identification for Pavilion dm4t graphics card

Similar Questions

• Compaq Presario SR1619UK: Need to be able to provide information for installing a graphics card

  Hello, everyone.

  I have inherited a HP/Compaq Presario SR1619UK recently and think to install a new graphics card to replace the ATI Radeon Xpress 200 integrated chipset. What I need to know is this: -.

  I have searched all over the pages of the specification and support and can not find ANYWHERE, any information on the feeding on this model (output in watts) output.

  How much power do the PCI slots of power?

  I don't want a top-of-range for the games graphics card, or lots of work video (I'm in my early 50 years); what I'm after is a decent graphics, which will give me good screen resolution and behavior when you work with the Adobe PhotoShop & CreativeSuite. That's why I want to know what is the amount of power the power supplies supply actually... This is quite an old model, probably, it will provide no schedule for a graphics card powerful card... and this isn't what I'm looking for, anyway.

  Any help with this information would be much appreciated.

  Life is what you make...
  *****************************
  You can only be sure of three things in life; birth, death, and taxes; Hah!

  Hello

  Open the PC and read the label on the power supply.  What is the total power? I suspect not over 300 watts.

  The site in the past has posted Adobe recommended and certified cards video for products Adobe.  Look at what Adobe has published.

  Study it released a Guide to selection of a discrete graphics card.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/Guide-for-selecting-a-discrete-video-card/TD-p/1299011

  Features of the power supply are a slipperly slope. Rated efficiency will go down with age and power more old supplies are not very effective. Not all the PSUs being manufacutered are quality power supplies.  In addition, manufactuers video card take into consideration a lot of information including the many unknowns that might exist with PCs when they specify the size of power minimum recommended power supply.

• Getting error while booting: "the Catalyst Control Center is not suppoerted by the version of the driver for your current graphics card.

  Original title: error message

  Whenever I turn on my computer (Windows Vista) I get the following error: "the Catalyst Control Center is not suppoerted by the version of the driver for your compatible graphics card. Please update your ATI graphics driver or enavle your ATI card using the display manager. "How can I do this? and do I do this?

  Hello

  Update the driver may solve the problem. See the following article to install/update the drivers.

  Update a hardware driver that is not working properly.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  You can also download the drivers from AMD. Choose the appropriate brand and model of the device and download the drivers.

  http://support.AMD.com/us/gpudownload/pages/index.aspx

• ordered a pavilion with graphics card upgrade, upgrade used only 16-bit location

  ordered a pavilion with graphics card upgrade, upgrade used only 16-bit location. I want to connect a second monitor, can I use the parent connections card currently have coverage through them that say "do not remove"?

  Hello

  If you use an adapter, then you have the choice on the end to use the adapter based on the adapter that you use. Buy cable HDMI to DVI and save frustration adapter problems and possible.

• Recommendation for the new graphic card for the Pavilion a1250n Office running windows xp service pack 3

  trying to upgarde my pavilion a1250n computer of office for graphics card MSI r5450 radeon. After installation of the new card in the PCI express and turn on the machine, does not start, screen goes black and the fans to run at top speed. The card and the machine starts fine with the ATI radeon 200 exprees edge. I went into Device Manager and disabled the ATI radeon 200 adapter, and the system still wouldn't start with the new card. Went into the Bios at startup and changed the setting of the adapter PCI E, the slot where I put the card, and still won't work, even with the Bios and Device Manager changes I made.

  New card right out of the box, could be bad, or perhaps not compatible with my system? If is not compatible, what would you recommend? Currently I am running windows XP SP3 and am looking for a card that can be upgraded to Windows 7 64-bit. I know that the ATI integrated graphics card cannot be upgraded, so I'd appreciate some advice really.

  Thank you.

  John Perez

  Hi John,.

  The link above will show you how to clear the CMOS memory.  Just scroll down once you click on it.

  NVIDIA video cards are planned for a 300 Watt power supply

• Pavilion G6 1304SM: not updated for Win10, AMD graphics card causes serious productivity issues

  Hello.

  I bought my laptop around August 2012. A week ago I updated my computer laptop Windows 10 x 64 to Windows 7 x 64 operating system. Then I did a clean install of Windows.

  I got almost all the driver through Windows Update software. However, the driver for my graphics (Intel HD 3000 + AMD Radeon HD M 7450), I received is defective.

  In Device Manager, the AMD graphics card is referred to as "AMD Radeon HD 7000 series" instead of "AMD Radeon HD M 7450" (the way he recalled on Windows 7).

  On the site Web of the product on hp.com, where I used to see a large list of all downloadable drivers, specially designed for this computer, HP only pasted a label reading "Windows 10 drivers can be downloaded via Windows Update."

  Running in graphical mode fixed, AMD is shown with a yellow exclamation point in Device Manager (I tried to update, but it says I have the latest version). I can't disable the Intel card, otherwise I'm stuck with a resolution of 800 x 600.

  In dynamic mode (the one I'm used to working on), I used to set which application uses what GPU via the Catalyst Control Center. However, now when I do that, if an application is set to run under AMD GPU, it never starts. (It will allocate about 30 MB in RAM - visible via the Task Manager - but will not open the main window). If I change the GPU to Intel, the slopes of the app, but under limited return capabilities.

  I use extensively chart AMD. Not being is not able to use it causes problems of great productivity for me. Are there possible solutions for me, not to mention that roll back to Windows 7?

  Hello @tbc3434,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I read your post on the switchable graphics and wanted to help you!

  You can try to download graphics drivers for Windows 7/8.  If you're still having problems, then you can opt to go back to a previous generation option, in your system settings:

  HP Notebook PC - upgrade to Windows 10

  Once you return to your original operating system, check to see if you encounter the same problem. If this isn't the case, then you can consider holding off on upgrading Windows 10 until the drivers can be updated.

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution' , this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

  Have a great day!

• HP Pavilion 17 Notebook PC: updates Possible for my HP Pavilion 17 graphics card

  Hello

  I am looking to update my graphics card. I was told to 'memory Express' local that they cannot provide because of limited vendors. I was directed to one myself hope that either the company HP procure, or find one on ebay.

  I understand that laptops do not have much space internally, so I hope that there is some kind of graphics card that is designed to accommodate this?

  I currently have 10 - 5745 M APU with Radeon HD Graphics. 2.10 GHz with 12 GB of RAM.

  The games I play are MMORPG (such as Starcraft II) and run very slow/minced, even on low graphics.

  I can puchase for this problem?

  Thank you!

  A new laptop. Memory Express were obviously Bozo the Clown the Help Desk to work that day, or they had a good laugh at your expense. There is no crack to add a video card. It is soldered to the motherboard and cannot be removed or replaced. There is no such product in the form of video card in your laptop.

• HP Pavilion a6120n: graphics card for the a6120n Pavilion

  Hello

  I was wondering what kind of graphics card do I need to buy?... PCI or AGP and PCIe? I wonder if I can install a graphics card in my system? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

  They do x 1 pci - x video cards, but they are only for the addition of another monitor... not good for games. You need a x 16 pci - x video card and you can not shoot for the moon. You probably have enough power or physical space to install a video card top online $ 500.

  http://www.xtremegaminerd.com/best-graphics-cards-under-150/

• Need advice for the new graphics card

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion a6610t with HP w1907 monitors. Windows 7 32 bit.  I want to upgrade to a graphics card that supports two monitors.  Games isn't a factor, but I'd like a card that does not become the neck of the bottle when you surf or work remotely.  I have a PCIe - x 16 available slot.  My price range is around us $100.

  What should I look for another as the PCIe - x 16 and the ability to support two monitors when you shop for a graphics card?  I think the AMD Radeon HD 6570 is a good starting point.  What do you think?

  Any information will be appreciated.

  Here are the specifications and the configurable option for your desktop HP Pavilion a6610t CTO. According to specifications, your system came from the factory with a 250 watt power supply. Most retail graphics cards require a power supply minimum system assessment of 300 watts or greater. The Radeon HD 6570 you noted requires a 400 watt or a bigger power supply. The CX500, CX600 Corsair are highly recommended, are favorites of the forum and are known to adapt to most cases of HP. For useful information on the selection of a graphics card that fits your computer and meets your needs, read Guide of Big_Dave of a discrete video card selection .

  Frank

• Uprading my HP PAVILION a6550in graphics card

  I use HP Pavilion a6550in with Win7 64 bit Ultimate SP1 and 4 GB of DDR2 RAM.

  I want to upgrade my graphics card Nvidia GeForce 9300 GE is too outdated.
  Can you tell me what all Nvidia graphics cards are compatible with my system based on

  (1) size (most graphics cards are too long for this cabinet)

  (2) memory (I use ddr2 ram and I don't know if I can use gddr3 or higher graphics card with this system)

  (3) the interface on the motherboard as it is only 1 PCI Express x 16 graphics card slot. So I have to replace my graphics card rather than adding to my system using sli interface between graphics cards.

  (4) the PSU is 250W, so I'll have to replace it in order to support graphics cards consume more power.

  (5) budget, cards well within Rs 10 000 /-without compromisg on performance.

  I've selected Nvidia GeForce GT 240, but would be happy if there are maps better than this.

  Thanking you in advance

  sp10190,

  Welcome to peer-to-peer forums.

• 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 Pavilion A6603W Graphics card upgrade help.

  Current graphics card:

  GeForce 7100 / nForce 630i (built-in to the motherboard as a chip)

  Power supply #: ATX-250-12Z-REV-D7R (250 Watts I think?)

  Computer model: (HP Pavilion A6603W)

  Problem: Trying to figure out which is the best graphic card for upgrade with to keep up to date with current games, such as: battlefield, bad company 2, just cause 2, Amnesia: Dark descent.

  Now in regards to food, I'm sure that ill have to level it as well. But I found quite reasonable online at the FRY's Electronics:

  http://www.frys.com/product/5503410

  But in regards to the graphics card, I'm completely lost here that I out I can buy and not to buy. most of my games requires at least DirectX10 or more, which only takes my graphics card supported DirectX 9. I also saw that some graphics cards require power slots? I am completely new to this and I would like to have the support of users.

  Oh and by the way, the minimum that I can spend is $ 250

  any suggestions?

  Thank you for your time and your consideration.

  Salko, to play the games you mentioned, you'll need a good mid-level video card.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  The main thing to check is the length of the card.  The newer cards are 10 "or more may not correspond to the expected location.  With a power supply that is at least 500W, you assign choices.

  The Antec PSU should be fine.  However, I love OCZ and Corsair PSU for a higher power clean and stable.  They are the two manufacturers PSU enthusiast/gamer.  Check Newegg for a PSU that assign customers (read) and is rated at least 4 eggs.  It is a good indicator of the quality of the product of those who use it.

• Update of HP Pavilion Dv6 graphic card

  Hello

  I was wondering if I could update my hp pavilion dv6-3078tx graphics card. My graphics card is ati mobility radeon hd 5650. Not a bad map graphic but not the best that I can not play Assassin Creed 3. I've heard of upgrade on a laptop is impossible, - is this true? I just wanted to get a radeon processor not mobility.

  Thanks in advance

  * Click on the star of CONGRATULATIONS on the left say "thank you."
  Make it easier for others to find solutions by checking a response "Accept as Solution" if it solves your problem.

  Hello

  Basically, you can, with a cost, and I think that this cost can be more expensive than buying a new computer because you have to take into account:

  • New price of the card, and WHERE you can buy it because the laptop cards are not the same office maps. You can't buy any normal store,
  • Need new card system (certainly),
  • Need new system of cooling because in general more powerful card pumps out more heat (you want more powerful card don't you?).
  • May need new power supply because your current diet is not suitbale for the card. (I ordered a machine with the Nvidia card and I need to order a 90W charger at the same time, not the normal charger 65W. They rejected just my order.)
  • Cost of the work.
  • Packages a lot, a lot of aspirin.

  I hope this helps.

• Increase the space for more hot graphics card

  I asked a few questions about this... but I was not specific enough. My computer: HP Pavilion Elite m9060n; ZOTAC GeForce GTS250 1 GB graphics card. I made the space for this double-card slot; and upgraded POWER of Antec 650W PSU.  When mounted, the graphics card is quite close to the above TV tuner card... I can move the tuner card to a location that puts it above the PSU, but allows generous space above the graphics card. The Tuner card generates a lot of heat? It would be a wise move? I asked a similar? but referred to as a 'video card' tuner card... a different animal... excuse my bad, my intel severely limited.

  Hello

  I have the drive Bay multimedia Pocket, Personal Media Bay, two hard drives, power SUPPLY Corsair HX 650 block (extra long cables), Media Player and the NVIDIA GTX 460.  Everything fits. The cables are a little squished but otherwise it's okay.

  My firm works on the edges of the top and the PSU's fan mounted to the top, as was the original power supply.  Otherwise, my firm is the same size as yours.

• Pavilion dm4 graphics card

  Hi, I just bought pavilion dm4 laptop 3002ea a week ago and on the specifications said, is the graphics card AMD Radeon HD 7470M.when I check my computer system information, he said that the graphics card is the HD Graphics Intel® family... I am confused his intel or amd?

  Thank you

  
  

  Hello:

  Believe it or not, your laptop has both, and it is set by default for Intel graphics.

  Please read this link below, which will provide information on the switchable graphics in portable computers equipped.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03048374

  Paul