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• need help choosing a graphics card

  Hi I have a pavilion A1240N hp

  Specifications of the PC: sound Windows 8

  with a processor dual core AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4200 +, 2000 Mhz, 2 logical processors

  I have upgraded to 4 GB of ram

  motherboard model: A8M2N - LA

  and all I want now is what can I do to go faster when it comes to playing games like minecraft, modern warfare.

  help a graphics card and if so what kind my motherboard supports?

  Hello

  Yes, for the games, a video REHELV is a must. Based on the following information, you can use a PCIe Express x 16 graphic card

  http://h10010.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en&docName=c00714578

  You also need a better diet for a more powerful card. The following said nothing, not even of the same characteristics:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&product=1130587

  Kind regards.

• I need help updating my graphics card! Help, please!

  Hello, I need help. I have the HP ENVY 700-214, I absolutely love it.

  If there was one thing I could change, however, it would be the graphics card. Which brings me to my question.

  What is the best graphic card compatible with desktop HP ENVY 700-214? I've got DirectX 11 and Intel HD graphics card. I want to get a GeForce graphics card, but I don't want to spend my money on evil. Help, please.

  JayrollsJay, welcome to the forum.

  Here is a small but powerful video card that should work on your computer.  It requires only a 300W power supply (PSU) with no extra power connector.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.

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

• I need help with possible graphics card on my HP Pavilion Media Center TV PC m1800n failure

  I'm not computer savvy, but I think I can be faced with a problem of graphics card.  My HP Pavilion # is GC673AA-ABA m8100n and the graphics card on my computer model is NVIDIA GeFOrce 6150SE.  These days through a PC game, the screen becomes blurry and has funky lines.  I also had an accident where the screen turned blue and I had to stop holding the power button until it is turned off.   Have not fallen since then, I am now having the screen blurred when the game sat for awhile.      If I had to replace the graphics card should I just put in the same one that has the computer?  I'm afraid that if I try to upgrade to a graphics card plus other things have to be upgraded as well to make it work properly!       I also wonder if it could be the monitor, but the weird screen happens only while playing the PC game.   Thank you for your patience with my questions.  Sandy

  Hello

  The title says m1800n but I'm sure that your m8100n meant.

  The NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE is a video processor integrated on the motherboard and cannot be replaced.

  Try your monitor and cable on another PC to separate the cable and the monitor questions.

  A discrete videocard like the NVIDIA GT 520orGT 440can be installed in your PC.

• Need help with food & graphics card updates

  I have a HP Pavilion p6320y I bought 8 months ago. Processor Quad Core AMD Phenom II x 4820.   I play WoW and since the last big patch, have suffered with low fps. I have the drivers to date and follow-up all the advice given to me by Blizz and finally understood that my Nvidia GeForce 9100 (integrated graphics) is not good enough anymore.

  I checked my computer and discovered that I have a 300w power supply (12V) power and read on another post here that something stronger than 300w is required to run a decent graphics card.

  Now for my questions:

  How much a power supply can I upgrade to without hurting my computer, but will be enough to run a good card?

  What would be a good graphics card for this computer?

  I was looking at the Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 1 GB GDDR5 PCI Express graphics card and wonder if it will work on my computer.  Most of the cards more enjoyable seems to be PCI Express and I don't know if it will work.

  Any advice will be most useful. I have some experience with the workings of my PC and I wouldn't trouble myself instead of run to the computer store close to you and someone else to pay. Thank you!

  Well, you start from the low level with the integrated graphics card. It won't cost much to have a substantial increase if all you want to do is to run WoW without error messages. Yes, the 300w power supply is a problem and rules out any map that will require its own means (i.e. need its own power cord as a hard drive), but there are several maps of average quality that it can take a single bus power supply (i.e. just the pci-e slot itself). Just taking a glance at newegg.com I see the following:

  GeForce 9400 under $ 50

  Radeon HD 4650, under $ 50

  GeForce 9500GT slightly over $ 50

  One of these, you should get where you want to be and does not require an update of the PS. The location that you have available is a PCI Express x 16 slot to not look cards AGP; they will not work. If you want to install the map you mention that you need to get better food.

• Need help to upgrade graphics card on HP Pavilion A262N

  This office has a 8 x AGP port and supplied with a video card NVIDIA FX 5200 which still works fine but was eager to put performance before AGP cards level reach hard to find.  Bought a card Visiontek Radeon HD2400 PRO AGP from Newegg that my so-called system is supported, but when I put the card in the computer does not start, the yellow CPU led flashes once then turns off as the bus is blocked.  I have upgraded the original 250W for a 400W power like the card said minimum 270W.  I asked HP cat twice to help on this and I do not really anywhere.  I need to know what AGP cards will work on my machine.  My slot AGP said 1.5V, and maybe that's why he will not support the new card?  What I've read I think that AGP 8 X cards are supposed to operate automatically on 1.5V?

  The Visiontek software said to ensure the motherboard chipset drivers are updated, but then I discovered my motherboard is made by ASUS (P4SD - Stingray) to HP and they do not provide the update, HP must.  HP has no update since 2004 so this course who ask for help.  The motherboard has a chpset bridge north(865G) and south (ICH5), which means absolutely nothing to me.

  I returned the Visiontek card but I don't know why it didn't work.

  I am running XP Home Edition with 1.5 G of RAM.

  The new card is DirectX 10, and this is perhaps why it does not work?

  Solved

  Discovered of VisionTek support my motherboard only accepts the 1, 5V AGP on the cards and their card is a 1, 8V so that they are not compatible.  No AGP 8 X cards list their slot voltage so it's hard to find one that is compatible.

  This site shows the differences between the cards.

  http://www.Directron.com/15agpguide.html

  VisionTek support was very helpful.  In contrast, HP and NVIDIA never to you or have not the slightest idea.

• need help on the graphics card update

  I have this pc} HP Pavilion a6720y desktop PC

  Her husband has improved the power to 500 a year or two ago.

  I have a Lg 2350v monitor

  under windows 7.

  currently have the geforce 9100.

  Im not in the game, but do a lot of photo editing and my screensaver aquarium still stalls.

  Any recommendations welcome

  Thank you

  {dlts4u wrote: I have this pc} HP Pavilion a6720y Desktop PC Hubby improved power to 500 a year or two ago.

  I have a Lg 2350v monitor on windows 7. currently have the geforce 9100. Im not in the game, but do a lot of photo editing and my screensaver aquarium still stalls. Any recommendations welcome thanks

  Hello dlts4u, here is the link for the specifications of your system.

  It shows that it has been shipped, as you talked about a video GeForce 9100 on board device, and also the motherboard has a PCIe x 16 video card slot.

  There are many different options for a discrete video card, it would be difficult to offer suggestions.

  There are a few things to consider when buying a video card in your system. The first thing to consider would be the capacity of power supply. You should also check the power supply for the power for an additional video card cables. Some cards require a power cable while others require two power cables.

  You need to measure the space where the extra video card insert slot PCIe x 16. Some of these new video cards are long enough and your case do not have enough space to install one of the longer cards. You can measure the distance between the rear of the case on the inside where the video card would be inserted in the slot and the other end to the front of the case and see what would be the distance available.

  Many video cards back in this space, but many will not, being too long.

  Since these cards are performing more high, they wil create more heat inside the case. This usually isn't a problem, but just something to know.

  You can buy cards under $ 100.00 to over $ 500.00. I suggest an average price a supplier of brand name card.

  Personally, I prefer the Nvidia brand, but AMD Radeon cards are nice as well.

• Satellite P100-347: where to get a better graphics card

  Hello world!

  I need help on laptop graphics card. Can someone tell me any kind of websites where I can buy graphics cards? Not really needed because the TechGuys fixed my computer laptop and swapped my original video card to a slower.
  I realized when I installed a system monitor program.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Before you buy something, you should take a look in this Toshiba document:
  [Is it possible to upgrade the CPU/GPU of a Toshiba laptop | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/FAQ7A01ZW0007R01.htm]

  You will find this statement:
  + GPU: in all cases the GPU is soldered to the system board and cannot be exchanged. +

  I think that says a lot!

  Concerning

• I want to buy a better graphics card for games - what graphics cards are compatible with my pc

  I need help on graphics cards is compatible with the motherboard in my PC...

  I need a better graphics card, one for games with 2 GB of video ram. Need help choosing a graphics card on my PC.

  PC name: Pavilion Slimeline s5730y

  Hello

  Yes. and Yes.

  The issue of power supply is theoretical, as, once again, is not necessary to insert a graphics card on the system board.

  You have zero options to upgrade graphics card.

  Jay

• HP G62 Notebook PC: Completely disable the secondary graphics card

  Hello

  I have a HP G62 Notebook PC that I bought a couple of years back. The problem I have is that the graphics card of (the age AMD) to the secondary address has been damaged by hardware components (probably due to multiple disconnections of power and unexpected stops). Everything else works fine. This problem is causing Windows to keep crashing through the blue screen, or not to display a picture at all after the Windows logo while booting. I managed to install Ubuntu on it and the operating system detected the damaged graphics card and worked around it (aka he turned off the power to the graphics card damaged and worked only using the Intel graphics card). My question is, is it possible to turn off the graphics card AMD to turn completely (from the BIOS maybe) so that I can re-install Windows and work on it using only the graphics card Intel?

  Please help, I'll provide more information if necessary.

  Please identify your laptop with its full product name or product number. You gave only a partial identification so far. I need I can take a look at the BIOS Simulator to see if it was possible there.

  Never mind providing the number or name of producty. I worked around it.

  I just took a look at the BIOS Simulator and found that there is no option to turn off the graphics card it. You may be able to work around it by removing the card.

  You can also replace the card with a card of the same work to find the switchable graphics feature. You should be able to find one to an online vendor at a reasonable price. If you don't feel able to do it yourself, then you can have the replacement carried out by a store.

• HP G62-455TX graphics card is malfunctioning

  Problem is the laptop screen flickered and went several times, display error message which is crashed by AMD. I reinstalled the drivers replace the older ones, with the old version, then the latest version on the website.
  But in both cases, the same totally erased the laptop screen not show the BIOS screen. I plugged on the external monitor to get the result. It shows a dead screen blue screen and restarts. However, it starts on safe mode (but on an external monitor).

  However, the laptop screen is off white all along.

  I tried to start it upward with Linux Fedora XFCE 20, but he was mistaken in the loading of the Radeon graphics card, and it not even start.

  The laptop has the following specifications: -.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02715249

  Material

  Hi @Rock997 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I would like to take a moment and thank you for using the forum, it's a great place to find answers. You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I see that the screen flickered several times and then displays a black or white screen.  You have connected an external monitor and start shows a blue screen and restarts.

  You have tried to start in safe mode but nothing appears on the external monitor.  Computer laptop screen remains blank.

  You try to start with LInux, but she also gave the error from the graphics card.

  Here is a link to black screen troubleshooting with no. Error Messages at startup or boot to help you.

  Here are HP G62 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide.  You will notice that there is no recommended replacement graphics cards.

  You need to replace the motherboard or system.

  I hope this helps.

• : K8M29EA #A2N: can I upgrade my graphic card HP Pavilion Notebook help please

  Hey.

  HP Pavilion - 17-f105nx (ENERGY STAR)

  Product name: HP Pavilion 17 Notebook PC
  Product number: K8M29EA #A2N

  I want to change my graphics card I can it do or not?

  Help me please

  Hi @cazlo ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion Notebook f105nx 17 and want to change the graphics card.  It shows me that the integrated graphics card is integrated into the motherboard. Therefore, the only way to be changed, you would have removed and change the motherboard. This is a link to the specifications.

  Sorry, thank you.

• Z1 HP - upgrade graphics card! Help, please!

  Hello world.

  First of all I would like to say my knowledge of graphics cards is very limited so if you would be kind enough to explain things to me step by step. Thank you

  So I bought a Z1 - model WM427EA #ABU - and have already updated the RAM, I want to update the graphics card because AFAIK that comes with my model is completely s * the graphics on borderlands (game) look terrible on my Z1 and shiny on my new classmates Vaio all-in-one. I played with the graphics settings in the game without success.

  I looked inside the Z1 and couldn't find something that looks like a graphics card. I looked at other models - one with the quadro 4000 - and they seem to have a black box, one on the left side while mine was just an empty space: s. According to most of the sites I have a card/controller "Intel HD Graphics 2000 Dynamic Video Memory Technology."

  It would be possible for me to say buy a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 (http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=GeForce+GTX+680 & id = 41) and paste it into my machine? I noticed that there a housing as if she had to go in a tower. I should locate and remove the controller/original graphics card before I could install it?

  I really hope HP havnt done so its only compatible with some cards. Which would defeat the purpose of the machine being easily expandable...

  Any help appreciated, thanks a lot

  Chris

  PS you can get the specifications to

  http://www.equanet.co.UK/catalogue/item/it-equipment/computers/computer-workstations/HP-workstation-...

  Make sure it is the Xeon E3-1245v2 if you intend to do this (noting the "v2" at the end)

  It's a new architecture than the E3-1245 ("v1" If you want) and the v2 has a major upgrade to the graphics capabilities on the former model, will perform a little better for the CPU to destination as well tasks. It should work more fresh and quieter too, as an added bonus. It should not cost more than either a v1.

  You can buy units in a sales package retail or OEM (just naked CPU). You get a heat sink with the retail package, but you don't use it. There is not generally a big cost difference between the two, however, perhaps only a few £/ $ extra for the retail box. I tend to hesitate to ebay, unless I can't avoid it (as with the MXM cards). You have problems to find a 1245v2 to stock from several reputable providers and potentially get a better deal on ebay also.

  Replace the CPU isn't too difficult, but I recommend checking out a few guides before you try it yourself - I don't dive in details here on a generic CPU swap because there is nothing I can say that google or youtube will not tell you 10 times more.

  There is nothing particularly unique about the replacement of the CPU in the Z. The cooler is set by a few screws and simply lifts off once they are free (and the fans are disconnected from the motherboard).

  Once it is off, clean the bottom with something that won't leave a residue (e.g., not something as a solvent for nail polish with perfumes etc.. I use TIM Akasa cleaner and it works very well). Decliper and open setting around the CPU, pop in the new processor carefully, noting the location indicated by the arrow in the corner of the CPU lines until the arrow on the socket. Re-engage the strain relief and apply little thermal grease directly on the CPU (there are many on the market, I use Arctic Silver 5). Make sure not to apply too much grease, you're going to a very thin layer, better youtube it for technique.

  Then all that remains is to replace the cooler (making sure not to forget to plug back in), close the PC and fire.

  EDIT: One more thing-update your BIOS to the latest version before swap you the processors, it could not start with the E3-1245v2 with a BIOS earlier, which gives you a nice 'Uh Oh' moment, before realizing you have to UN-swap and then re - Exchange processors again.

• Help! HPE H8-1230, upgrading the graphics card

  Im trying to update my graphics card

  GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 650 Ti OC 2 GB GDDR5 2 x DVI / HDMI / D - SUB PCI-Express 3.0 chart graphics cards GV-N65TOC - 2gi

  http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4382#OV

  I get 6 beeps and 6 blinks on the power turns on at the same time and the PC will not boot up to... I put my old Nvidia GT 620 in the machine and bam right boots up to is there a restriction on the main map, stopping at this card to work any ideas on this help please!

  Model No.: h8-1230
  Product #: H2L73AA #ABA

  Operating system
  Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1

  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  AMD FX-6120 52 ° C.
  Zambezi 32nm technology

  RAM
  10.0 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 665 MHz (9-9-9-24)

  Motherboard

  M3970AM-HP (Angelica2) "Gigabyte 2AC8.

  Graphics
  TV LCD (1920x1080@60Hz)
  1023 MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 620

  Hard drives
  1863GB Hitachi HDS723020BLA642 SCSI Disk Device

  Optical drives
  HP DVD-RAM GH80N SCSI CdRom Device
  
  Audio
  IDT High Definition Audio CODEC

  POWER SUPPLY

  Cooler Master 450W 80 more Bronze

  http://www.Coolermaster-USA.com/product.php?product_id=10084 & product_name = GXII % 20450W

  Lil_Lisa27 wrote:
  

  Hello CajunGuy,
  
  At this point, if you are unable to access the legacy option in the BIOS. One thing you can do is to make sure that your BIOS is up to date. I have included the "BIOS update" document. Please follow these steps and then see if you have the legacy option in the BIOS.
  
  If you not yet the option in the BIOS, then the map you are migrating to is not compatible with your system.
  
  Thank you.

  OMG

  Thank you very much, I thought it was food that I would look for another, but the bios update worked!

  Thanks again!

  CajunGuy

• ENVY Desktop - 750-137c: help me to find a graphics card that fits.

  Hello, my name is Joe.   I need help with my new pc.  I got this pc without graphics card.  I want to try to upgrade and I think I can use the slot pcie 16 x 3.0?  Correct me if I'm wrong.  I want to know what the card would fit as the motherboard is a Μatx which, from what I can tell, a little smaller.   Also, I may have to upgrade my power supply. If so, is there a special for my pc or can put in none?  I have no idea.   Thank you all for your time.   I'll check here every day.

  Joe

  Thank you for the additional information.

  You certainly need to move the power supply (PSU).  I love Corsair products.  A modular POWER supply is very good because it allows to use only the cables needed.  I normally recommend at least 500W, but in this case, I would recommend 600W.  Your computer is new, and this will give you more flexibility for future updates.

  Here are the system requirements for Fallout 4:

  • 08/07/10 (64 - bit OS required) Windows
  • Intel Core i7 4790 3.6 GHz/AMD FX-9590 4.7 GHz or equivalent.
  • 8 GB OF RAM.
  • 30 GB of free HARD disk space.
  • NVIDIA GTX 780 3 GB/AMD Radeon R9 290 X 4 GB or equivalent.

  Now for the video card.  As you can see, the system requirements are quite high for Fallout 4.  I believe, with the video card on the right, you'll be able to play it is still higher than the average.  The RAM and video card are more important when the games.  Here is a card that should work for you.  Read the customer reviews.  A comment indicates that the map plays Fallout 4 nicely.  However, I claim that you contact EVGA Tech Support (1-800-880-3842) in order to ensure that it will work.  They were always very helpful when I made contact with them.

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