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• I can't get my PNY NVIDIA GT 520 to install in my Pavilion a6123w. I set the BIOS to PCIe

  I can't get the new video card GT 520 to stay in the Device Manager list.  I upgraded to a Psalm of 650 watts I set the BIOS to PCIe and also tried PCI.  I have disabled and also tried to uninstall the integrated video graphics card GeForce 6150 nForce 430.  The GT 520 worked twice after I leave the PC closed for several hours unplugged and then boot with the monitor connected to the GT 520 VGA connection.  Both times she came back to the integrated graphics card, which has no red color.  I have the latest driver for the installed GT 520 and he demonstrated to be driven to the integrated graphics card.  When the GT520 was working he executed perfectly and I used it for several hours each time.  The first time it worked until I close the PC (Pavilion Office a6123w) down to try to get the DVI on the GT 520 connection.  The next day, I left the PC for a few minutes after using it for about 2 hours.  When I got home, I had no signal on the screen.  I went from the connection to the integrated VGA and was back in the video.  It's the second GT 520 I tried, the first was returned to Fry, because the customer (?) support PNY suggested it might be a bad card and that I should up grade of PS.  I hope someone knows the specific steps to take to make the stay of GT520 as the main graphic.  I saw a suggestion on a site that said there may be a jumper or a way to disable the video edge physically.

  Oldwrench, welcome to the forum.

  I would uninstall all (driver, video card) that you have done and start over again.  I suggest to use Revo Uninstaller to remove the driver. I always use the advanced option. This will remove all files from the registry and hard drive.  Then, restart the system.  This should put you back where you started.

  When you install the discrete video card, integrated graphics subsystem should be automatically disabled.  Makes no changes in the BIOS.  This could be the cause of some problems.  Once this is done, you can install the latest video driver from nVidia.  Restart the system and see what happens.

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

• Compaq6910p: Compaq 6910p PCI Express graphics card?

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  And do not believe that these Youtube videos where we put a little video card pci-e in the slot wireless, connected to an external Bay with a desktop video card. It does not work because of bandwidth limits. Wireless slots are x 1 pci-e and a x 8 or x 16 video card needs. You can get a picture for a few minutes (probably not even that), but you would not be able on this game and would probably overheat the motherboard and damage it.

• Update the BIOS for AMD switchable graphics card?

  Hello

  Please confirm my decision to come to update my system bios:

  It seems that this may allow it to configure switchable graphics card AMD?

  Thank you for your time

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00042629

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  Time of this report: 3/29/2014, 14:04:47
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  So if I overload a game settings, from the middle to the extreme, this means that most of the 3 GB memory graphics will be allocated to catch the game? Or even will not use the 737 MB dedicated?   The laptop will initially use all the dedicated memory.  If that wasn't enough, he will then consume the maximum (2.4 GB) memory system available and put it to the chart.

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  It's even more complicated...

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  The PCI-e card can not accept data from the meter to 250 and remove what to the bus at 150. Where it will store data that arrives faster he can remove what? So even if you can boot from PCI-e, it is still not going do everything faster than SATA1.

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  > I also don't remember what the button to start the bios was originally - Oops!

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  Does it function?

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  Kind regards

  DP - K