computer hp p6720f-a ati radeon 4200 video - want to upgrade

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  is it possible to get the XP drivers for this machine?

  Hi Paul,.

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  I think this will be enough to get up and running and then I can get the drivers for example. Modem, etc. as I go along.

  Through your due diligence, you solved my problem.

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  I hope that I will not need to bother you again.

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  Wesley

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  A: the power of Dell for the T7400 was designed to produce five rails 12 volts @ 18 AMPS each and the video card requires approximately 45 to 50 amps to work properly. Video cables (one with a 8 pin) and 6-pin on the harness even seems to only provide amps 18 or more and the computer will not power because power protection circuit sees too many amps being requested by a 'rail' and turns off immediately...

  I went to electronics of FRY in San Jose and bought a few cards that helped divide the current between different sources, such as the cables of the hard drive and video.

  B: I have a small battery backup power unit and my T7400 was plugged into the saved game... When I got the video card to work, he could make a beep loud and after minutes cutting my T7400 due to the mainstream power support... I plugged the computer into a 'surge protector' but not battery backed up to the slot and since then had no problems...

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  Get an adapter like this one, it allows to separate the power sources for the 8 power connector pin and use the PIN 6 original which is connected to the Dell printer condition 8 pin adapter, for the 6-pin slot... hope that makes sense... by trial and error, you got it right!

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• HP 6005 Pro SFF: Replace video card ATI Radeon HD 4200 graphics upgrade for HP 6005 Pro SFF

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  Hello:

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  I don't see why the HD 6450 work.  It works in the dc7800, dc7900, Pro 6000, 6200 pro, 8000 Elite, Elite 8100 and 8200 Elite business desktop PC.

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  I have a:

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  Product #: NY549AA-ABA
  Serial No.: [personal information]
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  Service ID #: 123-109
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  Hello

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  Hi guys my question is easy to explain... I guess the title says it all...

  .....

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  Like I said:

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