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• ATI Radeon X 800 XT MAC Edition GDDR3 256 MB AGP graphics card are to be reviewed

  I have a 30 "HD screen for my Mac G5, but the card is defective I need a replacement.

  all ideas were to the r - u bye that I saw some in the United States
  It must be the old type
  details of the card No Ser
  ATI Radeon X 800 XT
  256 MB GDDR3 memory Mac
  Edition graphics card
  (AGP Pro)

  Hello

  This site is AMD (UK), so they know who sells all of their products.
  So contact their sales and support.

  Why not ask on the Mac Forums you might get answers from those who
  Use this type of card.

• There is no screen display once I installed an AGP graphics card

  I have an AMD semprom computer, 2 GHz, 512 MB of RAM.  I installed a new (5500 GFX) AGP video card to replace my onboard video.  But then, when I started my computer it didn't display, the monitor will slow as.  I followed the instructions given to me, I uninstalled the onboard graphics drivers and disable it in the BIOS before that I installed the AGP card.

  What should I do? Is there a compatibility issue?

  Hello
  go to this site and down load the latest version of the driver...  http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html uninstall the new graffix card and software and reinstall with the new software, make sure the card is in place please click the checkbox as answered check on this Page if this post solves your problem, because it helps people who need quick access to answers THANKS AND GOOD LUCK

• For Dimension 4600 AGP graphics card

  Hi all

  I recently acquired an old Dimension 4600. I'll use it on the side for general use for example browsing the internet, email, etc. Nothing heavy. Its current specifications are;

  Intel Pentium 4 Northwood 2.8GHz 512 Kb 533FSB

  4 GB RAM PC3200

  NVIDIA Geforce 5200 128 MB AGP

  Windows XP Professional 32-bit (can install Win 7)

  I would go on a little adventure upgrade that I find it rewarding and it gives me experience in hardware components.

  For now, I can't play videos from YouTube above 480 p as a bottleneck by the graphics card. I think I can get my hands on a Nvidia Geforce 7950GT 512 MB AGP for about £20. This is the fastest Nvidia card for the AGP slot.

  Is - this work on a 4600 and allow the best YouTube video playback? The P4 would then become the bottleneck? I think I will also replace the power supply. A model of 400w would suffice?

  In addition, an SSD on the old interface SATA 1.5 would be an improvement on the current IDE HDD? Of course, I won't sink money in old material but a SSD can be put in any latest system.

  Sorry for all the questions!

  Andrew

  Do not forget that at the end of the era of the AGP, ATI made the fastest AGP cards.  I have a Dimension 4550 discount.  I made a point to get the fastest AGP card ever made for her - an ATI Radeon HD 3850 512 MB AGP.  It is a huge map, IIRC and barely enter the 4550.  Unfortunately, I don't remember how various time graphics cards would process the video.  But the 3850 AGP was the best, there wasn't, at least for the games.  IIRC, same card ATI X 1950 Pro and X 1650 Pro were faster than the fastest Nvidia cards.  (I'm not a fan dedicated ATI or Nvidia - all my current cards are Nvidia, because right now they are the best).

  Hope this works, an SSD would you give an improvement in the overall responsiveness, due to its fast seek times, which is especially important for smaller files.  Not sure how much improvement, though.  Good point, it's that an SSD can be used in the most recent machines as well.

• nVIDIA GeForce Fx 5500 256 MB AGP Graphics Card Drivers for Windows 8 Pro 32-Bit

  Hi!, I have motherboard ECS P4M800Pro M2 Ver2.0, 2.2 GHz E4500 processor Intel Core2DUO, DDR2 533 MHz 2 GB RAM hardware with WINDOWS 8 32 Bit operating system. The motherboard has 64 MB S3 UniChrome Pro IGP.

  Further to have better graphics during the game, I bought recently NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 256 MB AGP 8 x video card. Since I installed this card, windows has installed its driver game by default "Microsoft generic display drivers" and the quality of the graphics is off nominal. Also the 1366 x 768 resolution widescreen is currently not available. The best resolution I have now is 1024 x 768. In this resolution, the graphics of Windows seems very strange on my LG 19 "widescreen monitor.

  I tried to install the graphics card drivers on the NVidia site for the old version of Windows, but the drivers are installed with an error message "Pilot" not Compatible with this Version of Windows.

  By default windows drivers has release date older than the drivers supplied on OEM for Windows XP.

  Please help me to get the drivers for the AGP card compatible with my Windows 8 Pro.

  Or how can I force install the older drivers in Windows 8.

  Hi Amit,

  Windows 8 compatibility reports that NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 graphic card is compatible with Windows 8. Check out the link

  You can check if you have downloaded the 64 bit version of the graphics driver rather than 32-bit.  It could be the possibility for this error message.

  Or select the option on the Nvidia site to scan your system to find the correct driver?

  http://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

  If you still receive an error message that the driver is not compatible, then you try to install the driver in compatibility mode.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Program-Compatibility-Assistant-FAQ#1TC=Windows-8

  If this does not help, I suggest you check with the NVIDIA support.

  http://www.nvidia.com/page/support.html

  Let us know if it helps.

• Windows Xp P & P does not "see" Nvidia 6200 AGP graphics card

  Hello
  I recently installed windows xp on my win2k replacing desktop (enroute to win7), but win Xp does not recognize my graphics from nvidia 6200 agp.
  Under win2k, it installed perfectly to the original, with P P & grateful he and installing correctly.
  He worked happily for some time.

  However, on windows Xp, I had to go back to vga integrated to install xp and P & P does not recognize.

  Starting with card installed, Bios sees it, as you can see the screens of configuration and windows from the screen, but black screen then to the full operating system.
  No failure or vga mode allow also result to the black screen.

  Its a pcchips m810L mb, v71a with sis730s chipset.
  I tried to Flash the bios, cmos, but no change in compensation.

  I think the problem is that the xp (sp2) installation disk is oem and my office is a house build.
  Even if I put the sp3, its still the same.

  It is true that the oem versions will work on this PC manufacturers? It was initially provided with a laptop that is no longer used.

  Thank you

  Turns out to be a flakey bios; used a level between those listed above and it works now.
  P & P arises in life and my agp card has installed fine.
  I can now watch iplayer to my heart's content.

• NVIDIA graphics card driver

  I recently installed Windows 7 on a computer science professor and there a NVIDIA e-GeForce2 MX TWV MORE and it is an AGP graphics card. I'm looking for the driver for this video card. It's a HP d530. I know it's old, but I try to get the NVIDIA driver to work then I tried this NVIDIA driver on the HP site and it did not work. I tried compatibility mode and did not work. I tried manually to install and did not I tried the NVIDIA Drivers detection tool and would not detect it how can I get the driver to work so that the computer can have the best resolution? Should I update the video BIOS too? The answers would be appericated

  You are the very welcome.

  I don't know the specs on the cards other that I know they're working on W7, because I installed two of each in of 4 d530 and they ran W7 very well for years.

  I have not upgraded blocks power and never had a problem.

  I don't think you can upgrade the P/S on any of these PC.

  I've had cheaper ones that I could find in time, this is why I'm not with all of a brand or another.

  I think the 9600 are more available and cheaper nowadays.  They should have 128 MB of memory onboard.

  This is a 9600 for $ 13 million.

  It will work on the WTO.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/ATI-Radeon-9600-se-128M-video-graphics-card-AGP-102-A03509-10-DVI-VGA-S-video-/321613165179?PT=PCC_Video_TV_Cards&hash=item4ae1a3727b

  If you have the MFS, you will need to find a low profile with profile model low mounting brackets.

• no monitor after installing graphics card

  I am running XP and installed a new AGP graphics card.  I disabled the old PCI graphics card before you stop.  Now, I have no monitor. I can't download the driver. What should I do?

  I am running XP and installed a new AGP graphics card.   I disabled the old PCI graphics card before you stop.  Now, I have no monitor. I can't download the driver. What should I do?

  You should be able to get a view if you boot into Safe Mode or Safe Mode with network.

  You can download the driver on another computer and burn it to a CD or transfer it on your local network (if you have configured to share files) so that you can install it.  IIRC, USB does not work in Mode safe, so you can't possibly put the driver on a USB key.

  If you start using safe mode with networking, you can go to the Internet (carefully, because you're a / v and firewall will not be enabled) and download the driver.  Or you could remove the AGP card, start safe mode, re-enable the old PCI card and then restart in Normal mode and download the driver.

• What can I use to search for a Microsoft has agreed to AGP Pro graphics card to make a visible improvement on my computer screen?

  I have an ASUS computer (actually it's a DIY chassis and motherboard ASUS with CD/DVD player and it is a real improvement over what I used, but I want to upgrade a NVidia 6200 AGPto graphics card of PRO for an improvement in Visual acuity and a cleaner profile.) Most computer retail online places like Comp-USA sell all these PCI cards and same NEW EGG does not list Pro AGP card. So while I'm looking I thought why not find a "Microsoft approved" AGP card?

  Hello

  Step 1: You may need to search the drivers updated through windows update.

  See: http://www.update.microsoft.com/microsoftupdate/v6/vistadefault.aspx?ln=en-us

  Step 2: otherwise, you may need to search for drivers by using your favorite search engine.

  DISCLAIMER of THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

• Graphics card for AGP 8 x

  My motherboard have AGP 8 x ABIT VT7(since 2004, he is too old), but how to find all graphics cards Nvidia Geforce or ATi graphics support 8 x AGP?

  My graphics card is NVIDIA GeForce FX5500 is supported with AGP 8 x, so I need to move on to higher performance graphics card for AGP 8 x.

  Hope will understand.

  Not that you want to use a card of 4 x AGP even more ancient, but AGP 4 x and 8 x use the same housing.
  A small number of 8 x AGP cards apparently isn't able to downclock to 4 x however.
  All model Geforce AGP on FX on is series cards 8 x cards
  (except of course for the PCI-e ;)-models).

  You will notice that some maps on the page below say 4 x / 8 x. It's basically 8 cards x which will be
  also run at 4 x speed if you have a motherboard of 4 x (those that don't say that no doubt
  will operate also at 4 X too).
  Newegg AGP 8 x

  They have the FX5500 and Geforce 6200, but the 6200 is likely much better than your FX5500
  overall because it is at the lower end of the series, but it should make some lighting effects a bit better.
  For the best interpretation of a test series to go with a larger number of second.
  Mid to high range would be for example. -6500 > 6800, etc..

  If you are looking for something powerful, the map below is upscale for this series.
  but you do not want to check that your power supply is sufficient to run it.

  BFG 6800 Ultra BFG 6800GT (GT > GTX > Ultra).

  I think that he has ceased to produce high range AGP models after the 7800 series
  7800GS

  Another possible pitfall could be if you have a DELL or similar Machines OEM as
  It is said that they sometimes made components for their own specifications (even more so in the era of)
  your machine), which requires you to buy the pieces at home.
  You can check this with the mfg if you have this type of machine.

  .

• To run Windows 7 on my Dell 4600 will install a graphics card than ATI Radeon HD 3450 512 MB DDR2 AGP solve my display problems

  After you run the Upgrade Advisor, the report gives
  Processor speed: 2.7 GHz
  3.6 GB of RAM
  35.1 GB of free space on C:

  Everything works well except for the display.

  Hello

  Your graphics card seems to be supported...

  http://support.AMD.com/us/KbArticles/pages/CatalystAGPHotfix.aspx

  .. . Download the drivers for your version of bits (32 or 64) and install it.

  Also note the link on this page to the Article 20870.

  Tricky

• Compaq Presario SG2025IL: updating graphics card

  I have a Compaq Presario SR2025IL, which was used a computer to type. Now, he was bequeathed to me and I want to update its graphics to make a gaming computer. Any suggestions for a graphics card?

  Thank you for the additional information and the link with your computer's specifications, @NeelCool.

  Before making any recommendations, I want you to know that your computer is not simply cabable of being a machine good game.  The most important thing against the fact that the maximum memory is only 2 GB, DDR.  It is simply not enough to work with recent intensive video games.  In addition, the only expansion slots are PCI and AGP.  They are very slow.  I'd rather see you save money and buy a newer computer when you can afford it.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Re: update on Satelitte 1800-814 graphics card

  Hello

  I want to upgrade my graphics card, but I put t know what cards I can use.
  I think that in this laptop is a 4 x agp card included. Can I buy an 8 x agp card and put it in this laptop?

  Sorry, but I don't speak English very well, but I hope that everyone can understand what help I need...

  Thank you
  Oxmox

  Hello

  At first, I must say that your English is very good and if you have any other questions please come back.

  Yes, back to your question: the situation is clear. The graphics card is part of the motherboard and cannot be upgraded or even exchanged.

• HP Pavilion a320n needs graphics card update.

  I need to update the graphics card for my HP the a320n desktop. I need to know about how to proceed and how much it will cost me... and should I even bother? This old compy me has served well with not a glitch during the last 7 years or so, but now, it is flat refusing to run games like Second Life. It's a Nvidia GeForce 4 MX integrated GPU. Is there a way to improve this?

  Here are some generic instructions:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00007413

  ... The choice is yours. You should be able to find much better used or old-stock 8 x AGP card for anywhere from $30 to $150: example... http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CATID=318 & SRCCODE = WEBGOOVID & cm_mmc_o = mH4CjC7BBTkwCjCECjCEL

  Memory must be inexpensive as well and can also help a lot. The thing is, if you think you can buy a new computer from an OEM, like HP, for about the same price... So, I leave to you to determine if XP is more reliable than vista or not. But more new games will be compatible with Vista... (or Win7).

• Replacing a graphics card on Satellite P10

  I have a Satellite P10 554 for more than 2.5 years (warranty expired). But now the display start to Flash (sometimes some horizontal strips as refreshing disorders, sometimes turns completely black,...).

  Meanwhile, the laptop is frozen until the view retrieves. After flashing several times, the screen can not recover more and sometimes restart the laptop (with sometimes after a blue screen of death). If I'm lucky so far, WXP tells me that an error related with the NVIDIA driver and switch to 800 x 600 resolution asking me to restart.
  This usually happens sometime after Windows XP starts, usually at the age of 5 minutes. I did not notice any software related issue and he persisted after full format and reinstall Windows XP.

  In addition, the most annoying part is that when I reboot after that, the screen is still bad for the Welcome startup screen (some horizontal strips down because it was a problem refreshing). To solve the problem, I let the laptop for at least 15 minutes. When I restart 'cold', the problem is repeated after some time.

  My guess is that the graphics card is broken. My laptop is installed with a 64 MB NVIDIA FX Go5600. I updated all the drivers. The same problem also appears even if I use an external monitor or TV.

  My question is if I can replace the graphics card. In the specifications of the laptop indicating that the graphics card uses a port AGP 8 x. Pourrais then replace the problematic graphics card?

  Thank you

  UH... maybe the question was too complicated?

  Is there a way that I replace a damaged nVidia FX Go5600 64 MB in a Toshiba P10-554?

  I guess that it is integrated into the motherboard, but it does not check for myself.

  Thank you, people