Card AGP Radeon HD 4670 problems

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• CS4 and performance with the Radeon HD 4670 problems

  I just updated my graphics to Embedded Intel G41 for a Sapphire HD 4670 512 MB GDDR3 card. While there certainly improves the General performance of the PC it leaves first faced, with video performance WORSE than the Intel. The video of the timeline is aweful - stuttering and jerky. I used to use the HDMI output to a HD of Hitachi TV with a resolution of 1440 x 900. It is a little choppy, but overall not too bad. Now, it's really bad.

  My spec is complete:

  PC with custom:

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit

  Intel E6300 2.8 ghz Dual - Core CPU

  Corsair 4 GB RAM

  3 x SATA hard drives

  POWER 450W

  Can someone advise me what I please. I bought this card for £58. Well above that is not an option.

  UPDATE:

  I have to say that I want to say is that to happen when I go to playback settings - reading in real-time - external device: and select the Hitachi. If I choose 'None', then it is fine, but only plays back in the monitor of CS4 window. I could use Hitachi okay with graphic edge.

  Post edited by: Funky monk

  9.12 to uninstall, reboot, install 9.11 from here.

• AGP Radeon 4670 card not recognized by Win 7 32 bit

  Hi... upgrading an older machine with Win 7 and it does not see the video card.  MO is an ABIT IC7 - G.  Card has been recognized by Win XP very well.  Tried to download patches driver AGP Radeon, but they may not load.  Help appreciated because it's the second night of trying to solve this problem.  Thanks, Chris

  Hi all, I want to just this recap.   I was finally able to locate the original drivers on the disc that came with the card.   All charge very well and we are running.   Thank you all for your time.  This is usually the stage more simple that is the answer, huh?  Chris

• HIS Radeon HD 4670 not recognized by Win 7

  OK, now that the S6500NX is finally installed with Win 7 Home Premium 32 bit, the only remaining obsticle becomes the system to recognize the video card: a HIS Radeon HD 4670 ("Itceq" AGP 8 X 1 GB of DDR3 memory). It is compatible with DirectX 10.1. I chose ' AGP/Onboard' in the Bios. I've been messing around with different versions of the driver catalyst of 9.x, 10.x to 12.4 (later). The driver seems to be without error, but the adapter or the driver is never automatically recognized by Windows. If I go into Device Manager and "update driver" manually, then select the driver Radeon HD 4670 WDM (not mobility one!), and reboot, the Device Manager has a yellow "!" and said that it has been disabled (all versions 9.x driver to 12.4 said that). I have tested the card in my Gigabyte Triton of K8 system (under XP SP3 but not on the network) and XP sees the card very well.

  Many tech sites (for example, TomsHardware.com) talk about this card and seems to be problematic for some facilities, emits some Catalyst driver, but by all accounts should be recognized by Win 7.

  When the adapter has been installed initially, Win 7 assigned adapter VGA Std 'graphics '. The monitor is an old Dell M782, who did not detected, but because it's using the adapter in windows Std no refresh values appears. hdwwiz recogise the adapter and select strives in hdwwiz shows only those from Intel.

  Issues related to the:

  1. Is this a problem with Win 7 or HIS or the driver Catalyst? (or some combo)
  2. This card is even compatible with Win 7 32 bit?
  3. What is an AGP bios on A7V8X - LA motherboard problem?

  Thanks in advance,

  Thom

  People,

  Not one night white, but close enough. After crossing scenarios and options, try different drivers and pieces of hardware, I found a solution. Problems with possible HDMI and its conflict with its edge (from Paul - thanks!) gave me the idea. I also found the driver AMD AGP hotfix file.

  When I started this process, install Win 7 Home Premium 32-bit on a new HD in a S6500NX I did with the Creative Sound Blaster installed PCI (disabled people onboard in the bios) and the 4670 HIS HD Radeon Itceq AGP 8 X graphics card installed (AGP / enabled in embedded bios). I knew that I had to install a separate driver to get the new 4670 to work with Win 7 (from the list of compatibility with MS). I've always done the express installation. Because the card has never been recognized automatically and manually select a driver always gave place to a yellow '! ' in Device Manager, I have assumed that the existence of a conflict, but didn't know where to start. Reading the various posts here and elsewhere, brought me to believe it was a problem of cpu/bios/agp. It was not, well not quite, at least not the mobo directly.

  I suspect that the conflict was with the device IRQ audio and HDMI sound IRQ, but it is also a matter of AMD AGP with the driver. Once I found the driver 12.3 hotfix (12.4 pilot btw does not work either) AMD, I decided to do a custom installation and do not check the HDMI Audio option (so it should not be installed). Now, at this point, I had taken on the Sound Blaster and always had the sound edge off, so no sound, but has not removed the Creative drivers. Rebooting the system after installation of the driver of 12.3 hotfix for the HD 4670 (without the HDMI sound) Windows 7 recognized the graphics card! The Catalyst Control Center worked, graphic refresh rate and the monitor are now available: everything worked!

  Now, sound. I reinstalled the Sound Blaster card and booted up the system. It worked also. The system is now complete! Ecstatic!

  I'm exhausted. I suspect that the problem is somewhere in the allocation of resources for audio devices, simply not ready to everything tear and test this theory (i.e., re-installation of the verified audio HDMI driver AMD should lead the 4670 is not recognized due to a conflict with the sound card or indeed integrated sound card). In addition, there was the problem with AMD and AGP drivers.

  I finished.

  However, one thing still (somewhat) bothers me: why is there never a Compaq/HP logo at startup (no option in the bios to disable/enable) given that in all likelihood, it would take... This is the life. Maybe it has something to do with "service packs" (whatever they are - jk) and the 'care' of Compaq/HP files (could care less).

  Thom has left the building - good day to all.

  Blessings to all,

  Thom

• The screen flickers when playing game. With XFX Radeon HD 4670 1 GB _ Windows7

  I have Windows 7 64 bit with XFX Radeon HD 4670 1 GB SDDR3 card, my current resolution is 1920 x 1080 with 60 htz, whenever I have to play the game and use a lower resolution for the game then my graphic resolution, the screen flickers (it sparkles in any resolution), it goes black and back. and when I leave the game that I find my real resolution changed the resolution which has been put into play.

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  Narayan

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• PSE9 seems to cause a change in the display on the video card ATI Radeon Mobility in Win7

  Recently, I had some problems with my Dell StudioXPS 4650 and had to return the computer to its factory delivery configuration.  Then I reinstalled all my programs to it.  This whole process took a couple of weeks.  Things re-installed a Creative Suite Production Pro (CS 5.5).  The all last program I have re-installed, a few days before, was PhotoShop Elements 9.  Almost immediately after I started having display problems!  As mentioned in the title of the question, I have a videocard ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4670 with 1 GB of RAM video.  I have a processor Intel i5 with 6 GB of RAM.  Oh Yes... Win 7 Pro x 64.

  Anyway... any time the graphics loading gets "heavy" (busy), such as open several Web pages, view a video in Media Player, etc, the screen fills with noise, random groups of pixels, and do one of two things-clear up and give me the message that the video driver failed and resets or go to a BSOD!

  As I say, it started once I have re-installed PSE9 and I had a similar problem (usually restricted this year to the actual graphics programs such as PS 5.5) after the installation of PSE9 the first time, so I feel that PES should be somehow at fault!

  I don't mean to blame someone or something like that, I'm just curious if anyone else has had a similar problem and, if so, how they resolved/fixed!  All this, of course, is based on the question, "PSE9 does anything in Control Panel during installation, which could explain this?

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  Make sure you update your display driver on the ATI site not through windows update.

  MTSTUNER

• HP Pavilion p7 - 1227c: GDDR5 graphics compatibility question card XFX Radeon R9 380 4GB with HP Pavilion p7 - 127c?

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• Windows Update "Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - WDDM1.3 graphics card - AMD Radeon HD 7600 M.

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• Windows 8 has disabled my screen card (AMD radeon 6600M and 6700 M series)

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• 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
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  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.

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• Video hierarchy card Guide 2014; complete list of the best scene cards, upgrade, Radeon vs nVidia etc.

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  • a useful comparison of side-by-side of nVidia performance against AMD Radeon

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  Charter of hierarchy of graphics card
  GeForce	Radeon	Intel
  	Discreet: R9 295 X 2
  (2) discrete: GTX 690	(2) discrete: HD 7990
  Discreet: GTX 780 Ti, Titan black
  (4) discreet: GTX 780, Titan	(4) discreet: R9 290, 290 X
  Discreet: GTX 590, 680 and 770	Discreet: HD 6990, 7970 GHz Ed, R9 280 X
  (6) discreet: GTX 670, 760	(6) discreet: HD 5970, 7870 (XT), 7950, 280
  Discreet: GTX 580, 660, 660 Ti	Discreet: HD 7870, R9 270, 270 X
  (8) discrete: GTX 295, 480, 570, 650 help, 750 Ti Ti Go (mobile): 680 M	(8) discrete: HD 4870 X 2, 6970, 7850, R7 265 Mobility: 7970M
  Discreet: GTX 470, 560 Ti, 560 Ti 448 Core	Discreet: HD 4850 X 2, 5870, 6950 Mobility: 7950M
  (10) discreet: GTX 560, 650 Ti, 750 Go (mobile): 580 M, 675 M	(10) discreet: HD 5850, 6870, 7790, R7 260 X Mobility: 6990M
  Discreet: 9800 GX2, 285, 460 256 bits, 465	Discreet: HD 6850, 7770, R7 260 Mobility: 6900M
  (12) discreet: GTX 260, 275, 280, 460 192 bits, 460 SE, 550, 560 SE, 650 Go (mobile): 570 M, 670 M	(12) discreet: HD 4870, 4890, 5770, 5830, 6770, 6790, 7750 (GDDR5), R7 250 (GDDR5) Mobility: HD 5870, 6800M
  Discreet: 8800 Ultra, 9800 GTX, 9800 GTX +, GTS 250, GTS 450 Go (mobile): 560 M, 660 M	Discreet: HD 3870 X 2, 4850, 5750, 6750, 7750 (DDR3), R7 250 (DDR3) Mobility: HD 4850, 5850, 7870M
  (14) discreet: 8800 GTX, 8800 GTS 512 MB, GT 545 (GDDR5) Go (mobile): GTX 280 M, 285 M, 555 M (GDDR5)	(14) discreet: HD 4770 Mobility: HD 4860, 7770M, 7850M
  Discreet: 8800 GT 512 MB, 9800 GT, GT 545 (DDR3), TG 640 (DDR3)

  
  Go (mobile): 9800M GTX, GTX 260 M (112), GTS 360 M (GDDR5), 555 M (DDR3)Discreet: HD 4830, HD 5670, HD 6670 (GDDR5), HD 7730 (GDDR5)
  Mobility: HD 5770, HD 5750, M 6600 / 6700M (GDDR5), 7750M (16) discreet: 8800 GTS 640 MB, 9600 GT, GT 240 (GDDR5)
  Go (mobile): 9800M GTS, GTX 160 M (16) discreet: HD 2900 XT, HD 3870, HD 5570 (GDDR5), HD 6570 (GDDR5)
  Mobility: 6500M (GDDR5), M 6600 / 6700M (DDR3), 7730M Discreet: 8800 GS, 9600 GSO, GT 240 (DDR3)
  Go (mobile): GTX 260 M (96), GTS 150 M, GTS 360 M (DDR3) Discreet: HD 3850 512 MB, HD 4670, HD 5570 (DDR3), HD 6570 (DDR3), HD 6670 (DDR3), HD 7730 (DDR3), R7 240
  Mobility: HD 3870, HD 5730, HD 5650, 6500M (DDR3) (18) discreet: 8800 GT 256 MB, 8800 GTS 320 MB, GT 440 GDDR5, GT 630 GDDR5
  Go (mobile): 8800M (18) discreet: HD 2900 PRO, HD 3850 256 MB, 5550 (GDDR5)
  Mobility: HD 3850 Discreet: 7950 GX2, GT 440 DDR3, GT 630 DDR3 Discreet: X 1950 XTX, HD 4650 (DDR3), 5550 (DDR3)
  Integrated: HD 7660D (20) discreet: 7800 GTX 512, 7900 GTO, 7900 GTX, GT 430, 530 GT
  Go (mobile): 550 M (20) discreet: X 1900 XT, X 1950 XT, X 1900 XTX Discreet: 7800 GTX, 7900 GT, 7950 G, GT 220 (DDR3)
  Go (mobile): 525 M, 540 M Discreet: X 1800 XT, X 1900 AIW, X 1900 GT, X 1950 Pro, HD 2900 GT, HD 5550 (DDR2)
  Integrated: HD D 7560 Discreet: 7800 GT, 7900 GS, 8600 GTS, 9500 GT (GDDR3), GT 220 (DDR2)
  Go (mobile): 7950 GTX Discreet: X 1800 XL, X 1950 GT, HD 4650 (DDR2), HD 6450, R5 230
  Mobility: X 1800 XT, HD 4650, HD 5165, 6400 M
  Integrated: HD 6620G, 6550D, 7540D Discreet: 6800 Ultra, GT, 7600, 7800 GS, 8600 GS, 8600 GT (GDDR3), 9500 GT (DDR2)
  Go (mobile): 7800 GTX, 7900 GTX Discreet: X 800 XT (& PE), X 850 XT (& PE), X 1650 XT, X 1800 GTO, HD 2600 XT, HD 3650 (DDR3), HD 3670
  Mobility: X 1900, 3670
  Integrated: 6520G, 6530d, 7480D Integrated: Intel HD 4000 graphics card Discreet: 6800 GT, 6800 GS (PCIe), 8600 GT (DDR2), GT 520
  Go (mobile): 7800, 7900 GS, 520M, 520MX GB Discreet: X 800 XL, X 800 GTO2/GTO16, HD 2600 Pro, HD 3650 (DDR2).
  Mobility: X 800 XT, HD 2600 XT, 3650
  Integrated: 6410D, 6480G Discreet: 6800 GS (AGP)
  Go (mobile): 6800 Ultra, 7600 GT, 8600 M GT, 8700M GT, 410M Discreet: X 800 GTO 256 MB, X 800 PRO, X 850 Pro, X 1650 GT
  Mobility: HD 2600
  Integrated: 6370D, 6380G Discreet: 6800, 7300 GT GDDR3, 7600 GS, 8600M GS
  Go (mobile): 6800, 7700 Discreet: X 800, X 800 GTO 128 MB, X 1600 XT, X 1650 Pro
  Mobility: X 1800, HD 5145, HD 5470 (GDDR5) Discreet: 6600 GT, 6800LE, 6800 XT, 7300 GT (DDR2), 9400 GT, 8500 GT
  Go (mobile): 7600 (128-bit) Discreet: 9800 XT, X 700 PRO, X 800 GT, X 800 SE, X 1300 XT, X 1600 PRO, HD 2400 XT, HD 4350, HD 4550, HD 5450
  Mobility: X 800, 3470, HD 5470 (DDR3), HD 5450, HD 5430, 6300 M
  Integrated: HD 6310, 6320 HD Integrated: Intel HD Graphics 3000 Discreet: FX 5900, FX 5900 Ultra, FX 5950 Ultra, 6600 (128-bit)
  Go (mobile): 6800 (128-bit)
  Integrated: 9300, 9400 Discreet: 9700, 9700 Pro, 9800, 9800 Pro, X 700, X 1300 Pro, X 1550, HD 2400 Pro
  Mobility: X 1450, X 1600, X 1700, 2400 XT, X 2500, 3450
  Integrated: HD 3200, 3300 HD, HD 4200, HD 4250, HD 4290, HD 6250, 6290 HD Discreet: FX 5800 Ultra, FX 5900 XT
  Go (mobile): 6600, Go 7600 (64-bit) Discreet: Pro 9500, 9600 XT, 9800 Pro (128-bit), X 600 XT, X 1050 (128-bit)
  Mobility: 9800, X 700, X 1350, X 1400, X 2300, HD 2400 Integrated: Intel HD Graphics (Core i5 - 6 x 1), 2000 Discreet: 4 Ti 4600, 4 Ti 4800, FX 5700 Ultra, 6200, 8300, 8400 G, 210 G, G 310
  Go (mobile): 315 M Discreet: 9600 PRO, 9800, X 600 PRO, HD 2300
  Mobility: 9700 (128-bit), X 600, X 1300
  Integrated: Xpress 1250 Integrated: Intel HD graphics card (Core i3 5 x 0, Core i5 - 6 x 0) Discreet: 4 Ti4200, Ti4400 4, 4 Ti4800 SE FX 5600 Ultra, FX 5700, 6600 (64-bit), 7300 GS, 8400 M GS, 9300M G, 9300M GS Discreet: 9500, 9550, 9600, X 300, X 1050 (64-bit)
  Mobility: 9600 Integrated: Intel HD Graphics (Pentium G) Discreet: 3 Ti500, FX 5200 Ultra, FX 5600, FX 5700, 6200, 6600, 7200 GS, 7300 TC THE
  Go (mobile): 5700, 8200M, 9200 M GS, 9100
  Integrated: 8200, 8300 Discreet: 8500, 9100, 9000 PRO, 9600, X 300 SE, X 1150
  Mobility 9700 (64-bit) Integrated: GMA X 4500 Discreet: 3, 3 Ti200, FX 5200 (128-bit), FX 5500,
  Go (mobile): 5600, 6200, 6400, 7200, 7300, 7400 (64-bit) Discrete: 9000, 9200, 9250
  Mobility: 9600 (64-bit), X 300 Discrete: FX 5200 (64-bit)
  Go (mobile): 7200, 7400 (32 bit)
  Integrated: 6100, 6150, 7025, 7050 Discreet: 9200 SE
  Integrated: Xpress 200M, 1000 Xpress, Xpress 1150 Integrated: GMA X 3000, X 3100, X 3500 Discreet: 2 GTS, 4 MX 440, 2 Ultra, 2 it, 2 Ti 200 Discreet: 7500 Integrated: GMA 3000, 3100 Discreet: 256, 2 MX 200, 4 MX 420, 2 MX 400 Discreet: SDR, DDR, 7000, 7200 Integrated: GMA 500, 900, 950 Discreet: Nvidia TNT Discreet: Rage 128 Discreet: Intel 740

  Thanks for posting Cass Ole. The different levels, groups and compare machine is useful.

  Notice that it goes all the way back to nVidia TNT and ATI Rage 128. I had both machines at the time... some of the AMP first slot cards, IIRC. So proud of them because they were top-of-the-line at the time.

• HP 750-160qe (envy): cannot add a new PCI graphics card: MSI Radeon R7 260 1 GB

  Installed MSI Radeon R7 260 in empty PCI e 3 X 16 PCI slot. Voltage and power key lighting comes on for 2 seconds then off.

  Remove the card and click OK. Card requires the additional plugin 12VDC 6-pin that is

  This is a new PC with a 500W PS but with integrated graphics Intel insufficient...  What is a housing problem? A problem of 12VDC

  or a Bios problem or should I return the HP PC and buy something else. Enjoy a preview.

  Hello

  Review of HP articles posted below.  The article refers to Windows 8, but they should also apply to Windows 10.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes Computer does not start after the installation of a video (Windows 8) card  

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• Switchable Graphics (AMD Radeon HD 7670) problem in Hp Pavilion g6 2305tx-windows 8.1

  Hello

  I would like to draw your kind attension to this serious problem, which I do face with AMD Mobility Radeon HD7670 driver for windows 8.1

  I use Hp pavilion 2305tx g6 that has double graphics. I bought it 6 months ago and it cost about 60 grand in Bangladesh.

  I was using Windows 7 and everything was fine. I could play every game I want, but after upgrade to 8.1 window, I am facing this switchable graphics problem. Device manager shows that driver was installed correctly but when I go to high performance for any game, it (game) is not responding but game can start without any problem in IE graphics Intel HD 4000 I cannot use my dedicated graphics card which I bought this laptop!

  Here too, no driver to blueooth. Specifically the driver Ralink RT 3290 Bluetooth. I found the driver for this hardware, but not suitable for windows 8.1. Okey BT is not a big problem, but what about the graphics driver? What is Hp? sleep? Where the drivers updated for Windows 8.1? How long I have to wait? As I brought it BDT 60 grand I have right to ask for updated driver and I want to that they as soon as POSSIBLE.

  Again, I chart AMD Radeon HD 7670 in my laptop and driver is correctly installed, but every time I spend my graphics to high performance I cann't play any game. It's because I'm not have good drivers for Windows 64-bit os 8.1.

  I've been looking for this driver for months, but I don't get a updated driver for AMD mobility radeon 7670.

  Please, I beg you! publish drivers for windows 8.1 updated 64-bit os.

  [edited by Moderator]

  The problem is resolved. It took 6 months but in the end I finally thought to her

  Follow the steps precisely

  1. open this Pc or workstation then go to uninstall or change a program

  2 appears in the list, you can see graphics driver Intel & AMD Catalyst install manager. You must uninstall both in express mode so that no other previous parameter no longer exists.

  3. Firstly, uninstall the Intel Graphics driver. If you are asked for a restart of the pc to go for it.

  4. that the list appears, you can see AMD Catalyst install manager, right click and uninstall in express mode. Uninstall all components of AMD. Restart your PC because you will be asked.

  5. go on this Pc or my PC and then drive C. open Program Files and Program Files (x 86) the two of them, if you use the 64-bit operating system. In the search box write AMD and you find some removal files remaining them all.

  6. now your PC is free of previous records and other files. Although the right, click on sign Windows and Device Manager. You'll see graphic cards and uninstall both. This step is not necessary, but just to be sure that your PC has not previously installed drivers.

  7. open your browser and download the latest graphics driver for your PC Intel. My driver was Win64_153322. Install it. If you install it correctly you're at half way through. Restart your PC, if she needs.

  8 go to the AMD web site and download the latest version of the driver. To avoid the complexity best option is to download Autodetect. Because he will choose the best suitable driver for your system. The file name is amddriverdownloader.

  9. open the amddriverdownloader file and download the driver. Download will end and it will automatically start the installation. Install it in express mode. Restart your PC because you will be asked to do.

  10. I hope your driver problems will be solved. To check it out go to Device Manager and see if the drivers are installed properly. Turn on the CCC and try to play a game of High Performance. You will see that the problem is solved.

  Here's how I solved my problem of graphics from AMD. I've been suffering since I installed Windows 8.1 right after being released and today 15 Jun 14, I solved the problem. I can play any game in now high performance.

  If you think that my opinion is useful to you, please share it.

  Lotfi Liyad Salem.

  Please hit Kudos, if I help you!

• Phoenix 810 ENVY: ENVY Phoenix 810 with AMD Radeon R9 270 problem

  System:

  HP ENVY Phoenix PC 810

  Model 810-250se

  10 64-bit Windows

  Video:

  AMD Radeon R9 270

  My PC had a screen black/reboot during the ten days about problem. My son, who plays games on it, believes that the video card above is at the origin of the problem. There was a recent series of Windows included 10 updates a driver for this hardware, but after several attempts (including RESETS of Windows with a picture CD 10) installation via the update or directly from March 28 AMD download, the furthest I get is a black screen after trying to install the driver software. I did it with Windows Defender disabled. I tried Mode safe mode with and without networking, but the Crimson AMD software will not run here. I used the utility from dismantling of AMD as well.

  The problem earlier, before I start all the diagnostics, was a reboot loop.

  Having said all that, at a time given, I ran the HP BIOS utility that scans everything for chess... guess what, video memory FAILED:

  ID 0LM8HS-00082V-QFFV7F-Q2WM03 failure

  Is this an indication that the card is toast, or that the pilot and the chipset is just missing/messed up?

  Another symptom is a weird game of vertical strips on some graphic characteristics.

  So I guess my question is, where I go from here to get the PC up?

  Thank you

  Phil

  Hi @Tutescrew,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, HP experts and other support staff. I understand that you have a problem with the video memory FAILURE. I'll be happy to help you.

  It is a hardware issue, please use the following http://www.hp.com/contacthp and create a folder for your question and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link below to get contact information for your region.
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• Pavilion p6267c: upgrading the video card ATI Radeon HP x 64 on hp pavilion p6267c after upgrade from Windows 10

  Improved my p6267c HDMI (with factory-installed ATI Radeon HD 4350 graphics card) to Win 7 winning 10 and lost some display resolution.  Had to move to resolution of 1920 x 1080 (recommended setting for my HP 2509 m monitor) up to 1680 x 1050 to maximize the size of the rear screen, to what she was using Win 7.  Now the screen's size, but the text is a bit fuzzy and just not as strong as before.  I've updated the driver to the most recent available for this old 2009 ATI card: 8.970.100.9001 which is the latest ATI and Microsoft for this card running Windows 10.  I tried the support hp and google for a replacement graphics card that will work in this office with its 300 Watt power supply.  I will modernize the card and power if necessary to refine the text I get now.   I'm not a gamer, so did not need graphics high power.  I can't believe there is not an answer out there for someone who has experienced the same problem.  Although I love Windows 10, I even considered back to Win 7.

  PROBLEM SOLVED!   I took your suggestion and actually found a good deal on a different graphics card to replace the ati radeon HD 4350. BestBuy.com, I found a highly rated card that users have reported similar problems of fixed resolution after the 10th Winidows upgrade.  The map was available on sale for $40.99 (Orig 59.99).  It was available in my local store for 43.99, but they it ot me for the price online.  I am now running my monitor of 2509 m hp at 1920 x 1080 resolution recommended and everything's fine.  Here is the link for the nvidia GEOFORCE 610 GT 1024 MB DDR3 (model VCGGT610XPB) card:

  http://www.BestBuy.com/site/PNY-GeForce-gt-610-1gb-DDR3-PCI-Express-2-0-graphics-card-black/5594291.p?ID=1218670822117&skuId=5594291

  The provided Driver CD is not working, but the website www.pny.com gave a newer driver for Windows 10 (64-bit).