Aurora-R1, which video card to get?

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• What type of video card to get?

  I have a HP Pavilion a6742p-b PC.

  The integrated graphics are fine for general use, but several games, which I installed refused to run without a graphics caqrd more capable, with more memory etc.

  What type of game card should I do my shopping for this computer? (AGP, PCI-express, etc.).

  I would like to have the dual monitor support if possible. Thank you for any information.

  Charlesb in Texas.

  Thanks, old_geekster, that is great information!

  Dig around for a beefier PS which will suit and hang, max out the RAM to 8 MB and are looking for a PCIexpress card who likes the motherboard.

  I'm happy enough if I can be just a few years behind the curve on the game, a lot of my favorite games back to the last century. -So, is not ready to make the last commands is OK for this machine. Hit capacity so that it can run two monitors and manage more games seems simple enough, and given that I will seek for the video material of last generation, that should offset some of the heftier power load.

  I take a bit of the Pavilion. My trusty old XP machine was destroyed by a weather event, so I did office stuff at home on an old Athlon 400 MHz with 500 MB of RAM and Win98 for too long. Once I have reproduced all data and software on the HP, the old Win98 machine will return to retirement closet once again, with honor, if not with regret.

  Should I publish my experiences pursuing this topic?  I'm a little new here, so I don't know what is appropriate.

  Charlesb

  Message edited by charlesb on 12/03/2009 09:26

• Choose which video card to use

  I have a Dell Inspiron 17R SE 7720. In Device Manager it shows that I have the 4000 Intel HD Graphics and NVIDIA GeForce GT 650 M.

  I am playing the new game Star Wars Battlefront, but it crashes whenever I try to launch it. I went on a site called Can You Run It and run their system detection utility, it says I have the Intel graphics card which does not have the minimum system requirements. How to make the game to use the NVIDIA card?

  I tried to disable the Intel card and restart, but that did not help.

  Thank you!

  You cannot disable the Intel GPU - and it will show always primary, as all the passes of video data through it--even that of the nVidia GPU (which is just a coprocessor).

  Right click on the game icon and you should see an option to run with the nVIdia GPU.

  You must also have an optimus nVidia control panel you can use - right click on an open office area or search for it in the control panel.

• Aurora-R5, double video cards, different models?

  I bought a r5 aurora and there a Nvidia GTX 1080 8Gb I would like to know if I wanted to put another card NVidia should be an another 1080 or I can put matter I want cos I have other r2 of alienware x 51 with a NVidia GTX 960 just wonder if my alienware aurora can have different models from NVidia?

  You will not be able to run any sort of sli with these different models and architectures, but it fits and you can use it if the other is disabled. Not sure exactly why you do not want to use a map of lower quality, but it's your choice.

• Media Center PC M8120N: m8120n + video card

  I know that she is an old PC, but it's a beast and I love it. We have been through a lot!

  So my video card old (er) a Geforce 9800 GT 1 GB, PCIe 2.0 gave the soul (grated fan roll).  Got a new Geforce 730 GT, 2 GB, PCIe 2.0. I get the video at startup (see initial logo card etc) and when Vista is finished loading, go to Device Manager, system, he can't see 'standard VGA' display with an exclamation point and can't find the drivers or the card geforce 730.

  I checked the Bios settings and set to PCIe instead of PCI - I don't think there are other video settings that I can adjust elsware (that I know) and the Bios is to 5.09, which I think is the 'last and only' last and best. I guess there's a chipset who does not like the MOBO on the new map, which would really suck!

  My last ditch effort is to blow Vista away (maybe a driver issue Windows) and install fees, he needs anyway...

  Even is it's bad news, thanks in advance for your comments...

  -Jas

  You are the very welcome.

  Pretty well, I thought it was the question.

  Have you just remove and replace the video card, and if you had been able to uninstall the old video card and drivers in Device Manager, you may not have had to go through the hassle of reinstall.

  But now you have the advantage of a beautiful new installation of Vista and a new video card to get started.

  I had to do once me when the drivers would be in any way, shape or install a card Radeon HD 2400, I once installed in an old PC.

  Bluff and reinstalled the OS, and everything was fine.

  Enjoy!

• Upgrade to a video card in the 500-267C Pavilion

  Hello

  I recently bought a pavilion of 500-267C at Costco. After playing world of Tanks, I realized that I need to upgrade the video card to get the decent game. Research I've done so far suggests that I can install a Nvidia GTX 750 Ti without problem, but I thought I'd get your first opinions. The minimum requirement for the GTX 750 Ti is 300 watts which is exactly what that flag c 500-267 a, but I fear that this could still be a problem. I'm not really a hands type so changing the food is a bit intimidating for me. Any thoughts?

  Hello

  Please see the publication of the article.

  Try one of the sub models NVIDIA GTX 750.

  MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF these cards have a switch to allow for better compatibility.  If necessary, turn it to the other position.  Directions to enter the area.

  These HPHow-to - articlesshould be useful.

• How to upgrade Windows XP to the video card of 2010

  I am told that I need the latest version of the drivers for video card 2010 game Gamehouse. How can I do this

  First you must determine which video card you have.

  If you have a computer 'brand', especially a laptop, it is best to get the drivers from the web site of the manufacturer of the computer.  Depending on the brand, you may need to enter a 'serial number (Dell) or type/model designation (Lenovo) and you should be able to get the video driver for your specific computer.

  If not, start the Device Manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc > OK) and click on the + sign to the left "display cards.  That should tell you the make and model of your video card.  You can then go to the web site of the manufacturer of the video card and download the current driver.  DO NOT select "Update driver" in Device Manager.  This will cause usually your download one driver Windows Update, which generally is NOT the current driver.

  There should be guidance on any web site, you get the driver from on how to install it.

• Video card for first CC

  Hi all

  I'll put up a new PC (4 k) videoediting platform, but it seems I'm lost between production.

  I think that,

  
  

  1. Quadro 5000 2.5 GB

  2 Quadro 6000 6 GB

  3 Quadro k4000 3 GB

  The rest of the features:

  2 x X 5690 3.4 GHz

  32 GB of Ram ECC REG. 10600R 8 x 4 GB Triple Channel

  Company of 480 GB SSD Samsung + support

  2 TB SATA hard drive

  So I would like to know your opinion on the platform and which video card would work better.

  Thank you!

  the quadro 6000 is not powerful enough. you need the m6000 quadro, which is the same chip as the ti-980 gtx.

  10-bit is important for the accuracy of the colors, you would need a good monitor and keep what it calibrated. If this is not required for your projects, then 8-bit is fine. If you 10bits display, you can still get a ti gtx 980 and an another cheap quadro as the k620 or video on the map of blackmagic, aja, etc. to run the 10-bit display. If you get the quadro for display, you must configure the nvidia Control Panel to disable cuda on the quadro for each program.

• How to connect the cables to an AMD Radeon HD 7450 video card for two monitors individual work?

  I have a HP Pavilion p6-2360eo with the video card Radeon 7450 connected to a monitor of 23xi Pavilion.

  Now, I want to add a monitor of 23xi more, but I do not understand how to connect the cables to the video card to get two logical screen (different views on each monitor)

  Supposedly this monitor can connect to the video card, you have the HDMI connection.  Assuming that the first monitor is connected via DVI, then try a HDMI cable to the second.  I got this from the description of the video card on THIS page.

  Support up to two displays at the same time in these configurations: DVI, HDMI and VGA + HDMI (using the included adapter cable)

• 550-153w Pavilion: new video card

  Hello, I want to get the ram dedidcated to my graphic card of 256 and its 128 right now. Ive read in another post on the forum that it would be better to get another (goo.gl/Z4F0f1). I was wondering what would be the best video card to get for this need.

  @ShepardPotato, welcome to the forum.

  The problem that you have with the upgrade the video card is the power supply unit (PSU).  It's only 180W.  Most new video cards require a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  You should check to see if a stanard ATX PSU will enter in the space provided for the existing power supply.  If there is enough space, this power supply should work.  You should get this one measures of the plug.

  When you upgrade the PSU, here is a video card that will make what you need.  If you need more information, you should contact the manufacturer's Technical Support.

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

• SR2180NX adding memory and a video card, how?

  I finally decided to do a upgrade to my PC but I pushed my brain batty, trying to figure out how I would add memory and if I should update my video card now cause my Sims 2 game, instead of smooth running, it runs a little rough and frame by frame. Very annoying. I also want the Sims 3 to be able to run on my computer, I hope I can get it all done before they release.
  I have windows vista Home premium, and I have a PC I did not do anything for her, so it's a bit as if it was from the factory around a few programs of vanilla.
  
  * Manufacturer * Compaq Presario
  * Product * RK548AA-ABA SR2180NX
  Total number of logical CPUS * 2
  Total physical memory * 1.00 GB
  Total number of optical drives * 1
  Total number of disks hard * 1
  Total number of video cards * 1

  * Memory *.
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * System memory * total physical memory * 1.00 GB
  * Free physical memory * 443,21 MB
  Total virtual memory * 2.00 GB
  * Free up virtual memory * 1.94 GB
  * Page file space * 2.24 GB
  
  * 512 MB DDR2 - SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz) * memory size * 512,00 MB
  * Type of memory * DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz)
  * Manufacturer of memory * Hyundai Electronics
  * Date of manufacture memory * week 39, year 2006
  * Revision memory code * 4141
  
  * 512 MB DDR2 - SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz) * memory size * 512,00 MB
  * Type of memory * DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz)
  * Manufacturer of memory * Hyundai Electronics
  * Date of manufacture memory * week 39, year 2006
  * Revision memory code * 4141
  
  * Video card *.
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family * manufacturer * Intel Corporation
  * Video card chip Type * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
  * Video card memory * 256,00 MB
  * Video card BIOS * Intel video BIOS
  *Driver*c:\windows\system32\drivers\igdkmd32.sys
  * Version * 7.14.10.1461, 25/03/2008
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  and it's the plug to run the Sims 3
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  THE SIMS 3 MINIMUM REQUIRED HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
  
  FOR WINDOWS VISTA
  * Windows Vista (Service Pack 1)
  * 2.4 GHz P4 or equivalent
  * 1.5 GB OF RAM
  * At least 6.5 GB of disk space hard at least 1 GB additional space happy Custom
  * 128 MB video card with support for Pixel Shader 2.0
  
  For computers using built-in graphics chipsets, the game requires at least:
  * Intel Integrated Chipset, GMA X 3000 or more.
  * 2.6 GHz Pentium D CPU, or 1.8 GHz Core 2 Duo or equivalent
  * 0.5 GB additional RAM
  
  SUPPORTED VIDEO CARDS
  NVIDIA GeForce series
  FX 5900, FX 5950
  6200, 6500, 6600, 6800,
  7200, 7300, 7600, 7800, 7900, 7950
  8400, 8500, 8600, 8800
  9600, 9800, GTX 260, GTX 280
  
  Series ATI Radeon™
  9500, 9600, 9800
  X 300, X 600, X 700, X 800, X 850
  X 1300, X 1600, X 1800, X 1900, X 1950
  2400, 2600, 2900
  3450, 3650, 3850, 3870,
  4850, 4870
  
  Intel® Extreme Graphics
  GMA X 3 x 00 series
  Laptop versions of these chipsets may work, but can run relatively slower. Autonomous cards installed in vanilla (not PCIe or PCIx or AGP) PCI slots, such as some GeForce FX variants, will perform badly. Intel chipsets integrated starring parts underclockes would not run properly.
  
  Chipsets integrated such as the ATI Xpress and the NVIDIA TurboCache variants will have low settings selected, but should operate satisfactorily.
  
  Please note that attempting to play the game using video hardware that is not listed above may result in reduced performance, graphical issues or make the game work do not at all.
  The NVIDIA GeForce FX series is unsupported under Vista.
  
  and he also said when I watched the news of the memory of the BIOS screen:
  
  Installed memory 1024 MB/PC2-4200
  Bank 1 512 MB/DDR2 SDRAM memory
  Memory Bank 2 not installed
  Memory bench 3 512 MB/DDR2 SDRAM
  Memory bench 4 not installed

  I know that I have to add memory and a video card, or even a power supply according to the video card, I get. Memory seems simple and easy to do, but the power SUPPLY and the video card, makes me a little nervous, any suggestions on what I should get and instructions on how to proceed will be greatly appreciated Thx! I apologize for this post being so long.

  Message edited by CareBear31 on 02/05/2009 13:02

  Adding instructions are here. When you buy new memory be sure and go to the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Use only brands so that they ensure th your product compatibility. Use the memory Configurator tools on the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Here are a few major brands for you: Kingston, Crucial, Corsair:

  Change the power supply: This video on youtube is pretty decent for generic power supply switching.

  Thislinkhas information on opening the cover and remove the cover.

  When you select a video card do not get cards great physically (i.e. ATI HD 4870 / 4850) because they are double wide and does not have limited space. Fantastic cards but are not for the pre-built PC.

  Any ATX PSU fits your case. 450 watts or therabouts enough for almost any addition of hardware on your pc. Do yourself a favor and stick the best brands such as Corsair, OCZ and others. Generic brands are not worth the problems they can bring even if they are cheaper.

• Need a new video card

  You want to buy a new video card to get the benefits with the Mercury engine.

  But several of the video cards geforce in the supported list is no longer available:

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/premiere/mercury-playback-engine.html

  
  

  None of the more recent Geforce cards work?

  
  

  
  

  Don't use nVidia Driver 306.97 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1084197 with at least "a few" old maps

• Help! I lost his PC after installing the video card. The software installed its HDMI audio driver. How can I get sound on PC speakers?

  To watch TV on the big screen, I installed a video card with HDMI output. (Sapphire Radeon HD6450)
  The software installed its own device driver (AMD Hi definition audio) but disabled my PC speakers (and the headphone jack).
  (The sound is displayed on the TV very well, via HDMI, in which I can not type)
  I tried to re - activate the driver Legacy in the management of the computer, but the field enable is gray.
  The PC is a hp Pavilion a1630n
  It is essential for me to get a sound on my regular speakers to work on the PC.
  How?

  Hello

  You can check this link:

  No sound in Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/no-sound-in-Windows

• installed pes 2013 on laptop when you select game get error message "video card does not meet the required specifications (GPU:VRAM 128 MB)" can anyone help?

  installed pes 2013 on laptop when you select game get error message "video card does not meet the required specifications (GPU:VRAM 128 MB)" can anyone help?

  This means what he says.  You do not have the minimum required VRAM.
  The minimum specs for the game is listed as 128 MB of VRAM, but is supposed to work
  on the graphics card integrated Intel 2000/3000.
  The amount of VIDEO memory dedicated on laptops is apparently determined by the FAB of the laptop.

  Without knowing which laptop, or if it is one that has a dedicated graphics card, I guess that your laptop uses integrated graphics that devotes too little of VRAM (64 MB?),
  If it does not the minimum requirement of 128 MB of VRAM.

• Choice of Aurora R1 video card upgrade

  I have what I believe to be the original Aurora (R1), purchased late 2009 directly from Dell.  I had some problems lately with the blockages, especially during the game.  I replace food due to some other strange blocks, but this is as good as another to also upgrade the video card.  The motherboard is a Nvidia GeForce GTX 295.  I found a list of cards that are compatible with my installation on this forum, but they stop at the GeForce GTX590 which is no longer available.  Are there maps available that are compatible with my motherboard?

  Egan70

  Yes, the PS of 875 w.  I have a GTX 295-it takes two bays, but has only a single PCI-E connector.  Who is considered as 'double' or 'single '?

  I believe my MB PCI-E 2.0 - one PCI - E 3.0 works always (less taking advantage of the new features)?

  Yes, a single 295 is a single card (it takes just 2 locations... do most good maps).
  Yes, use a PCIe v3.0 card works perfectly in a PCIe 2.0 MB.