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• New HP 2011 x 20 '' LED monitor for old Dell Dimension 2400. necessary graphics card?

  My in-laws have an old Dell Dimension 2400 and the monitor exploded. I bought a new HP 2011 x 20 '' LED monitor. My WIRE went to set up, and he tells her that a HMDI graphics card is required.

  This is a pretty old computer. I think he might have as... 512 MB of RAM. Is there an inexpensive graphics card that will meet their needs?

  And besides, when they buy the graphics card, are there all the cables that they must reach a new monitor to an old computer?

  Thank you very much!

  Nice description of Dell:
  Video connector to 15 holes :-)
  
  Seems to be a VGA connector.
  
  From the description of the monitor:
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02643130
  There is an also vga connector, so you will have no problem to connect the two.
  
  No additional card is necessary, no other cable - just use the old vga cable.
  
  Your only problem might be the resolution:
  resolution 1600 x 900 set at the factory for the monitor.
  
  I don't know if you can set the resolution to Dell, you should test.
  
  Otherwise a 4:3 normal/old monitor would be better than this 'big screen' new.
  
  HTH
  C.
  
  P.S. the Dell printer documentation:
  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/dim2400/

• nVIDIA GeForce Fx 5500 256 MB AGP Graphics Card Drivers for Windows 8 Pro 32-Bit

  Hi!, I have motherboard ECS P4M800Pro M2 Ver2.0, 2.2 GHz E4500 processor Intel Core2DUO, DDR2 533 MHz 2 GB RAM hardware with WINDOWS 8 32 Bit operating system. The motherboard has 64 MB S3 UniChrome Pro IGP.

  Further to have better graphics during the game, I bought recently NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 256 MB AGP 8 x video card. Since I installed this card, windows has installed its driver game by default "Microsoft generic display drivers" and the quality of the graphics is off nominal. Also the 1366 x 768 resolution widescreen is currently not available. The best resolution I have now is 1024 x 768. In this resolution, the graphics of Windows seems very strange on my LG 19 "widescreen monitor.

  I tried to install the graphics card drivers on the NVidia site for the old version of Windows, but the drivers are installed with an error message "Pilot" not Compatible with this Version of Windows.

  By default windows drivers has release date older than the drivers supplied on OEM for Windows XP.

  Please help me to get the drivers for the AGP card compatible with my Windows 8 Pro.

  Or how can I force install the older drivers in Windows 8.

  Hi Amit,

  Windows 8 compatibility reports that NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 graphic card is compatible with Windows 8. Check out the link

  You can check if you have downloaded the 64 bit version of the graphics driver rather than 32-bit.  It could be the possibility for this error message.

  Or select the option on the Nvidia site to scan your system to find the correct driver?

  http://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

  If you still receive an error message that the driver is not compatible, then you try to install the driver in compatibility mode.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Program-Compatibility-Assistant-FAQ#1TC=Windows-8

  If this does not help, I suggest you check with the NVIDIA support.

  http://www.nvidia.com/page/support.html

  Let us know if it helps.

• Dimension 4600 (AGP) upgrade

  I need advice on good climbs. I intend to get a new video card and I'm having a hard time to choose one that fits. I currently have a 64 mb Gainward (agp). I want to ba able to play online games and the card of 64 MB disobeys right. I would also add more RAM is their a limit to how much ram my computer can handle? If you have any other suggestions to upgrade please let me know: D thanks.

  DIMENSION 4600 (WINDOWS 7)

  PROCESSOR: INTEL (R) PENTIUM (R) 4 CPU 2 .66GHZ

  RAM: 1.00 GB (256 X 4)

  SYSTEM TYPE: 32-BIT OPERATING SYSTEM

  HARD DRIVE: 75 GB

  GRAPHICS CARD: TI200 64 MB GAINWARD

  X 1 CONNECTOR AGP / PCI SLOT X 3

  DELL-Priyanka_S none of the cards that you posted Windows 7 support.

  The Radeon 9700 supports Vista but ATI has abandoned this series Catalyst 10.1 max. With a (Legacy driver)

  The 6200 win7 supports with

  Driver GeForce R295
  Version: 296.10 WHQL
  Release date: 2012.03.13
  Operating system: Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7 64 bit
  Language: English (United States)
  File size: 158 MB

  512-A8-N403-LR of EVGA e-GeForce 6200 512 MB DDR2 AGP video card works with the power of 250W stock.

  http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=305902

  HIS H465F1GHA Radeon HD 4650 1024 MB DDR3 AGP video card

  http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=326494

  Needs power 400 Watt power

  Best Buy

  Jaton Corp - GeForce 6200 - 512 MB GDDR2 SDRAM - AGP 8 x graphics card

  Model: 3DFORCE6200XE

  SKU: 4081653

  nVIDIA GeForce 6200 - 512 MB GDDR2 SDRAM 64-bit - AGP 8 x - HD - 15, DVI - I
  Personally I would not recommend to card AGP EVERYTHING because of the AGP is SOOO OLD.

  This isn't a screamer by any stretch of the imagination.  For games, I would recommend the Radeon 4650 but that requires an upgrade of the power supply.

  HOWEVER AGP cards are VERY VERY OLD.  You would be better off investing in a $620 99 Optiplex Tower and get a single slot PCI-E Radeon 6670 Videcard.

  
  

• Double the Dimension 8300 HDMI graphics card?

  I entered a discussion yesterday with a Dell REP with the purchase of a double-HDMI graphics card for my Dimension 8300.

  Is it true that only graphics cards that sell Dell will work in this model of computer?  They don't sell any double-HDMI are compatible with this computer.

  Shouldn't be able to buy any material from off - the shelf and install it?  I thought that these problems of compatibility years ago has left us.

  Although I prefer the HDMI interface, I have a dual-DVI Radeon I pulled a Dell desktop computer that I replaced.  A reason that does not work?

  jmlowman

  Is it true that only graphics cards that sell Dell will work in this model of computer?

  No, but those that sell Dell have probably been tested to work with the system that they recommend you for.

  If you're really talking about an old Dimension 8300 and not a new XPS 8300, you have an AGP video card slot, so it is quite difficult to find an AGP card with two HDMI ports.  You can look in the BIOS Setup to the primary video controller option to see what other options are supported.

  But this system has only PCI slots (not the PCI - e newest) thus, even if you can set the primary video controller to PCI, your choices will be limited.

  Why should you double HDMI? Each monitor does support to the DP, DVI or VGA? You have several choices of video PCI card if you go for one that has a HDMI and another port supporting at least one of the monitors. Both monitors do not have to be connected via the video port of the same type...

• ATI Radeon X 800 XT MAC Edition GDDR3 256 MB AGP graphics card are to be reviewed

  I have a 30 "HD screen for my Mac G5, but the card is defective I need a replacement.

  all ideas were to the r - u bye that I saw some in the United States
  It must be the old type
  details of the card No Ser
  ATI Radeon X 800 XT
  256 MB GDDR3 memory Mac
  Edition graphics card
  (AGP Pro)

  Hello

  This site is AMD (UK), so they know who sells all of their products.
  So contact their sales and support.

  Why not ask on the Mac Forums you might get answers from those who
  Use this type of card.

• AGP graphics card?

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• Where can I download the latest driver for Satellite A200-1KZ graphics card?

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• Model hp desktop a622n... updated for Windows 7 video graphics card

  I have a hp a622n office that has a motherboard Micro Star International.

  The serial number of the motherboard is 4311483428... bus clock mghz 100... Award BIOS software 3 26 05/09/2005

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  I am able to use the monitor but... trying to activate standby or sleep mode setting screen... I get a message that I need a graphics card that supports 3D...

  Through my research I found that a Radeon X 1300 card #400558 - 001that is supposed to solve this problem...

  I was told that I need a PCI...

  I find this advice to VisionTek... their customer service told me to make sure the motherboard is working with this...

  This card will work?  and are there other boards out there that would work too?

  Thank you...

  Lets start over which is an antique with limited options because he has only PCI slots and not normal video card.  He has the card, you ask about "high definition 3D Performance & quality of the Image on your PC" If you plan to get one, try the EBay marketplace because it's really old hardware and you can get one for almost nothing.  For example: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Visiontek-Radeon-X1300-Graphics-Card-256MB-128bit-900106-/191175474229

  Just make sure one ordered is the PCI version.

  There are other possible choices: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814187213

• HP Omni 220 PC: Compatible for Omni 220 PC graphics card

  I have an Omni 220 with an Intel i7 2.8o GHz I have 8 GB of Ram and card mother Pegatron IPISB-NK w / 2 taken minimap PCI Express and a PCI Express MXM socket that takes care of a PCI Express x 16 graphics card. The BIOS version & date is: AMI7.07 / 11/18/2011.

  I currently have a GeForce GT540M graphics card and it is not able to run newer games. Anyone know of a cardboard for ~ $150, which made my existing configuration and allow me to play newer games?

  Space seems to be limited to this all-in-one PC.

  Yes. Space is limited. Your PC is not really intended to be upgraded.

  The type of video card requires that your PC is pretty specialized.

  It has a PCI Express MXM slot that supports a PCI Express x 16 graphics card (generation 2 speed), not a standard PCI Express x 16 card.

  They are seriously not easy to find. There used to be a website that sold, but he went bankrupt.

  http://www.MXM-upgrade.com/

• Replacement for Aspire E1 - 572G graphics card

  I just bought an Acer Aspire E1 - 572G and I was wondering if I am able to replace the graphics card on this laptop in the future. The graphics card it is now able to manage most of the games, but I want to play most of the games of high quality. For the moment there AMD Radeon R7 M265 2 GB of VRAM.

  If it is technically possible to replace the graphics card in your system, but do not recommend Acer and cannot provide any support or recommendations to make this change of material. We published a Knowlegebase article on this topic below.

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/knowledge-base/can-I-upgrade-my-Acer-computer/Ta-p/56423

  Eventually other members of the community may be able to share their experiences or suggestions about the upgrade of your system.

• Pavilion dv7-4080us: upgrade or replacement for dv7 4080us video graphics card

  I want to know if I can upgrade the memory of my HP dv7-4080us graphics card. He did an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 1 GB of DDR3 memory with up to 3738 MB total dedicated memory graphics card. What this means? I can put more memory or repalce the card? If so, what card should or can I get?

  There is no 'card' you might be imagining. The video is one of the dishes chips soldered to the motherboard. You already have the best video system available for dv7-4000 series of laptops, so there is no way upward to something better.

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• There is no screen display once I installed an AGP graphics card

  I have an AMD semprom computer, 2 GHz, 512 MB of RAM.  I installed a new (5500 GFX) AGP video card to replace my onboard video.  But then, when I started my computer it didn't display, the monitor will slow as.  I followed the instructions given to me, I uninstalled the onboard graphics drivers and disable it in the BIOS before that I installed the AGP card.

  What should I do? Is there a compatibility issue?

  Hello
  go to this site and down load the latest version of the driver...  http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_175.19_whql.html uninstall the new graffix card and software and reinstall with the new software, make sure the card is in place please click the checkbox as answered check on this Page if this post solves your problem, because it helps people who need quick access to answers THANKS AND GOOD LUCK

• recommendation for old Optiplex GX620 graphics card

  I upgraded my OS to Win 7 Pro 32 bit on this computer, but the Windows experience index is estimated at 2.8 with aero off because of the graphics.

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  SAPPHIRE HD 5450 1 GB would work in a dell optiplex GX 620? Slim. also is it just plug and play?

  I doubt it is plug-and-play; to illustrate, a parent replaced a burnt on 6450 with a 8400GS and Windows installed default VGA driver and he left like that. The screen showed a large black border, and the resolution is suboptimal. Installing software appropriate to NVidia eliminated border and full resolution.

  I would say that the card will work, but you will need to install the driver (which isn't hard).

  I have a Sapphire 6570 installed in my GX620, with excellent results.

• Boot from USB flash for Dimension 4600?

  I searched on the Dell support site to see if the BIOS

  on a Dimension 4600 will allow me to boot from a USB flash memory

  stick?  My BIOS is version A07, who apparently does not, but

  I wonder if all the versions of the BIOS for a 4600

  Let him?  I don't want to Flash my BIOS if there is anything that I need

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  each version of the BIOS on a single page.  I have not found a way of

  determine what has been added in each version of the BIOS after A07.

  Thank you

  If the USB device is present when you turn it on and is bootable, it is possible to change the boot priority order.  The device must be bootable however.  I use Sandisk Cruiser readers to ADAPT because they don't stick as to be broken and are easily hidden if hooked up to the rear of the machine.