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• ECS RC410-M (Asteropi-GL8E) Graphics Card compatibility

  Hello

  In need of a graphics card, for my m7377a PC media (2006). With the motherboard OEM above.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00590930

  This motherboard has problems of compatibility with the following cards:

  NOTHING EVERYTHING GOOD (on this mobo).

  GT630 on top, with 2 GB of VRAM, GT630 1 GB VRAM (mine), Ge Force GT210 1 GB Geforce GT630-2GD3

  GT610 works of all kinds with video playback problems (I read).

  Most of these cards, leader at all in windows. I bought a 1 GB of VRAM GT630, that I have to fire and lose money on the return shipping cost. In addition, spent several hours trying to make it work.

  My problems are described on this post:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/new-GT630-graphics-not-work-is-it-compatible-with-my-P...

  See also:

  1 / does not start with the new graphics card

  es-Hangs/Won-t-boot-with-new-graphics-card/m-p/28 http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-lockups-Freez...

  From erico

  You can have one of these motherboards that are not happy with NVIDIA graphics cards.

  This may sound a little weird, but it happens.

  2 / PC stuck on NVRAM verification after the start with the new graphic card of ASUS GT630

  es-Hangs/PC-stuck-on-Checking-NVRAM-after-startup http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-lockups-Freez...

  3 / rc410-m support Graphic card Geforce210

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/answers/ID-1922414/RC4 10-support-Graphic-card - geforce210.html

  GeForce 210 doesn't work at all with card mother RC410-M. Freez PC splash screen after the installation of this new GeForce210 graphics card. The same PC works well with embedded chart after removing the GeForce210. I replaced the PSU 250W to 450W. Update BIOS to Ver 3.24. My Compaq/HP PC model no is SR1732IL. Pentium 4 524 (P) HT, 3.06 GHz, 533 MHz, Socket 775, RAM-1 GB DDR2. Please suggest what needed to change settings.

  I also read this:

  2009

  For info, there are many reports of graphics cards with onboard integrated HDMI audio controllers or does not properly on the old ATI RS480/485 (Xpress 200) and motherboards Intel 915. The graphics function works well, but the HDMI audio controller will not install (or function) correctly due to resources in conflict, probably due to a limitation in the BIOS. So you can see that a graphics card that has its own HD HDMI audio controller does not work on this old motherboard.

  So, if your motherboard is not likely to work with a new card (that you can generally post to a loss of ($)).

  What choices are there? Try to get an exact same old?

  How long before, (new card) dare go you until it became incompatible?

  Whenever you have to go back, theres a loss on postage. If the seller actually accepts a return on a used item.

  So where should I start looking for a card for this map mother RC410-M. and be sure that it will work, should not return to a loss of time and money.

  Ideas please!

  Thank you!

  SID.

  Hi Alcyone,

  Yes, I now have a work card (ATI). I solved it myself in the end and was going to contact Gigabyte to the subject of the incorrent (or misleading) specifications put on their products. But I had spent so much time on this PC, that enough was enough and I never have. They would be even interested? I had contacted during my research (to ask on the GT630 before I bought it). The answers was not good (as they do not read the survey properly, as my questions remained unanswered). I think that sometimes they don't know, which is OK, but should say, so I don't waste my time and money.

  I'm never return here at the end of the day, to write my solution either (I don't think anyone would need, old PC a whole). So that's it:

  As you place your order of parts can be expensive, if you make a mistake (the two means of postage). Was important to me to make sure I got the right parts first. Or my fixed at low prices for the old PC would be costly. So ended up doing a thorough reading and research before buy you. Always end up with one that would work not (new GT630). I checked everything to turn on without result. I got a return postage, but it still lost $15 on the return of mail.

  It is the video card that did not, which made me think to upgrade other parts. As I wanted to adapt to a new upgrade card (such as the same year 2006 than my PC, how use that could have? maybe I would still look in 6 months?).

  I wanted the last card that works, which was new, top spec etc. But more than anything in the budget that I had put to the old PC.

  What I found was (and it was also the same for the PSU (Power supply unit) I had to replace). Components are continually updated, and to the extent possible, they try to make it backward compatible. But when major changes occur is not always possible or practical. This point of intersection in the technology can become difficult to get the right part. As last will not work, too old is too old. In the Middle, to the point of major changes (where my PC) can be difficult, with compatibility issues more cause where backward compatibility ends.

  I opened another post at PSU renewal/upgrade and the difficulties of the selection of an appropriate unit, but also around the time of my PC (2006), there were changes to the amount of power supplied to the rails of the tension.

  I had read a lot of opportunities, for people with the same problems as me with my new GT630 but also on the 610, 620? and other cards.

  The problem is between the PCI-E 2.0 and ver 2.1 version

  Œuvres from version 2.0 to version 1.0

  Version 2.1 runs on a slot machine Ver 2.0 without being lower versions.

  But the GT630 is version 3.0 compatible (on the box) running on version 2.0 (in small print). I thought: run worm. 2.0 OK = compat backward for version 1.0 (not so).

  I found that the card is a 2.1 version that can run in a ver 2.0 slot and also a ver 3.0 slot. Changes have been made to the 2.1 that are agreed on the 2.0 and 3.0, but will not work something before ver 2.0

  I guess, because the GT630 I bought to work on version 2.0 (I read the fine print before buy you), it would be back compatible (like ver. 2.0). They should have set out on the box that it is version 2.1 and will be only backward to 2.0

  To sum up, when you buy must be certain it's ver 2.0 and not higher.

  Ultimately for a version 2.0, I had to get a used video card. Perhaps, there are always new there? But I had had enough and was in a hurry. Didn't want to send a return once again either.

  The latest version (year), I could get, I found one on Ebay for a price, I was happy with (Aus$ 60). Seller said he had not much use, still orig box and on the pictures is very clean. Yes! no guarantee, but it's still a chance with buying used. I was a little out of choice. I did the best research, I was able on ebay and won in the end.

  This is what I bought and works perfectly in my PC for what I want from him. Overkill really (no game), but at least he will have an easy life.

  ATI RADEON HD4850

  1 GB GDDR3

  256-bit

  PCI Express 2.0

  Direct X 10.1

  This is a substantial upgrade to my original card and it works well.

  You probably only wanted the info above please so excuse the extra information. I thought I should write something in case it is useful to others.

  See you soon!

  SID.

  Just thought I would add this again from the wiki (good info)

  Think I JUST RECEIVE THE ANSWER? wiki but inevitable loser. I've read before (must have been when suffering and vision go blurry?)

  PCI Express 2.1 (from wiki)

  PCI Express 2.1 supports a large part of the management, support, and troubleshooting systems provided for the full implementation in PCI Express 3.0.

  However, the speed is the same as PCI Express 2.0.

  Unfortunately, the increase in power of the slot breaks backward compatibility between cards PCI Express 2.1 and some old motherboards with 1.0 / 1. 0 a, but most of the PCI Express 1.1 motherboards connectors are provided with a BIOS update by their manufacturers utilities to support backward compatibility of PCIe 2.1 cards.

• X 360 spectrum: Spectrum X 360 Windows 10 graphics card compatibility

  I received my 'get windows 10' Microsoft command prompt has shot to the top of the app. When I chose to check my PC, I have been informed that the graphics card (Intel HD Graphics 5500) was not fully compatible with the new operating system.

  Do we know how this will affect the performance of the PC should I choose to install the OS?

  Secondly, given this laptop was conducted in collaboration with Microsoft, why was she not future proof for 10 Windows who would have known would arrive shortly after that this model of PC became available?

  

  I ran the scan again today and the problem of compatibility disappeared. My apologies for my paranoia, I just need to be sure before moving...

  

• HP-1330z: hp-1330z graphics card compatibility

  I would like to find a graphics card that is compatible with my system. At this moment I have an AMD HD 7670.

  @River2626, welcome to the forum.

  There are a few things to consider when choosing a video card.  The most recent video cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  There is no way to update the motherboard in the UEFI.  The latest maps not requiring UEFI were the GTX 660/670.  MSI made a card that switches between legacy and UEFI.  You may contact their Tech Support to see what card they recommend for your computer.  It is the best way to know.  It ensures that you will not have to return a card that does not work.

  You had to choose the power supply (PSU) from three choices: 300W, 460W or 600W.  The 460W and 600W would be good for most of the newer cards, but if you chose the 300W PSU, it will need to be upgraded.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Video graphic card compatibility

  can someone help me and tell me who the next card compatible with my PC graphics. I am not interested in game want to just replace my existing graphics card since its fan is very noisy!

  Details of my PC:

  PC: Units HP Pavilion media center m8175a

  Motherboard: P5LP - THE

  Max power: 300W

  RAM: 3 GB

  Existing card: GEForce 7500LE

  Graphics cards:

  1) Zotac GT210 512 MB DDR2 DVI - I HDMI HDCP LP ($34.00)

  2) Zotac GT210 1 GB DDR2 DVI-I HDMI HDCP LP synergy Ed($39.00)

  3) eVGA GT210 1 G DDR3 LP DVI HDMI radiator PCIE ($35.00)

  4) eVGA GT240 1 GB DDR3 DVI HDMI VGA ($89.00)

  Thank you for your help.

  
  

  If you do not already ordered or purchased this card, you can watch this EVGA 01 G-P3-1313-KR GeForce 210 1 GB DDR3 video card. He must break into your computer without any problem.

  Frank

• Re: Graphics card compatibility

  I would like to share this thread with my own question so well?  I have a http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01859864 P6210Y. I added a PS 400W with a connector 6-pin. I have also 8 GB of ram. I've added in the past a Gforce Galaxy 550ti Single slot card. I'd like to update a map double EVGA GTX 1060 slot / 3 gb. It seems to meet all the specifications. I'm just worried hit the heatsink on the motherboard (M2N78 - LA). The radiator is located close enough to the PCIe location. It is slightly higher than the slot.

  I actually have to say that it does not.

  Keep your money in your pocket and looking for one that is shorter than 9.6 ".

  

  The Violet motherboard is 9.6 "x 9.6"

  See the form on the web HP document to the address following factor

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01635734

  The EVGA GTX 1060 3 GB video card card is 10.5 "long and high of 4,376".

  See the dimensions for the video card on the document following EVGA web.

  http://www.EVGA.com/products/specs/GPU.aspx?PN=45FDE092-800A-4D18-BC15-07C5FA480EAC

• HP pavilion graphics card compatibility

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion, model #: P7-1234.  I would like to throw in an XFX Radeon HD 6870 in relax.  Should I be ready for problems with this?

  Hello

  I would not install this card if I was you on your system, simply because the power supply on your map is 300W, and with this power, you might encounter problems with your computer.

  Just for you to see, the CPU gets only 100W and this card in the drains of the full power of the 159W system.

  It must be remembered that the remaining parts also need power, memories, ODD, etc...

  So, in case you want to really this card, please consider getting a new PSW 400W at least, or if you choose another card with a low energy consumption.

  Thank you

• With Dell Inspiron 530 video graphic card compatibility

  A Nvidia Geforce 6200 512 MB AGP card would be compatible with a Dell Inspiron 530?

  The Inspiron 530 ° N not require a PCI Express x 16 video card AGP.  AGP on maps is very expensive in any case today, compared to the PCIe x 16.

• HP pavilion HPE-H8-1212: power upgrade graphics card is it useful?

  I currently have a HP pavilion HPE-H8-1212 with an AMD Radeon HD 7450 card with the standard power supply provided with the computer.  From now run many games on this machine with what graphics settings be better then adverage is a sad screen.  I don't need the best, but I was wondering if I could spend my power supply card and graphics mabye if need be to get the best out of this small computer for gaming?

  Does anyone have suggestions on what chart cards (best I can go) that are compatible with this machine as is?

  And/or what power upgrade level to if necessary to install a better graphics card - and which cards would be these (even better cards that would work on this machine)

  Thanks for any info

  Follow the advice given by Big_Dave Expert HP in the following thread.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/HP-Pavilion-HPE-H8-1212c-graphic-card-compatibility/TD-p/3820114

• Graphics card for CS4

  Hi all

  
  

  I intend to build a new PC (Intel i7 930 + 6 GB of RAM) for my father it's a video editing with Premiere Pro CS4.

  
  

  I ve read the message "You are looking for a best PC configuration run Adobe CS4/CS5 first", but I´d would like to ask you a few questions:

  
  

  (1) why do three hard drives?. Is he not good with two drives? (one for the OS and the other for editing?). What is the third disc exactly for?

  
  

  (2) is the noisy NVIDIA GTX 285? If I buy rather a Gigabyte NVIDIA 9800 GT silent (fanless, 1 GB of DDR3 memory) I'd get good performance? I Don t see the 9800GT in Premiere CS4 graphics card compatibility list.

  Thank you!

  Kind regards.

  Why three hard drives?

  Let's say you get over 10 friends for a 5 course dinner. You must define the table, you have to Cook all courses and you can do everything at the same time. Now if you don't have anyone to help you, it will take much more time for everything is ready that when you had two or three people helping you, one to set the table, one to prepare vegetables, one meat or fish and one for the main course and desserts.

  It goes same for discs. If you have a single disc, it will take much more time to accomplish all that needs to be done when you can split all activities on several disks. Three discs is the minimum number of disks for comfortable editing.

  The NVIDIA GTX 285 is noisy?

  Only if the fan goes faster, but it is then necessary to keep temperatures in check. With CS4 it will travel at a speed of fan fow and be rather quiet, but with CS5 and MPE it can get pretty loud so strongly stressed.

• My photoshop is flashing, there are problems of compatibility with the graphics card. Help?

  My photoshop is flashing, there are problems of compatibility with the graphics card. I tried to turn off the graphics card option in photoshop, uninstalled and installed several times, but still. Please, what should I do?

  I have an Intel (R) Graphics 5500 HD and Nvidia GeForce 820 M.

  I disabled the Nvidia because it seems to me that Photoshop is not supported.

  Hey Mohit and other colleagues!

  See how I solved this problem (temporarily): workaround Photoshop for screen flashing - YouTube

  I hope that helps for a while this problem.

  Best regards.

• How to check the compatibility of graphics cards from my computer

  The name of my computer model is

  HP Pavilion Elite HPE

  motherborad: bk170aa-aba hpe-210y

  Processor: AMD Athlon (TM) II X 4 945 processor, 3000 Mhz, 4 logical processor core

  Graphics card: ATI RAdeon HD 5450

  I bought this desktop computer for 5 years and my graphics card had begun to wear off.

  So I did some research on what graphics card can handle my office, but it was very difficult

  Some say that if the PS is high, the computer can use anything but the size of the graphics card care

  and some say that just buy a x 270, but I don't know what my PS is for the computer and I don't know if my computer can use the full potential of the graphics card.

  So, how really to check that my motherboard can handle for graphics cards?

  WandaiWrection,

  You kidding me? The power supply for this unit is 5188-2625, by HPPartsSurfer.

  HP 5188-2625 DPS-300AB HP-D3057F3R power SUPPLY 300W. Size: 5.9 "(W) x3.4" (H) x5.5 "(D) adapt ATX Standard"

  (published on 07-01-14 20:00 to reflect that should have been addressed to WandaiWrection).

• HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1212c: graphics card for HP Pavilion HPE h8 compatibility - 1212c

  Hi, I wanted to update my graphics card. I also know that I would probably upgrade the PSU accordingly too.

  I have been interested in the ti of EVGA GTX 750(click here for a specific card) but I read that they might be incompatible with my motherboard. Is this true? If so, what would be a suitable substitute?

  Here's my card

  Thank you

  Here's a comment on the issue.  It supports the N750 TI TF 2GD5 MSI OC as having the switch. Follow the links and read the buyer reviews.

• How can I determine compatibility graphics card for a Pavilion P6-2378?

  Is there a manual or a list of compatible graphics cards for my Pavilion P6 2378 office? I have improved the power to 500 watts and try to install a Sapphire Radeon HD 7850 PCIe 3.0. It is buggy on startup because it takes about 45 seconds for the display to get a signal and Windows Media center does not open with the card, but does so with the removed card.

  Thank you for your response... P6-2378 is a desktop, not a laptop. I found the cause of the problem and it has to do with the settings that HP or Microsoft Wind8 in the WOODS with the parameter 'Secure Boot'. It must have the value 'Legacy Boot' for a different graphics card to work.

• DirectX 12 compatibility with current graphics cards

  DirectX 12 will be fully backward compatible with DirectX 11. I don't want to upgrade to Windows 10 if there is a problem running (such as The Witcher 3), games that use DirectX 11. In addition, my main video card is a GTX 970 SSC, which says it's compatible with DirectX 12 and a secondary GTX 660 SC for PhysX. Don't want to have to get new equipment for this upgrade.

  Compatible, Yes! Your 970 will work fine. All the benefits of DX 12 "features"? Not so much.

  A DX12 graphics card will be able to treat some DX12 effects for better quality than DX11 cards,

  but it will take time for the games to catch up as well.

  It's always a guess (and a bit subjective) how real 'must have' eye-candy DX12 is really

  going to produce. Probably nothing much before the time to upgrade the 970 in any case.

  -660 would also fundamentally DX12-compatible, but a 660 running PhysX should be no problem without worrying, because it is only made of physics calculations.

  .