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• Qosmio F50-126: how to activate the integrated graphics card?

  Running Windows 7 on F50 - 126.
  After checking my specs on the site Web of toshiba, here are the details on my graphics card: -.

  Manufacturer: NVIDIA;
  type: NVIDIA; GeForce; 9700 M GTS supporting TurboCache; technology
  memory: 512 MB dedicated VRAM (up to 1 791 MB of total available graphics memory using the TurboCache™ technology with 3 GB of system memory)
  memory type: GDDR3 (800 MHz) video RAM (resp. RAM video and system memory combined)
  connected bus: PCI Express 16 x

  I want to know if I can turn on my integrated graphics card. I know that clicking on powersave suppose to turn off my 9700 m and go to the integrated card, but the laptop did not want it actually disabled.
  Like, watching a video or a game of battery the difference between "Powersafe" and "Balance" is not that much.

  The computer seems to work at full power.
  Because I remember when I had Vista installed, the game and used trolling videoes. But on windows 7 it doesn't. Anyone know how to activate the integrated card?

  I have my computer updated completely and everthing... How d I do not know if my card is turned on or off?

  Hi mate

  I'm a bit confused of m.
  Why?
  Because you ask about activation and deactivation of the graphics card (integrated).

  First of all, there is ONLY a single graphic chip!
  It s a GeForce 9700 M GTS graphics card.

  The graphics chip supports the 512 MB GDDR3 own (he dedicated video memory s) and it s is always available!

  In addition, the chip supports shared system memory. It depends on the available main memory!

  For example:
  * With the help of Win 32 bit system *.

  System memory: * 2 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 767 MB (using 3 GB of RAM you 1279 MB)
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1279 MB (1791 using 3 GB of RAM)

  System memory: * 4 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 1279MB
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1791 MB

  * With the help of Win 64 bit system *.

  System memory: * 2 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 767 MB
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1279MB

  System memory: * 4 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 1791
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 2303

  As you can see the use of Win 64-bit and 4 GB of RAM would be better for the graphics card as the use of the file Win 32 bit with 4 GB of RAM

• The best replacement for an AMD Radeon 8670 D integrated graphics

  I have a HP ENVY AMD A10 - 6700 3.7 GHz APU with integrated graphics AMD Radeon 8670 D. I have 16 GB of RAM and a 300 Watt power supply. I am running windows 8.1, the machine is surprisingly fast and HD is decent integrated graphics have come a long way! I don't play games but don't watch much programming on my HDTV. So I wonder what would be the best graphics card which is $ 100 or less with what I have, I have a PCIe x 16 slot 2.0 I think. And please recommend a food FRO the card. Thanks in advance, josh

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  Your budget makes it a bit difficult to find a video card that would meet your needs.  However, here is a card which I think will do what you need.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  It requires only a power supply (PSU) 350W runs correctly.  So it's up to you, but you might try to see if it works with the existing PSU.  If you have problems with installation, see the guide I provided in my previous post carefully.

  Now, if you decide to buy a power supply, I love OCZ and Corsair.  They are passionate about quality for a good price.  The PSU is not the place to save money in a computer.  It is the backbone.  I suggest at least 500W.  This will give you some leeway for future updates.  The OCZ PSU's modular.  They are good in a smaller housing because you only use the cables needed.

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• power supply and integrated graphics card upgrad

  I have an a6767c of office with integrated graphics. I would like to upgrade with a good card modest price. Perhaps nivida 9800? also a new power supply would be advised that told me. I can spend about about 250.00 maybe more I can install myself. Thinking maybe 600 watt PSU? Im a bit new to pc, but learn quickly. any help would be great.

  Corsair 400CX would be my 1st choice.  With respect to the GPU, I'd go with the Radeon 4770.  Measure the case to ensure that the GPU will adjust.  These Gumball HP is designed for browsing the web and light desktop functions.  You can migrate content to a best case (Antec 300).  Final cost will be always under $ 200!

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139008&TPK=Corsair%20400cx

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&DEPA=0&order=BESTMATCH&description=ATI+4770&x=0&y=0

• My gateway has this integrated graphics of generic-sounding of Intel Corp., the '828645G', alias as the series 845G and search Internet for driver

  My gateway has this integrated graphics of generic-sounding of Intel Corp., the '828645G', alias the 845G series, and I'm looking all over the Internet to a graphics driver that matches or is compatible with, my driver. I want to run Aero, but when I finished solving display problems I get a solution indicating that he can take care of Aero, but a display of Windows (WDDM) driver Module is required for Aero is taken into account. I have valiantly looking for Vista/7 drivers and has seen many others who would potentially cause my precious gateway to self-destruct, essentially. Any ideas where I can get the drivers compatible or similar for Windows 7 32 - bit, running on a portal designed for XP?

  If neither gateway nor Intel has drivers on their website, then there would be none.

• Artifacts R400 weird screen (integrated graphics) running Win 7 RTM

  Pretty much no matter what I do - I keep seeing weird "artificats" on my screen (integrated display and when to use an external monitor).  It is not a particular activity that requires even if switching windows exacerbates the problem.  I tried to use the pre-installed driver Win 7 and the latest drivers from Intel's RTM (Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Windows 7 Release Candidate), and it made no difference.

  What I see on the screen, it's as if a DVI connection is bad, but I can only compress/maximize the active window and immediately cleared debris from the screen.  I have a lot of free memory and don't have many applications open at any time. If I take a screen when this happens, debris from the screen appears there too, probably isn't the output device, but something is happening with the graphics card itself.

  I disabled the Aero graphics until someone can help me understand what is happening.  I should not have done it on a new computer laptop!  What is the problem here?

  All,

  We have published a official tip on what lies on our support site.

  Visual corruption - ThinkPad R400, R500, T400, T400s, T500, W500, X 200, X200s, X 200 Tablet, X 301

  Symptom

  Visual corruption is seen on the screen. He tends to start isolated to a specific application window, but then starts quickly appear on all other windows in the application, and the office. Corruption usually appears as garbled text or images scrambled.

  Configurations affected
  The following configuration:
  Microsoft Windows Vista or Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit)
  Intel Virtualization Technology for Directed-IO (VT - d) is enabled in the BIOS Setup utility.
  There are two bars of memory DIMM in the system, and they have a different size (for example, 2 GB and 1 GB).
  On one of the following systems:
  ThinkPad R400(*1), R500(*2)
  T400(*1), T500(*1), T400s ThinkPad
  ThinkPad W500(*1)
  ThinkPad X 200, X200s, X 200 Tablet, X 301
  * 1: for models with switchable graphics, the system must be integrated graphics mode to see the failure.
  * 2: models with integrated only graphics.

  Workaround

  Option 1:
  Disable virtualization for directed-IO (VT - d). This can be done in the BIOS Setup utility. When the system is first start (during POST), press F1 to enter the Setup utility. Then enter the Config menu and the submenu of the CPU. Changing VT - d for persons with reduced mobility.

  Option 2:
  Make sure that there is only a single memory DIMM in the system.

  Option 3:
  Make sure the memory of two DIMMs in the system are of equal size. For example, both are 2GB.
  VT - d
  Virtualization for directed-IO (VT - d) technology is an assist of hardware for virtualization of i/o device (primary the DMA and interrupts). VT - d is not necessary to support a virtual machine running (to the knowledge of Lenovo at the moment). Some VMMs require that material help for virtualization to be activated, but it is a separate VT - d setting. In the same screen of the BIOS Setup, there is a parameter called virtualization technology, which is the most commonly used feature.
  Here is a link to the Intel site describing Vt - d.

• discrete or integrated graphics

  Hi, I have a 700-010xt pc with a graphics card like NVIDIA 640GT and would like to know if both the integrated graphics card Intel and discrete graphics work together according to the requirements of the application, or only the active NVIDIA?  It is editable in the BIOS?

  Thank you, Don

  Hi, Don:

  When you have the graphics card from nvidia, I know that the Intel integrated graphics card is disabled.

  Please refer to the link below and click to expand the video section.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03132942

  Best regards

  Paul

• HPE h9-1001de: HPE h9-1001de - broken graphics card can I use the integrated graphics card Intel?

  I bought this PC four years ago (just the version, not CS as in the link):

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c03106002

  The integrated graphics went broken today. Research on the spec Web site I noticed that the Intel's integrated graphics. I won't buy another video card, if there is a graphics processor integrated into the processor.

  Indeed, there are two additional DVI ports; However, they are sealed with a sign "DO NOT REMOVE", and each port is sealed with two screws with a strange format (star with six faces?).

  Why these DVI ports are sealed? Why with this format live strange? I hope that's not for licensing reasons, and that I'm still able to use them as DVI ports...

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  I don't think it is sealed for any other reason than from your PC with a video of the add-on card, they would not people plugging in these ports DVI cables and by calling HP support complaining that the video does not work (because an add on card disables the integrated graphics card).

  Remove your discrete PCIe x 16 graphics card, so the built-in graphics card is enabled, put your hand on the good size torx screwdriver and remove the cover, so you can use the integrated graphics card adapter.

• How to disable the integrated graphics card? HP Pavilion a6400f

  I intend to install a new NVIDIA PCI-E x 16 video card, but my HP Pavilion a6400f comes with an Intel integrated graphics. I know that you need to disable the onboard graphics, but how? I checked the BIOS but couldn't find an option to turn it off. Any help?

  Message edited by soadfreak2005 on 01/16/2009 11:24

  You go to control panel, system maintenance, and then Device Manager. Scroll down and look for graphics cards, click the plus tab, click on the model of integrated graphics card you have. Then right click and a menu appears, select turn off and that's all. Then follow the instructions on your new graphics card. Good luck...

• Allocate more RAM for integrated graphics - HP Pavilion 15-n225nr TouchSmart laptop

  Hi, I have a HP Pavilion TouchSmart 15-n225nr Notebook PC, which is optimal for workloads but (A10 2.10 GHz AMD quad-core processor, came with 8 GB of ram and 750 GB HARD drive), however, recently tried to make a few games but this laptop has an intgrated GPU. I read that the upgrade of RAM will do not much but I ordered a second card of 8 GB of ram, because I want to increase the framerate by every single FPS I can ge and I'm coming soon, so I'll have 16 GB of RAM and the fact he'll be dual channel is a more. I have also read that by upgrading the RAM you can upgrade the amount of ram used by your integrated gpu because there will be more RAM available for use. I don't know if by upgradinng the RAM VRAM happen automatically or if I'll be able to do it manually, I read that you can do it via the BIOS, I don't know for shure if possible.

  So, is it possible to increase the fraction of my RAM than my integrated graphics card uses?, if yes, how?

  If it is not possible to what can do to increase my FPS on the game?, because I can't change a dedicated GPU because it's a laptop.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  According to the specifications of your computer, to graph total 4195 MB memory is the maximum that can be used. Regardless of the amount of dedicated, is all that can be used as memory dedicated. As a general rule, Windows controls the amount of memory used by the video card. This means that you will not be able to change the settings in the BIOS that will change this option. This isn't a computer class in the game and you expect too much of him.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Desktop a6457c Pavilion: bad card integrated graphics

  If I install a pcie card it will automatically change in edge in pcie bios? I can't get to the bios to change the settings because of the empty screen.

  Dan, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, when you install a discrete integrated graphic subsystem video card will be automatically disabled.

  You need to be careful when you choose a video card.  Latest maps need UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  The last series of cards that do not require UEFI was 640 gt.  In addition, you may need to upgrade the power supply (PSU).  Most newer cards require at least 400W to work properly.

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

• Integrated graphics card

  Please be nice... not everyone is a computer geek...

  I tried to find another post related to this, but I couldn't.

  I bought the Y510 several months ago - it has these features:

  Processor

  Intel Pentium Dual-Core Mobile Processor T2330

  System Board

  Intel 965GM

  Memory

  2 * 1GB (667)

  HARD DRIVE

  250GB / 5400 RPM

  Graphics

  X 3100 integrated

  ODD

  DVD - RW

  Audio

  Intel Azalia

  Ethernet

  Intel Pro 3945ABG

  Card reader

  6 in 1

  Modem

  56 k Fastlink

  OPERATING SYSTEM

  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium

  I asked the sales representative if there are video cards that can be used in the Express slot, and he said yes. So I figured I could buy it and if I felt like adding a video card, I could put one in there. It turns out that that was not true. And Yes... I know... you can not upgrade the integrated graphic card.

  But there are houses (such as pci or other) inside the laptop containing unnecessary components, such as the card reader express, which can be replaced for a video card? I don't want to put the video card in the reader, but set back from the drive and putting in a card in its place.

  Believe me, I have no idea. Talking to me as a 'newbie', not as someone who's trying to sound smart. I would appreciate an answer!

  The graphics alone 'upgrade' I know is the nVidia MXM platform, I do not think any laptops announced with Intel X 3100 have. It is a type of housing (flowing PCI express bus) which allows a graphics card to be inserted (and later upgraded). In General, if find you a system with a third-party graphics card (in the case of MXM, a nVidia card) it can eventually be upgraded to a better-model nVidia card in the future.

  To be honest, I don't think he'll be a lot more that you can do internally to improve the graphics...

  EDIT: it seems that ATi also has a similar type of technology called "AXIOM", but I don't think you'd find it at all on the Y510s. Everything I've read about them is associated with nVidia.

• Defective integrated graphics

  I have a Compaq Presario SR1619UK (Windows XP Home Edition). The integrated graphics card seems to be at fault

  and said that I can replace it directly with an AGP GRAPHICS CARD in the AGP slot in the PC. If this is the case

  How can ensure me that I get the correct map?  Below is the specification of the installed card.

  TYPE OF CHIP - ATI RADEONXPRESS SERIES (OX5954)

  DAC - DAC TYPE INTERNAL (400 MHZ)

  SIZE OF THE MEMORY - 256 MB

  CHAIN OF CARD - ATI RADEON XPRESS 200 SERIES

  Any help would be appreciated

  Concerning

  jubob

  300W is marginal, but the 5450HD has approximately 20w more than the current setting.  Apparently, your diet will be adequate.  Let us know how this concludes.

• HP Pavilion dv6-6145dx: my system has "integrated graphics".

  Hello:

  I continued to improve and maintain my laptop in perfect condition.  I have upgraded to Win 10 and increased my system of power, increased my RAM to a maximum of 16 GB and stimulated my hard drive internal to a 1 to with a secondary Win 7 OS using a 750 GB insertable in the DVD drawer.  Everything works very well.  I usually my laptop on a fan base to keep things cool and operating a peak, but for these times I am in portable mode, I need to be sure I am I protected if I want to replace my old Fan to make sure I keep my system cool when not on the fan base.

  My laptop also has 'dedicated memory' for graphics, but when looking the model of adequate replacement of fan they ask if she "integrated graphics".  I can do a case of integrated logic could be regarded as either the same, or opposite, of dedicated.

  Does anyone have the experience here and can tell me positively fan I need to replace?

  CPU = AMD A8 - 3500 M 2.40 GHz processor (FSB 1,5 GHz,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, quad core, 35 W)

  GPU = graphics AMD Radeon™ HD 6620 G on
  computer models equipped with an AMD A8 Processor

  Thank you

  Hello

  The card says there's technology VISION A8, yes it has built-in/integrated GPU:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02996677

  Kind regards.

• Different in the integrated graphics card as says compney

  I bought HP 15-g002AX a month... before you buy I read the specifications carefully... everywhere I found that the integrated graphics card is AMD radeon hd 8570 m 2 GB, but after you buy and check the graphics card it is Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m and graphics Amd Radeon (TM) R5

  Dishant99 wrote:
  I bought HP 15-g002AX a month... before you buy I read the specifications carefully... everywhere I found that the integrated graphics card is AMD radeon hd 8570 m 2 GB, but after you buy and check the graphics card it is Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m and graphics Amd Radeon (TM) R5

  "Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m" is the series to which belongs an AMD HD 8570 m.

  You can download and run CPU-Z to correctly identify the discrete graphic card installed in your laptop. The Graphics tab as shown in the picture. You can use the Catalyst Control center first select the Radeon HD 8570 m. Switchable graphics on HP laptops