dc7900 sff: Quadro nvs 290 in dc7900

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• dc7900 + Quadro NVS 290 works do not at all

  Hello

  I am trying to install a NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 in my dc7900 SFF (Vista 32).

  When I put the card in the slot, I have not more active screen. The screen remains black and the rest led orange (not green), as if the PC is turned off. I reconnected the display on the VGA output, and it's the same thing.

  It looks like the card in the slot turns off the normal VGA output (it is what it is supposed to do). But none of the output on my cable in a response. Because I do not see anything, I can't act on the drivers or BIOS or...

  If I take the card once again, everything is back to normal.

  Anyone got an idea?

  Thank you.

  Olivier

  Try to go into the BIOS first and see if there is an option for PCI-e graphics. Change first, close, install card, then press start.

  See you soon,.

• installation on HP P 6200 of NVIDIA NVS 290

  NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 graphioc card (KG748AA) is compatible with HP 6200 P MT i3 2100 (xy101EA)?

  Hello:

  Here is the link for your PC quickspecs:

  http://h18000.www1.HP.com/products/QuickSpecs/13880_na/13880_na.PDF

  See the list of video cards supported on page 13.

  The NVS 295 is supported in all models.

  If the NVS 290 has similar specs/power requirements, I don't see why it wouldn't work.

  Paul

• Tecra M9: When a driver WHQL XP for NVidia Quadro NVS 130 M will be available

  Hello

  I am trying to downgrade a Tecra M9 from Vista to Windows XP and I want to know when a driver WHQL for NVidia Quadro NVS 130 M will be released because the latest version from the support CD is a beta version and is not WHQL.

  Thank you very much

  But - this important if the driver passed whql? In my opinion NO, because this thing whql is a pure invention of microsoft. If I were you I would install that drivers matter so certified or not and if you really have problems, then you can always give some feedback.

  By the way: where sought pilots?

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• T61 Nvidia Quadro NVS 140 M... garbled display problem!

  I have a T61 (bought in August 2007) with Nvidia Quadro NVS 140 M graphics card. I still have problems to display with the screen all of a sudden get green (?). When restarted, the BIOS itself shows a corrupted image (screen half blue, half red) and some random characters. This only happens if I use the PC for 15 minutes. Once he gets a chance to cool down, it goes back to normal working conditions.

  My warranty expired about a month ago and since I see this problem. Can anyone suggest what could go wrong.

  Thank you.

  
  

• good native resolution with screen Samsung on T61 & Quadro NVS 140 m

  I can't configure my external monitor at its native resolution of 1680 x 1050. When I do it, it cuts one side or the other with black bands.

  I am on a Thinkpad T61 with 1440 x 900.

  The Samsung 2253bw may show 1440 very well. But 1680 x 1050 native res.

  NVIDIA said that the Quadro nvs 140 m can display 1680 x 1050.

  I tried just using the Nvidia Control Panel and the Thinkpad presentation Director. If I change the resolution from the Vista Control Panel, I actually get a crisper (no scaling) display but at a small size with a black band around.

  Any suggestions?
  Thank you...

  
  

• Problem resolution DVI - nVidia Quadro NVS 120 M

  Hello

  I recently bought a Philips monitor LCD flat screen 220BW8 for use with my laptop Latitude D820 Windows XP with nVidia Quadro NVS 120 M (256 MB) graphics card. It works fine in VGA mode, but I have the weirdest problem when I try to use a DVI connection:

  The maximum screen resolution is 1650 x 1080. When I put the screen (by using the display settings in Windows) to this resolution and use a DVI display connection complains I should use 1650 x 1080 instead of 1650 x 1200. Indeed, the display shown is larger than the screen and pans when I move the cursor to the edge of the screen, but Windows reports that the resolution is 1650 x 1080 (while, again, the monitor reported that the resolution is 1650 x 1200).

  When I watch carefully the dual link DVI - D cable I bought with the monitor, he said "resolution 1600 x 1200 and older" (I have not noticed until that moment). Now, I tried another dual link cable as well as a single link cable. Neither cable resolves the issue. I still can not 1650 x 1080 resolution on the screen even if I ask for it in Windows.

  No one knows what might solve this problem?

  Message edited by TFN on 04/03/2008 13:55
  
  

• R61i garbled display Nvidia Quadro NVS 140 M

  Hi all

  Last year (Apr 2008), I brought a lenovo R61i model 774223A. Last March, suddenly it unresponsive and displays a garbled screen as soon as I switch on the device. Fortunately, I still have 5 days of warranty left and he rushed at his service centre. Surprisingly, after 3 days, they notified me that the device is repaired with its motherboard replaced.

  Unfortunately, the problem is back again in JUNE! What is going on!?? y at - it a hidden defect with this model? I've seen similar problems happening in T61 users with the same NVS140M video card. We need answers Lenovo! IBM had built a great reputation for its ThinkPad line and looks that you ruined in record time 3 years!

  Can anyone here help?

  the Nvidia GPU of the defects due to a bad batch produced, it touched all laptops that have used this GPU, Macbook Pro laptop HP, this problem is not limited to the Lenovo Thinkpad.

• nVidia Quadro NVS 135 M Crash

  Hello. My Dell Latitude D630 has recently recorded some video / display problems.
  I was wondering if anyone else has had the same problems I have.

  I've also updated the drivers for BIOS and video... Maybe it's a hardware problem?

  Any suggestions?

  Yes, there is a version with Intel video - to use it, you also need a new heat sink (nVidia is not Intel-video board).

• Refresh rate of Quadro NVS 140 for external monitor

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• Need new video card for an HP dc7900

  The original video card failed on my dc7900 (purchased in 2009) - a Nvidia Quadro NVS 290 PCie x 16. A repairman replaced with an ATI Radeon x 300 / x 550 but performance index increased from 3.2 to 2.0 and the driver is apparently causing BSOD when I use Google Earth or let the screensaver start. If I turn off the screen saver, the PC will crash when I work. ATI/AMD says it does not support the card under Windows 7 and their drivers for Vista. I have Windows 7 Ultimate with two monitors.

  I would get an updated map, but the designation of cards is a little confused and I don't know if the cards would work in the PC. It has PCI 1 and 2. The Quadro 290 has 256 MB. Can I switch to a 300, say, 512 MB, or even something more? The HP site for the dc7900 page recommend the Nvidia card but it does not sell and is not a recommendation of an alternate member. NVIDIA has not responded to an email asking a model of upgrade. Any suggestions? No problem, I have to be concerned as enough food?

  Hi Paul,.

  Thank you for the information. I ordered the card and hope it lasts. Good to know that speed chart will be better than the original map. I used to build my own PC from 386, 486 (using SCSI and OS/2 disks) and through first processors Pentium but the motherboard changes left most of my obsolete spare parts. It is safer not to do on the bleeding edge.

  On another forum, someone gave me advice on the use of Bluescreenview to know what causes accidents. It turns out that the ATI driver is the cause, and probably because the card is not supported under Windows 7 by the site Web of ATI. Once again, thanks for the help - these forums are great!

  Doug

• Because of small size HP Compaq 8000: Nvidia Geforce

  Hi all! I have a quick question that I hope can respond quickly enough because it's the last ting, I need to know before you buy this PC.

  I am wanting to buy this PC HP Compaq 8000 small form factor , but I couldn't find any specs on video cards. I need a VERY decent video card because I'm a digital artist. I have Nvidia cards and they have always worked great, so, I was wondering if anyone of you spec genius could tell me if the MSI Nvidia GEForce is compatible? If this is not the case, what would you recommend?

  I also need to do a memory upgrade, what is compatible?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  It is a series of many machines. A machine can have at least one of the following options:

  • Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500 (integrated)

  • Graphics NVIDIA GeForce 3 G 210 (SFF) (CMT)

  • Card NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 graphics (SFF) (CMT)

  • Card NVIDIA Quadro NVS 295 Graphics (SFF) (CMT)

  • Graphics ATI Radeon HD 4650 DP (SFF) (CMT) of cards

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• HP 8000 elite cmt: hp 8000 elite cmt

  What is the best graphics card I can use without putting upgraded the processor, motherboard, or any other room in /Core HP 8000 Convertible Minitowers (CMT) 2 Duo E7500 (2.93 GHz) / 4 GB / 160 GB HDD

  Hello Drakens1991

  Welcome and thanks for posting your question on the Forum of Support HP

  You can use the graphics card given below that are recommended by HP.

  NVIDIA GeForce 310 DP PCIe x 16 graphics
  NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 graphics card
  NVIDIA Quadro NVS 295 Graphics Card
  NVIDIA NVS 300 x 16 512 MB PCIe graphics card
  NVIDIA NVS 300 x 1 512 MB PCIe graphics card
  ATI Radeon HD 4550 Graphics Card *.
  ATI Radeon HD 4650 DP (1 GB) PCIe x 16 graphics card

  You can see these details in quickspecs as well and link to the quickspecs:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/getpdf.aspx/c04287230.PDF?ver=1

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• graphics dc7800 CM

  I want to put to level the video card of a double crochet in 2 TV 32 "and 40"both with connections vga. ". If this is possible.

  Intel Corporation 82 q 35 Express integrated graphics controller
  

  HP Compaq dc7800-Intel Core 2 Duo E8300-2.83 Ghz. Convertible Minitowers PC

  4 GB of ram

  Power supply PC6015 id: 020G

  Windows 7 Pro 1 partition

  Ubuntu 12.04 on Partition 2.

  Thanks for any help Bill

  Hello:

  You can opt for the AMD Radeon HD 6350, the current map dual head, or you can buy a second-hand, but tested and functional

  NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 256 MB dual head PCIe x 16 Graphics (the original card double head offered on the dc7800) on eBay.

  These cards require dispatchers to dms - 59.

  HD 6350:

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-QK638AT-Radeon-HD6350-low-profile/DP/B0092H2FLY/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1384477764 & SR = 8-18 & Keywords = HD + Radeon + AMD + 6350

  NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290:

  http://www.eBay.com/Sch/computer-components-parts-/175673/i.html?_FROM=R40 & LH_BIN = 1 & _sop = 15 & _nkw = nvidia + quadro + nvs + 290 & _dcat = 27386 & Compatible % 2520Port % 252FSlot = % 2520Express % 2520 x 16 PCI & rt = nc

• HP dc7100 CMT: graphics card for hp dc7100 CMT

  Hello

  I need a video card for my hp dc7100 CMT.  I use this pc with W7 (32 bit).

  I need recommendations for my problem.

  On a side note, I would like to add the following: I want a video card that uses a passive cooling (silent video card).

  THX.

  Summary:

  PC: HP dc7100 CMT
  OS: Windows 7 Pro (32 bit)

  CPU: Intel (r) Pentium 4 3.00 GHz
  Memory: 3 GB (dual channel)
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  Recommended by the expert cards:

  -Dell ATI Radeon HD 2400 (for 1 monitor)
  -NVIDIA Quadro NVS 290 256 MB (for 2 monitors)

  Recommended by me card (OZZO):

  -Gigabyte Geforce 8500Gt GV-NX85T512HP (for 2 monitors)

  http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2574#OV

  driver: GeForce 341.44 - WHQL (216.5 Mb)

  http://www.GeForce.com/drivers/results/82465

  I use this card in my pc for 2 monitors. I have to say: everything went well without any problem to install the card.
  I recommend this card to anyone else to use it in a HP dc7100 CMT.

  Windows experience index:

  CPU: 4.1

  Memory (RAM live): 4.7
                   Chart: 4.8 Base score: 4.1                      

  Games graphics: 5.7

  Hard drive: 5.5

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  How to install the video card (by Paul Tikkanen):

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-desktop-PC-questions/dc7100-graphics-card/TD-p/1919285

  Installing a video card...

  Make sure that you first uninstall the current video driver. Go to the control panel and under the maps section, right-click on your graphics card and choose uninstall. (Remember to check the little box beside the text "remove/delete the driver").

  Do not restart, just shut down the PC and unplug it.

  Install the new card. Don't forget to plug the video cable of the new card.

  Start the PC and it should automatically recognize the new card.

  Install the drivers.

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  Another thing... If your integrated audio system is disabled after the installation of the video card, be not alarmed. The video card comes with HDMI, which means it has a HDMI embedded audio chip.

  After installing the drivers, reboot the PC, go into the BIOS and in the menu embedded devices, find the onboard audio setting.  It will be set to auto or off.

  Change the setting to "Enabled". Save the setting it by hitting the F10 key, and once again, save the settings and exit.

  On reboot, you should have your on-board audio back.

  Peace