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• Dell Inspiron 2320 video card - can only install the drivers for Dell?

  Is it not possible to install the direct drivers of nVidia? Dell drivers are quite obsolete compared to those that I can download on the nVidia site...

  If it is possible, how? When I try to install a nVidia Driver it says that it cannot detect the compatible hardware.

  Hi fabriciofla,

  My apologies for the information I have given in the previous post. Dell Inspiron One 2320 a NVIDIA Optimus technology then you will not be able to update the drivers on the manufacturer's Web site. Ask you to wait that we test pilots and launch it on the Dell support site (time is not fixed).

• What video card do I need on a Dell Inspiron 1545 playing Fallout 3?

  I have a problem when I try to play Fallout 3 on my Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop. I tested my computer with the System Requirements Lab and he told me that I need an upgrade. I have a Mobile Intel (r) 4 Series Express Chipset Family.  He said that the Minimum that I need for my computer is Direct X 9.0 c compatible video card with 256 MB RAM (NVIDIA 6800 or better/ATI X 850 or better).  I looked this up, but I can only find ones for desktop computers. Do you know what I should get the video card and what one is for my computer?

  Shawn

  Generally, you may not get a new video card for your laptop, but if you can contact so that they can install it for you, unless you know how to install mobile video cards yourself.

  I looked towards the top of your machine and it looks like you have the possibility to have a 256 MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330 for your machine. That would probably be it. I don't know what type of processor you have, but this card should work for you. Integrated Intel cards are not good for games at all.

  Good luck.

• Inspiron 3847 upgrade video card options

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Dell Inspiron 3847

  My videocard GeForce GT 720

  Intel Core i7-4790 processor 3.6 GHz

  16 GB of DDR3 (8GBx2 1600 MHz) memory

  so I need to update my video card for games how much electric power for the new video card required

  I have 300 watt

  Sorry for the bad English ():

  thx a lot if this card I wil buy EVGA GeForce GTX 960 G 04-P4-3962-KR 4 GB SC GAMING, only 6.8 inches

  4 GB 2 GB not

  www.newegg.com/.../Product.aspx

  and thx agin

• Inspiron 15R SE 7520 video card does not work after update Windows 8.1

  The internal graphics are Intel HD 4000 and the graphics card is a Radeon HD M 7730. After update for Windows 8.1 almost everything worked, except that it only uses the integrated Intel graphics card. Now, the resolution is not right and parts of the interface Windows look rather mediocre in comparison.

  What I tried:

  • Uninstalling the video card drivers
  • Reinstall the drivers for the video card in Dell
  • Install the latest beta drivers directly on the AMD website
  • Disabling the integrated Intel graphics card
  • Uninstall the Intel integrated graphics card

  So now what?

  Hi all

  After a lot of Googling, got this Dell website which has 8.1 Windows drivers for Inspiron 15R 7520 SE:

  http://FTP.Dell.com/published/pages/Inspiron-15R-se-7520.html#TopSolutions

  After having installed the drivers from AMD & Intel HD4000 for Win8.1 on the site above, blurry of the screen disappeared and catalyst works again!

  Please spread this link autour!  Very weird representatives Dell did not provide this link. Their advice to uninstall drivers / stop windows update does not help.

• Updated video card in 660 Inspiron does not?

  Okay, so I slapped him a new Gigabyte Radeon HD 6670 in my brand new inspiron 660... and nothing.  Windows 7 does not recognize it at all.

  So I say, bad card... send it back, get a new one, taken in the other, nothing.  Can't be two bad cards now I think.  Any ideas?  Help?

  Well, my computer is broken.  I installed an old video card and he would not recognize this card.  Then I said to myself, 'why not just try 6670 in the other new Dell you buy?'  So I did.  He immediately recognized the card and worked exactly as it is supposed to.  Canceled the order of power supply and call Dell to return the defective 660 for an Exchange with a working one.

• Inspiron 530 video upgrade question card

  I have a Dell Inspiron 530 has. It has all the pieces of stock right now, but I'll put a core 2 duo E7400 in there when it happens. The next issue is that I need a video card for it. What is the best card that can be put in it without an upgrade to the PSU, yet? The power supply will not be upgraded for awhile. The motherboard is the G33M02, not 03 version version. He seems to have the 1.0.15 installed BIOS version, I will update as soon as I have the chance. It has not always been connected even to install an operating system - came empty (just bought from a wholesaler of machines of companies).

  Edit - forgot the bios information.

  Forget the 8400 GS.  This card is too old and has little to offer with regard to the performance of the game.  The HD 6450 or 610 GT are the best cards. The minimum requirement to play Mechwarrior online is the HD 6450 and the GT 610 offers similar performance.  If you want something better without too much spending, I'd recommend getting the HD 6570 HERE.  This card would have much better performance of game at the expense of others.

• 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.

• Questions about upgrading the video card in the Inspiron 620

  Hey guys... I want to add a discrete graphics card to my new Dell Inspiron 620.  My power supply is rated at 300w.  Are there maps decent graphics that I could use that would be compatible with the 300w PSU?  Also, if I upgrade my diet as well, which could result in the cancellation of the guarantee I have on my new Dell?  Thanks in advance!

  Much here on the forums have used the HD 5670 on their units of 300 watt with no problems.

  By the table below, you can see that the HD 5670 is only set to 190 watts in charge for the entire system.   I think that the video card will do only about 50-60 watts in game situations and where the only game not only around 20 watts.

  

• Inspiron 15R SE 7520 video card problems

  Dear DELL,

  This is a story of love at first sight, a happy period of parade and then heartbreak. When shopping for a new laptop, I fell upon a jewel of one. display 1080 p MATTE? Check. Zippy image Ivy Bridge CPU? Check. Clean, dedicated GPU? Check. Large amounts of RAM? Check. HARD drive tough? Check. FOUR USB 3.0 ports? Check. Optical disc (call me old-fashioned)? Check. Decent price tag? Check (after rebate online). Didn't hesitantly does not, I immediately bought an Inspiron 7520 home in July of 2012. At first, everything was a lot. I had a wonderful relationship with my laptop. The AMD Radeon HD M 7730 run latest games on medium to high heat, as long as I was not too hard with the resolution. Ultra high heat were out of the question, but I was fine with that. Of course, if DELL had to procure a 7750M or a 7770M, things would have been even more pink. Ah, good times!

  As they say, all good things have an end. This relationship that bordered on perfection did not last long. In October of the same year, a tragedy struck. My baby was delivered with Win7 Home Premium 64-bit, but since I am eligible for the purchase of Win8 at a subsidized price, I went for him just after launched Win8. Initially, I had been suspicious of the upgrade because I was afraid that there would be problems of compatibility with my existing games (I have a large library of titles of steam). However, after researching this issue, I discovered that there was not much to fear. WIN8 seemed to be just as good for gaming under Win7 (or even better). So I made the leap.

  And here! Immediately after the installation of Win8, it became clear that DELL had not fully prepared for the influx of new users of Win8 7520. From the beginning, my AMD video card stopped working. Needless to say, it was obviously a driver problem. I'm a patient person. That's why I decided to wait for DELL or AMD released a newer version of pilots 7730M. Because, you know, builders/OEMs need time to do their stuff. And I understood that. Take a few weeks, heck, take a couple of months. So, I want a fully functional GPU again so that I can play games Beyond 800 x 600 on low heat. Now, when I try to open the Catalyst Control Center, it just gives me this error: " " "Catalyst Control Centre cannot be started. Currently, there are no settings that can be configured with the Catalyst Control Center'. Tick, tock, tick tock... Fast forward to today, March 5, 2013, and it's been about half a year what Win8 was created.

  Here's a question, DELL - WHERE ON EARTH ARE THE LATEST DRIVERS for the AMD RADEON HD 7730 M?

  Before any tech support agent gives me an official response asking me to troubleshoot/diagnosis/attempt to repair my system, I'll save you the trouble: don't. Here is a (non exhaustive) list of the steps I have taken in the past half a year to troubleshoot/diagnosis/attempt to repair my system:

  -I went through the whole process "devmgmt.msc".

  -J' I updated my version of .NET for the last.

  -J' downloaded and installed ALL the latest drivers for BIOS, GPU, WLAN, USB 3.0, memory card reader, and even, you name it. Yes, not even the latest GPU drivers on your work site. The 7730M does everything just quite Win8. This means that the two latest drivers are not later, or that you have published a very sloppy update that probably made things worse rather than improve it.

  -J' checked multiple for a line (beginning with DELL) for corrections.

  -J' visited the site Web of AMD and unacceptable, specific Win8 for 7730M drivers have not been released yet. Worse yet, it seems that they have not committed to a schedule for updating their drivers!

  -J' tried to install different versions of drivers of M 7730, none has made a difference.

  -I probably did some other things but I do not remember anything else right now.

  Look, it's very simple, DELL. On behalf of all THOSE who have purchased the 7520 from you (and I know that he is a popular model), we are sick and tired of waiting for an update of the simple driver! If AMD can not get their shit right, move them, push, force to! You have a business relationship with them, but you also have a relationship with us, your customers. If you indeed treat us like your valuable customers, so please, please, please, please, please, just publish this update of elusive driver that reactivates the GPU in our 7520, if running on Win7 or Win8. It is a shame for me; In fact, I took the time to type this essay just to release all my pent-up frustration.

  Finally, I got it with not be able to enjoy something that I legitimately own the way I want. If you don't sort this issue as soon as possible, I give you my word, I don't have to buy another DELL again. Do not respond to this letter by means of a useless official response you give to each complainant unique, I like to take concrete measures. Also, I don't want to go down to Win7 I like Win8, so this isn't an option as well. This issue has climbed out of control - simply by looking at the number of threads complaining about this same exact thing makes me want to pull out my hair. Once more, on behalf of all Inspiron 15R SE 7520 owners, I beg DELL and/or AMD to lead to a permanent solution to this problem quickly. Pretty please?

  Yours sincerely,

  An extremely agitated owner Inspiron 7520

  I've been using a n5010 with a core i3 370 m and 4650 m since 2.5 years even if there is an increase in acceptable performance for me: p I know I shouldn't expect to play on the set high in the good fps but it will do the job for me. And Yes, I couldve built much better desktop at the same price, but I'll take it to College for CAD, so there need to be a portable system. Instead, think wait you two months or more for computers laptops haswell will be worh it?

• 660 Inspiron video card problem

  Yesterday, I bought an Inspiron 660 and I bought an EVGA GeForce GTX 550 Ti - 2 GB Superclocked video card to upgrade from the integrated Intel HD graphics card already in there. I got my computer and then to Best Buy to pick up my card only to find out when I cracked the open Inspiron 660 food had no additional power cable! So, I can't start my new card! I am very disappointed, my old Dell Dimension E510 had manipulated and additional power cables my XFX GeForce 8600 GTS very well! Why this model that is supposed to be more recent, faster and better would not address this EVGA GeForce GTX 550 it? Is there anything I can do to remedy the situation before I have on factory reset and return this piece-o-junk?

  Is there a 500 Watt electric and cable someone recommend me?

  Here are a few suggestions.   GTX 550 it should take only a single PCIe 6-pin power cable.  However, all these two have.

  Inspiron will usually just come with the 300 Watt power supply in the mini towers.  You must go to the XPS line for larger power supplies.  Video cards are now more energy efficient.  Maps of the past who had need of connections do not today at certain levels of performance.    There are a lot of cards today that will be better than the old 8600 GTS which requires no power connections.

• Have I not AMD Radeon HD M 7730 2 GB video card on my new laptop Inspiron 15R?

  Hello

  Last week I received the delivery of Dell, with my new Inspiron 15R laptop.

  I struggled again to learn how to use Windows 8 more comfortably (to be able to perform the same actions/tasks as in Win XP or Win 7), discovered playing around the Panel, in the section of the graphics card, I was surprised and frightened the driver installed is "Intel Graphics 4000.

  I was shocked! I specifically paid for AMD Radeon HD 7730 M 2 GB video card!

  I searched on the driver CD that came with the laptop, I found the driver for AMD Radeon video card. I installed it. Then I disabled the driver Intel Graphics 4000.

  Windows have complained about this version of the AMD Radeon driver, turn it off and turn it on (and of course installed) driver Intel Graphics 4000!

  Question:

  Have I not AMD Radeon HD M 7730 video card in my laptop? Is this a problem of driver on Windows 8, or Dell forgot to put this video card more expensive on my laptop?

  Maybe I'll take a look in the BIOS, it should include all hardware components.

  I can't believe you posted just your device manager, display the map in question . What the hell was all panic.

  I foolishly assumed when you said you looked at graphics cards configuration panel, you mean you couldn't see in the Device Manager.

  Thanks Ejn63

• Performance video card in Dell inspiron 3521 (i5 1.7 ghz, radeon hd 7650 m 1 GB, 6 GB ram, win 7)

  Hello guys. The configuration of my laptop is (1.7 ghz, radeon hd 7650 m i5 / intel graphics hd, 6 GB ram, win 7)

  My previous laptop was a Dell Inspiron 1520 with processor T7500 (gz 2 or 2.2, not sure, Nvidia GeForce 8800 m (256 MB) video card and 4 GB of ram, win xp)

  IM game called World of warcraft on my new laptop but I have question about FPS (framerate).

  Maximum FPS I can get is about 80, but is not stable, I mean FPS jump from 30 to 80 on low graphics. I rememmber, when I played Wow on my laptop previous, I had stable FPS of 60-80. Why? Radeon hd 7650 is more than 2 times better videocard for 8800 m from Nvidia.

  I try to use gamebooster (program to increase the performance of the game), but nothing helped. NVIDIA had beautiful Control Panel, where I can change all the settings to increase video card performance, but what a radeon? I installed the video card of the site drivers of official Dell but there like 4 options.

  Can someone explain to me. I sold my previous laptop, something that I'm going to get more powerful laptop, but now I feel like a fool.

  Hi Minioriginal,

  Please provide us with this information. All graphics applications of broad must be configured on high performance so that they use the video card ATI and Intel not one.

  Please select high performance and then launch the game and let us know the results of the same.

• Dell inspiron 3521 (i5), how to configure Radeon video card laptop use as main graphics card?

  Hello guys.

  IM using Dell inspiron 3521 (version i5 to 1.7 ghz, Radeon HD 7670 M / Intel HD Graphics 4000, 6 GB of ram)

  I don't want to use the Intel HD video card at all, because the quality of the texture is so low. I would like to know, how to set up the main video card?

  Its possible?

  Thank you

  The 'main' video chip is the Intel one - it's the only one who has a connection to your display board.  The AMD GPU is a co-processor - it can be used (chosen from the AMD Catalyst Control Panel) for the applications you want to use it.

  It CAN be made the default GPU - GPU from Intel's wired for this role.  By design, all of the video data through the Intel GPU (which is part of the central unit of system processing).

• New Inspiron 560 - dual head video card

  Hello

  I recently bought a new Dell Inspiron 560, which is being built as I type.  I use a multi-screen work configuration and the habit of it - so I would like to upgrade my computer to do so.  I have a good bit of experience working on the PC, but not recently - and it seems that the world of video cards has changed a bit in the past 6 years and more.  (I think I know that the onboard video will have to be disabled to use another video card, so it would take the dual head card or USB video adapter.)

  I don't want to upgrade the power supply, which I believe would be necessary with a video card "hardcore".  I'm not a gamer and don't expect to ever need a video card that powerful.   I am considering Radeo 4350 card made by Asus (a brand that I know) http://www.amazon.com/Radeon-EAH4350-PCI-Express-Silent-Graphics/dp/B00203CU5S/ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1291916786&sr=1-4

  What is a good option that works in the Inspiron 560?  Thank you in advance!

  An addendum to the original question: one of my monitors has a HDMI input - it seems that the Inspiron 560 has 1 HDMI output and 1 VGA output.  Could I just use these for a 2 two monitor Setup?

  Thank you.