirectX 10 games will be not playable.
  I hope this helps a little.

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• Urgent! Please recommend good graphics card to support HDMI on a Dell 7010 Mini-Tower?

  Thanks in advance.

  100357LP SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 7750 1 GB 128 - bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x 16 HDCP

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• What is a good graphics card for Dell Dimension 5150.

  Now I'm looking at the Nvidia 8600 right, it works with my computer?

  
  

• Re: upgrade graphics card

  Hi I have a HP Pro Small Form Factor pc is the flat one-is not the vertical Tower:
  Serial number: [personal information deleted]
  
  Product number: [personal information deleted]
  
  I THINK to UPGRADE HIS GRAPHICS CARD TO SUPPORT OUT to MY HD TV HDMI I HAVE COME in FACE this POST AND AM WONDERING IF ANY OF the GRAPHICS CARDS YOU HAVE a STATED below ARE COMPATIBLE as I THOUGHT HAVING FOUND ONE OF GRAPHICS of THE CARDS I SAID IN RESPONSE to THE PORTRAIT OF THE 3010 TOUR VERSION I JUST WANT to make you THINK I AM to BUY THE GOOD GRAPHICS CARD. THE CARD, I THINK I'VE FOUND IS THE:
  
  NVidia GeForce GT230 1.5 GB PCIe x 16 card
  
  Can YOU Please HELP AS I REALLY WANT TO MAKE THE MOST OF MY NEW SYSTEM I ALSO updated IT to WINDOWS 10 AND I'm ENJOYING THE SYSTEM up to HOWEVER HAVE JUST GOT A NOTIFICATION OF A GAME I WANT to PLAY SHOW MY GRAPHICS CARD WONT SUPPORT IT.

  JAY KR

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• What is the best graphics card that can fit in the p7-1003w hp?

  The card that came with my CPU. the ATI Radeon HD 4200 is too low to run demanding games like Arma 2, so I need a good graphics card that would adapt and balance of my motherboard, so the video card and the graphics card could be facing another.

  CHHeinrich, welcome to the forum.

  Before you can update the video, you will need to upgrade the power supply (PSU).  The existing PSU is only 250W.  New mid-level video cards require a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  I normally recommend at least 500W.  This will allow for future updates.  I like Corsair and OCZ PSU.  This is a power supply that works.  I suggest to measure the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.

  Now, you cannot use integrated video when a dedicated video card is installed.  So you don't have to worry about keeping about with one another.  I love EVGA, Sapphire, XFX and PNY in that order.  Here is a video card which should give you a boost of good performance.  You should stay less than 9 "in length to ensure that the card fits in the space provided.  Always read the customer reviews on all products you purchase to see what users have to say about them.

  If you decide not to go with my recommendations, both of these will give you a good idea of what you need.

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• Desktop HP Envy 750-114: do I need a new monitor or graphics card?

  I have a HP Envy Office 750-114 and a HP. V242h color monitor, etc. on the monitor are flat, dull and almost gray. It has been like that since we have the computer about a year ago. I've tweaked the contrast, etc., on the screen and it's a little better, but still not very good.

  So, is it a new graphics card for the computer, or a new monitor? I'm afraid that if I buy a new monitor, it'll be the same, dull and flat.

  If a new graphics card is required, which would be a good thing, and I need a new power supply?

  My son loves to make games, one that is good for the games would be better.

  Thanks in advance!

  I did experiment a bit and partially answered my own question. I removed the monitor in question (HP V242h) and hooked it to another computer. What a world of difference! So I don't think it's the monitor, but the graphics card.

  If a modified question: what would be a good graphics card for my HP Envy Office 750-114? One that enhances the display and provides the best game? Also, would need a new power supply?

  Thanks again in advance!

• Is satellite A10 - possible to install the new graphics card?

  Hello

  I have a videocard Satelite A10, 2.2 Ghz, 712 MB of RAM, provided with your computer.

  I just bought the Sims 2 and thought from the specifications that I would be able to play on my current card. However when I try to run it it gets to the intro screen and then hangs when it is ready to go into the Menu. My first impressions are that I don't have a pretty good graphics card.

  I need a 32 MB T & L capable card so can someone confirm if this is why it would not work on the system.

  If that's the case I'm looking to see if it is possible to install a new graphics card on the machine I want to play more games to date.

  the map I'm looking at is Sapphire ATI Radeon 9600 XT 256 MB AGP8X graphics card. It will work on the machine and it is likely to solve my problem?

  Thank you

  HI Jeff,

  In General, it is not possible to change the graphics card in your laptop. This is because the graphics cell are generally not a component separated (as with a normal PC), but generally a specific graphic chip attached to the motherboard so make the graphics a part of the laptop.

  At the same time, the graphics driver is normally a specially modified version will omit some of the more esoteric aspects of the normal driver to minimize the risk of overheating chip since it does not have its own cooling system. Given this, you will find probably than trying to load the latest graphic website manufacturers drivers (Nvidia, ATI, etc.) will not work, and you will therefore be limited to these pilots provided by Toshiba on their Web site.

  In order to get your copy of the SIMS 2 to run you need to omit or reduce some of the graphics settings in the game itself, or alternatively, you can try to use some of the graphics third-party drivers that are written to provide some of the omitted features of the original notebook drivers. Note that if you do that there is no guarantee that they won't cause your overheating graphics chip, even if I used the ATI Omega drivers for some time now without any problems. You can get them: -.

  http://www.OmegaDrivers.NET/

  Kind regards