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• Add the pci video card

  Hello

  I am the proud owner of a refurbished Lenovo T400 - 6475FP1, with a P8400, 4 GB of DDR3 memory and an Intel GMA video card.

  I know that the T400 is a series of graphics cards switchable (they start with 2 No 6) and I think, the motherboard must be the same for all types of law of T400? so that would mean that I could buy a pci video card and make mine with switchable graphics right?

  If I'm right, then what type of card is good?

  If I'm not, could you explain why?

  Thank you very much

  the ATI graphics card is soldered to the motherboard, the only way you can update your graphics card on your T400, is physically change your motherboard to a card mother T400 with an ATI graphics card.

• How to disable VGA integrated PowerEdge T710

  Hi all

  I have a problem when I install ASUS EAH6870 in PE T710 VGA card can installing the Server Windows Server 2008 R2 on windows detected device manager and install the driver ASUS VGA card but can not send the signal to display to monitor all the so I'm looking to disable VGA in the bios but I can't find the menu to disable it so if anyone has a solution to solve this you problem share it for me.

  The T610 and other PE servers have the ability to disable the video controller integrated into the devices section integrated BIOS. However, to access and change the default "enabled" to "disabled" setting, a PCIe video card must be placed in a location PCIe.

  In the case of the T610, no x 16 PCIe slot is if you need a x 1 PCIe card (expensive) or you need to change a x 16 card adapted (not expensive if you have a spare as I did).

  Fortunately for you, the T710 there x 16 slots in order to have a larger base of x 16 cards to choose from. Just make sure you don't exceed the PCIe power allocations and know that by disabling the on-board video, you lose some features also (virtual kvm, etc.). It is all documented in the manual of the material.

  Also, there are many messages about PE server of video cards. Searching the forum for 'Card video T710' would have given this post in the upper part of the result. 'Card video T610' research gives a little more, this post which includes a picture of my card updated the.

• Windows 7 - Pci to Pci bridge (error: Code 10)-PCI video card

  Before that I declare my problems I will list what I'm running and I am trying to accomplish.

  I'm under edition 64-bit of Windows 7 Enterprise, not the Beta or RC. I have 3 video cards in my possession (listed below).
  -(PCIe) Evga GTX260
  -(PCI) Evga 9400GT
  -Evga (PCI) Fx5500
  Out of these 3 cards I only use the GTX260 and the 9400GT. I had to "retire" the Fx5500 because drivers latest WHQL (certified) only provided support as far down as the cards of Nvidia "6 series". Unfortunately the Fx5500 is a 'series 5' and falls below this line. I already tried to use the GTX260 and Fx5500 in earlier versions of Windows (XP and Vista), but there is no way to download and install two separate drivers for two of the same video card do - you will have nothing else to errors. There is the option to go to a place like guru3d.com and download a supported driver custom which covers both the GTX260 Fx5500, but drivers are not certified and lack support. Therefore, I bought and now use the 9400GT is covered by pilots for the GTX260, which eliminates the need for messing around with custom drivers. Also, the 9400GT has a better graphics processor and more memory than the Fx5500, so it was time to upgrade anyway.

  Now that you have some info here is my problem, whenever I have install the 9400GT as I get a second entry "pci to pci bridge" (the other entrance has no errors) that appears under "System devices" in Device Manager. The entrance of bridge pci to pci second has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, which refers to a problem. When you check the properties of this unit it is more or less said that Windows has detected a problem (error Code 10). The GTX260 is still working and still comes in "graphics cards" as a GTX260, but there is no entry for the 9400GT. I tried the 9400GT in two PCI ports and each time it does the same thing. If I get out the GTX260 and ONLY operate the 9400GT, I always get the question of the pci to pci bridge, BUT I get a picture and can boot into Windows 7 without a hitch. When I do that it is still nothing listed under "graphics cards" as a 9400GT or even a VGA compatible device.

  After messing around with this for 10 hours (Yes, I said 10 hours) I decided to dig my retirement (the Fx5500) PCI video card. When I installed this card I had no entry bridge PCI to pci 2nd appear under "System Devices", and one that appeared had no yellow triangle or error codes. I then checked under "Graphics cards" and Windows 7 it was recognized as a VGA-compatible device and asked for drivers.

  Now, I have concluded that there is absolutely no problem with the motherboard or my material (including video cards). In a first time EVGA support and I had suspected that the motherboard may be bad because of all the pre-diagnostic steps I had taken during my test of 10 hours. I won't enumerate what I did because it would literally take 3 hours to type everything in it. Just believe me when I say I've tried many things including but not limited to the latest bios updates (flashed 4 times and reset to ensure accuracy), IRQ customized management, all OS X 2, multiple/latest chipset drivers installed, reinstalling video multiple/last drivers installed, memtest test, complete equipment disassembly and re - build (adding a device at a time) and MUCH more. The only thing I have not tried installing another OS other than Windows 7 64 - bit to see if I could reproduce the problem. It's a waste of time, but because that let's say I install Windows XP Pro and the 9400GT doesn't have this problem... Well, that's fine, but who cares on XP Pro when I used it for the last 9 years and when I have a version full of Windows 7 I want to use? I'm certainly not running XP Pro on Windows 7 just to use the PCI video card. Second, if I install XP Pro and it always gives me the same error of bridge pci to pci and then, I only lost more time than because if it s not to go to work or the other OS, then I m sure that hell will not leave XP Pro installed when I use Windows 7.

  Thank you
  Piyush

  Maybe a stupid question now but has your post anything to do with Toshiba and Toshiba computers laptops?

• My emachine is a model of 1810. Can I add a PCI Wireless card to it?

  My emachine is a model of 1810. Can I add a PCI Wireless card to it?

  The ET1810 has options for adding hardware below. As long as you install the driver and the material below matches care, you should be ok.

  PCI1 ~ 2 32-bit card add-on slots

  PCIE1 PCI Express x 1 slot

  PCIE16X PCI Express x 16 slot for GUI

• ATI Radeon 9250 256 MB pci video card and I can't have my pc to recognize.

  I have an ATI Radeon 9250 256 MB pci graphics card and I can't have my pc to recognize.  Does anyone know if it is compatiable with my motherboard Intel D865GLC AAC27501-403?

  I looked in the bios to disable the existing onboard video but I can't seem to locate it.

  I am running windows vista.  Is it not compatiable with Vista?

  It seems that the latest drivers available for this card are for Windows XP. I suspect that it won't work in Vista as a standard VGA card.

  "koubad" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  I have an ATI Radeon 9250 256 MB pci graphics card and I can't have my pc to recognize.  Does anyone know if it is compatiable with my motherboard Intel D865GLC AAC27501-403?

  I looked in the bios to disable the existing onboard video but I can't seem to locate it.

  I am running windows vista.  Is it not compatiable with Vista?

• Add HD 4850 video card in HP Envy 700-215xt

  I want to add a Radeon HD 4850 HD-485 X-ZNFC video card in HP Envy 700-215xt (model: F9A62AV) whose video card (Intel HD Graphics, DVI - D graph) is too poor to run Samsung monitor (24in).  HD 4850 videocard needs connector 6 pin power, but I can't find the power connector or cable. What should I do?

  The PSU minimum power, with a PCIe power connector 6-pin requirement is 450 watts.

  Your PC has a 300 Watt POWER supply. Is not enough power for the XFX video card.

  You must also upgrade the PSU to intensify your graphics card for a XFX HD4850 video card.

  If you are unable to get a graphical output on the 24-inch display, then it is likely to be a problem with the display or the cable.  You may not be the entry configured to automatically recognize a video signal. You can test that by connecting the original display. If you get a video output to the original display there is nothing wrong with the motherboard or the CPU. Intel HD4600 graphics are provided by the CPU, not a graphics card.

• A55 and PCIe video card installation

  Work with a 8705-DHU and try to install a video card into the PCIe slot to allow the use of two monitors.  The idea is to attach a monitor to the on-board and the new card for a second monitor, and then expand office.  I got the second card installed (PN 73P 2516) and see the family of chipsets Intel 946GZ Express, no other video card.  I expect to see two graphics cards in Device Manager, but see only one.  Both monitors work, but I can't extend the desktop, only clone.  Display Properties Windows sees only a graphics card and therefore only a single monitor.  Intel graphics options see 2 monitors, but allows only for monitors must be cloned.  I can't imagine what I'm doing wrong, I worked on the PC for a long time.  There are a number of FRU, (39J9334) on the map, but I am at a loss.  I'll update the BIOS tomorrow when I return to the system, but I'm looking for other ideas.  I used the drivers supplied with the card, found an update, but once installed the cloning stop working.  I couldn't find anything in the BIOS, so I am at a loss.  Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated.

  Other research showing the card only supports clone mode on this particular system... too bad, I have not found this link before posting.

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-60292

• Add a PCI sound card to the 8700SE XPS?

  I joined this forum to ask this question. I've been recording and intend to buy a Dell XPS 8700 Special Edition (32GB, w/4th gen i7) for a while. It would be used for general things, and although I am not a gamer and don't need incredible graphics (just good enough for Netflix streaming), I am a music producer and that you use a professional quality with this computer PCI sound card. I'm confused by comments, I read on this machine, saying that there can be no extension for a sound card. It's the truth? Could not add my M - Audio 2496 card PCI or other PCI card professional superior quality to that if I had to do?

  lrs999,

  Job mode page 14 says that the 24 slot is "PCI-Express x 1 Card Slot. That means cable for x 1:
  FTP://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_xps_desktop/XPS-8700_Owner's%20Manual_en-us.pdf

  PDF specifications, page expansion Bus called PCI-Express x 4 because it of the fourth Groove down the PCI-Express x 16 slot and has 64 pins:

  FTP://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_xps_desktop/XPS-8700_Reference%20Guide2_en-us.PDF

  Any other reference to this slot in x 4 means that it is the fourth Groove down.

  1 x 16 PCI-Express card slot (PCI -EX16_1) first and only 16 x
  2 x 1 PCI-Express card slot (PCI -EX1_1) first x 1
  3 x 1 PCI-Express card slot (PCI -EX1_2) second x 1
  4 x 1 PCI-Express slot x 1 third and fourth slot (PCI -EX1_4) for card

  We do not sell the PCIe x 1 Sound Blaster Recon3D on this model. So, in theory, you could add any sound, part 3 PCIe x 1 card.

• How to install a new pci video card when my card on board failed

  I have no video. I have a new video with software pci card but I have no video to see how to do

  Just install it then plug the monitor. Then once windows starts, install the drivers for it

• Try to install the video card. Integrated graphics card does not! (PE T110 II)

  Hello

  I tried to install a video card in the x 16 slot PCIE (ASUS Radeon 5450 Silent). I read on the Board that this video card has worked for others with the T110 II.

  I turned off the computer and unplug the power cord.

  I installed the video card in the x 16 pcie slot.

  The VGA cable is connected to the integrated VGA.

  When I turn on the computer, my monitor receives no signal. I tried to access the bios to change the settings of the embedded video controller of standard to distributed. Unfortunately, I am unable to see anything on my monitor, it gets no signal. If I try to connect the vga graphics card it shows a screen black nothing else.

  The integrated graphics card works again once I remove the location PCIe video card. The integrated graphics card does not work while the video card is connected.

  I 2.8.0 bios version.

  I can hear the computer starts, but I don't see what is on the screen, I'm not sure if the bios is starting.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Use the embedded video.

• What type of video card? PCI, PCI Express or AGP?

  I have a new hp a6647c and you want to use two monitors. I need a new monitor VGA video dualistic structure. A store asked me what type of Governing Council would hold in my computer, CPI, CPI Express or AGP.  So, how can I determine which Board is necessary for my hp 6647?

  Here are the specs:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01559155

  You can not use an AGP card. There is no AGP slot. You have an open pci express x 16 video card slot and a pci slot. You may in fact theoretically have three monitors; two ducts by a dual PCI express head and a third led by a pci video card. If you plug a video card into one of the expansion slots, you will lose the onboard video capability.

• How can I disable the integrated graphics card Intel so I can adapt the best graphics card Optiflex 270

  I have a FSFY27J that I under stand is a Dell optiflex 270.

  How can I disable the integrated graphics card Intel so I can adapt the best graphics card

  Thank you

  Walter

  Hi Walter-W,

  If your system is an OptiPlex gx270s you top AGP slot to set up a discrete video card. The integrated video card is automatically disabled when you connect the discrete video card.

• Can what type of video card I buy to upgrade a Pavilion a1000y? What are the specs?

  I upgraded my desktop HP Pavilion to Win7 a1000y and the default value of the monitor is VGA. the resolution is not good for the big screen that I use. I'll try to find the PCI slot specifications and/or specifications of a video card, that I can add to the upgrade of the video to the monitor and does not get distorted image.

  I didn't Eve whether this model can use a video card, since he already come with video included in the motherboard, if that makes sense.

  Thanks in advance for your help

  See you soon

  AB

  The motherboard of your PC has PCI slots. This means that you will need a PCI video card and not the generation of current PCI Express x 16 video cards.

  This webage Newegg shows the type of card you need. I recommend that you do not have a card with more than 512 MB RAM video.

• HP Pavilion Slimline s3720f: what video card should I buy?

  I want to add a new video card (not too expensive) for my old HP Pavilion Slimline s3720, but I do not know what video card to buy, because there are far too many choices. I know that the new card must be low profile with a half support so it can fit into the currently available in the motherboard slot. I hope that Conect my Dell UltraSharp 1708FP 17-inch LCD flat monitor VGA on this new card to get the best resolution and graphics. Can someone give me a recommendation indicating which card to buy? Please be specific. Thank you.

  The slimelines should never require a lot of video.  Your 2008 model circa was Vista.  Updates drivers ended with WIN 7. It's a miracle you got WIN10 without drivers available is another story.  Another factor is the skinny 160W PSU. That limits your options if you have a.  The common consensus is that either.  added heat from a graphics card, the likely additonal to a new power supply really outweighed costs.