Installation or replacement of a video card

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• Replacement of audio/video cards

  I want to update the video and sound cards on my PC.  The model is p6536f, PSU is 250W, Win7 Home Edition 64 bit running.  Should which card I use?

  Hello

  Consult this publication of document for general information for the selection of a video card.  You will need to replace the existing power supply.  What is the purpose of replacing the video card?  You need specific applications?

• Upgrade / replacement of the video card

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion m9000 series (9441me) and I'm having no end of trouble with the video card (GeForce 9500GS).  I heard about the HP recall and free replacement, so I took it to HP and they replaced, but shortly after, the noise started again (tapping, clicking).  I decided just to buy and install a new card and I was wondering what card would be better and compatible with my system.  I'm primarily a Linux user, so I think that Nvidia would be the card of choice.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  Thanks for your help.

  Brad

  Here are the specs of my office:

  Hello

  The power supply that you have installed, it will be an important factor when choosing a graphics card for your PC.  If it is at least 300W, which, since the specifications of your PC, I think it is, map on the link below is a good choice.

  http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6591110&CATID=3669

  Here's your card

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Compaq Presario S5000T P8656Q - ABA NA310 motherboard? The information that is required for the replacement of the video card.

  My best friend has an ATI Radeon 9200 SE (Shader 1.0 / DX 8.0) and wants to run a program that requires the Shader 2.0 / DX 9 .0c

  I'll try to find a compatible video card; I don't know if the motherboard for the NA310 of P8656Q-ABA S5000T Presario is AGP 2 x or 4 x.  I tried to find on the ' net, but no luck. Graphics (Radeon 9550 for $24 again), I found is AGP 4 x / 8 x, so I don't want to buy this if the MB is only AGP 2 x.

  Also, I guess the 200/250w PSU would be sufficient for a 9550? It only uses the pc for MS Word, a bit of Youtube and 1 or 2 older games.  If not, anyone know a cheap video card which is AGP or PCI that is capable of Shader 2.0? It is for the sake of compatibility of XNA Framework.

  Thank you!

  It seems that the Compaq Presario S5000T desktop computer specifications are no longer available. With this information we can only guess what this thing has AGP connector. Based on HP and Driver Downloads page software, this model uses a 'P4SD - LA motherboard". The only problem is that the 'P4SD - LA"is available in different version at least four over time... Oxford, Cobra, Stingray, Yale, etc.. The good news is that it seems all support at least an AGP 4 x connector and most support a 4 x / 8 x slot.

  Please send BRAVO

• Tinton blue monitor / video card replacement

  Hi, I have a HP Pavilion a1710n Desktop PC running Windows Vista. Recently, my screen has a blue tint to it. I tried different cables and monitor and no change. Some colors are not what they should like red are black, green or brown. I read that the video may be just bad or even worse, the motherboard. My question is, can I replace the video card and install it on one of the slots? And if I could, what advice or recommendations on the replacement of the video card? Which model would work with my tour?

  Thank you, moisesrntr

  Thank you for the additional information.

  Here is a card that should work for you.  It is very difficult to find a card that requires less 400W.  The one in the link requires 300W or more.  If you don't buy it, you can use it as an example of what you need.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Z800: Replacing a video card - Z800

  Hi all

  I have a Z800 job and I'm looking for a replacement of the video card. Defunct video was a Nvidia Quadro Fx3700.

  According to HP I can install only these http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c01757644 cards, but seems to be outdated.

  So, the question is
  I have to buy one of these listed video card or I'm able to use a different video card for example Nvidia QUADRO K420 PCI-E X 16 2.0 2 GB GDDR3
  I'm not looking for performance but an entry-level card that let me to turn on work stations.

  I thank in advance for any suggestions.

  A model 2010 PC is BIOS legacy. This means that you will have to get a card that has an option to use the old BIOS.

  See the discussion of candidates Z800 video card upgrade at the following ADDRESS.

  http://www.TomsHardware.co.UK/answers/ID-2051639/Z800-GeForce-cards.html

• Looking for video card for my Satellite Pro M10

  I can't find a replacement of the video card for my M10, I deleted and reinstalled the card and the updated drivers, but the problem persists.

  Can anyone offer a cotact for a card or someone at - it or know of one for sale new or used? I'm in New Zealand

  Please don t mix the laptop and desktop PC technology.
  The mobile graphics card can be upgraded or removed as the on the desktop PC.

  The replacement of the graphics card is not possible.

  In this case, the entire motherboard must be replaced!

• Satellite A100 - update video card

  Hello. Sorry for my English, I'm studying this language byself.
  I ask my request seriously. I studied for a long time patterns and the possibilities of the computer.
  Support the GeForce Go 7600 512 MB of video memory is officially declared, I found necessary modules of memory and replaced on the video card. I checked all currents and voltages.

  Operationally, the laptop works, but defines 256 MB memory of 512 possible. If I understand this restriction is set in the BIOS or VideoBIOS.

  Please, quick like me to solve this problem, any special version can eat BIOS for the increase in video memory.

  Problem is that Toshiba doesn't support these updates and doesn't offer any update of the BIOS that will help you with this.
  If a person make the decision to do this update is on own risk.

  You can be happy that everything runs smoothly and that there is no problem some serious with him.

• Upgrading the video card to have both HDMI and DVI

  I just bought a model 700-327c HP Envy.  I need to update my video card to have the two HDMI and DVI on the same card.  Y at - it all the features that I need to worry about replacing my existing video card?

  You are welcome.

  Yes, it is certainly an option.  Here is an example of an adapter that you could use.  There are 2 ports USB 3.0 on the back i/o ports.

  There are others that can add up to 6 monitors to a single computer.  I am not sure that this would not require an upgrade of the power supply, however.

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• Video card issues 'Windows cannot read this disk. The disc is maybe damaged or it could be in a form that is not compatible with Windows.

  Original title: card video questions

  My company adds two monitors to existing systems that are also running good XP and windows 7. Everything goes smoothly with the exception of one system using windows XP. I replaced the original video card (ATI DELL X 1300 128 MB VIDEO CARD in the PCI-E DVI TV-OUT) with nvidia GeForce 8400 GS and when I try to install the drivers through the disk, I get the following message: "Windows cannot read this disk. The disc's might be corrupted or it could be in a form that is not compatible with Windows. I flashed the BIOS, but still nothing. Do I need a different video card?

  Hi TheRealBradB,

  ·         The computer is on a domain network?

  You can download and install the drivers from the nVidia GeForce 8400 GS video card for site.

  GeForce 8400 GS video card

  http://www.nvidia.com/page/GeForce8.html

  You can run the Autodetect your GPU and check the drivers.

  Also contact nVidia support for help on the issue.

  NVidia support

  http://www.nvidia.com/page/support.html

   

  Hope this information is useful.

• Dimension E510 video card upgrade

  Hello

  I apologize if this isn't the place to ask this question, because I'm not too familiar with the forums.

  I am currently using a fairly old Dell Dimension E510 system and hoped to upgrade the video card.  I googled under and turned off for a while now, hoping to find an answer today, but most of the results seem to date several years with links to maps is no longer in stock.  Knowing little about video cards, if someone here could offer advice on a replacement that will last me until I have buy a new PC later in the year, I would really appreciate it.

  My system features:

  Size of Windows 7 desktop computer E510
  Processor Pentium IV - 3.0 GHZ
  4 GB of RAM (3.5 usable)
  Power 460 w (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002G1YPHK)
  Radeon X 300/X 550/X 1050 video card (chip Type: Radeon X 600 Pro)

  If he has more information required of it, I'd be happy to try to provide it.  I think that the graphics card uses PCI Express, but to be honest, don't really know how to check if it is 1.0 or 2.0 or 2.1 (or what it really means).

  With respect to a replacement of the video card, I mean really something sharp.  I imagine that the system he could not handle anyway.  I do a lot of games on the PC.  For most of World of Warcraft, which I would like to run a bit more smoothly.  It would be also nice to watch videos 1080 on YouTube without stutter constantly, but I don't know how much this has to do with the graphics card and how much has to do with her being just a really old computer.

  I would like to spend less than $100 to replace, if possible.  As I said, I plan on getting a new machine later in the year, and it's more a stopgap solution until then.  Still, I obviously prefer the best shot for my money.

  I was looking on Amazon, but I don't know if they are to be considered:
  -http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-nVidia-GeForce-PCI-Express-01G-P3-N988-TR/dp/B0032W602A
  -http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-Mini-HDMI-Graphics-01G-P3-1526-KR/dp/B00549HZ7S
  -http://www.amazon.com/Sapphire-Radeon-PCI-Express-Graphics-100292DDR3L/dp/B004N3BH0C

  The last seems to his price is great, but I know there are problems of compatibility with PCIE 2.1 and do not know if that would come with my system.

  Thank you all for reading and for advice, suggestions or any help that you can offer.

  -Joseph

  I would forget the last one (HD 5450).  Very low end and not much better considered as the new HD integrated graphics on computers today.  Also, forget the old 9800 GT.  It is not at all sharp.  Version 2.1 is compatible on motherboards 1.0, which is probably what you have.  If you play WOW, I would not go with the GT 520 either because it is very low end for any type of games.  I would watch the HD 6670 if you want something reasonable in cost and will perform well enough for WOW.  Your old Pentium 4 is just holding you back, however.  Here's a couple to watch and I don't think you need to spend more than one.

• HP 6005 Pro SFF: Replace video card ATI Radeon HD 4200 graphics upgrade for HP 6005 Pro SFF

  I have a HP 6005 Pro SFF with a 240W PS, and I want to upgrade the video card.  It has an ATI Radeon HD 4200.    An HP Forum person (Paul Tikkanen) recommended an upgrade for a 6005 using a video card optional for the HP 6200 Pro SFF:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814121439&cm_re=hd_6450-_-14-121-439-_-product

  Please confirm it also works for the 6005.  If I replace it, can I actually remove the Radeon 4200 and replace it directly at the space of the same card mother slot to save space of PCI Expansion slot, or do I use the expansion PCI Express 16 x slot?   If so, is the procedure for the direct replacement documented anywhere?

  Hello:

  The ATI Radeon HD 4200 Video on your PC is the graphics chip integrated according to page 14 of the quickspecs at the link below. In other words, the graphics card is a chip that is soldered to the motherboard.  It is not in an expansion slot.

  http://static.highspeedbackbone.NET/PDF/HP%20Compaq%206005%20PRO%20Business%20pc%20Quick%20Specs.PDF

  The dedicated PCI express x 16 slot should be empty now, and this is where you install the card I have recommended.

  I don't see why the HD 6450 work.  It works in the dc7800, dc7900, Pro 6000, 6200 pro, 8000 Elite, Elite 8100 and 8200 Elite business desktop PC.

  You just need to make sure that uninstall you the HD 4200 graphics card and the driver in Device Manager.  Also check the uninstalling the driver box.

  Also uninstall catalyst control center software in the Add/Remove programs in the control panel section, stop and disconnect the PC, install your new video card and the driver for the 6450.

  Here is the link to the service manual. See Chapter 2 pp 20-25 for the installation procedures card expansion, paying special attention to the info of PCIe x 16 slot.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01870938

• Motherboard, after market video card replacement or owners of HP?

  I have a Presario SR1610NX desktop she waved, fragile, wobbly, lines (get a) on the screen.

  I tried everything, I say all reasonable to try to fix it and failed.

  Now, I try to replace some hardware to save this beast.

  If I go with replacement / without going through the integrated graphical subsystem: ATi Radeon Xpress 200

  I wonder if I can add any brand pci-e 16 x card or that HP is going to require a

  card owner (as I've seen cards with HP in the title, I hope not)?

  I could also just put in a new (mobo / motherboard / motherboard):

  I also wonder if any micro ATX mainboard may be slapped

  (of course that's all I need for system box)

  or the system (my hard drive) will not recognize anything but the original mobo?

  HP/Compaq adds or tweek the mobo, maybe something in the bios? I would like to Flash the

  BIOS from HP after installation?  I have replace mothers before but

  only on systems I've built and not on a large computer brand.

  MSI MS-7184 SOCKET 939 and Compaq calls AmethystM-GL6E.

  The same thing right?

  Anyone who has made alterations on a Compaq with material aftermaket mobo please give

  me a leg up. Thank you

  Message edited by Plattcan on 04/26/2009 12:34

  If it's right for your platform page: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00472088

  Who says that your computer was released in 2005 and was minimual material, even for the time.  If you plan to try to get this fixed with a video card, then you can go with a relatively low-end PCI-e card without any problems, but whatever it is in the nature of game would probably require a new PSU as says dmhoo29.  Light that you use onbaord graphics though, I guess you're not game.

  Change the motherboard is probably not worth it unless you can get a direct replacement for this: name of the motherboard: name card mother MS-7184 HP / Compaq: AmethystM-GL6E.    From a computer used like on EBay or a friend.  And most likely the recovery/reinstall disk for the operating system won't work and you need a retail version of XP.

  First, borrow a monitor and/or video card to a friend to see if that helps before I ask a lot of money.

• Replace the video card in hp h8 1417 c

  I tried to replace the video card in hp h8 1417c using the similar video card, however, pc does not detect the card. Could you please provide a list of recommended video cards and measures to replace the video card? I already tried several not brands, however, no chance.

  Thank you for your response.

  Philip

  Hello

  Consult this publication of the article.

  There are two updates of BIOS for your PC.  You apply them?  You will need to disable secure boot and enable the legacy mode to do so.  See the links below.

  The following items of the HP should help you get a graphics card to work on your PC.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes Computer does not start after the installation of a video (Windows 8) card  

  Your PC comes with a 460 watt PSU, so be sure that your graphics card meets the requirements specified by the manufacturer of the graphics card.

• iPhone screen 5 - replaced battery, black. Video card fried?

  My husband iPhone 5 was not load so I replaced taxation port, which didn't work so I replaced the battery. It seems to have worked because when it is plugged in, the computer recognizes that it and he did the sound perception-, but the screen was completely black and by pressing the home screen can that Siri, so we thought that maybe the screen has been fried. I wanted to see if it was the screen that was bad, or if it was the mother board and we should just scrap it and get a new phone, so I swapped the screen with my phone. Now my screen does not work! Neither work. My screen is black but my phone still works, and I can't Siri by pressing the home screen. I guess it was because my husbands phone was always powered (but we couldn't tell) and it fried or something. I fry the video card on the motherboard? Is - something that can be fixed and if so, what parts do I need?

  The iphone has no serviceable parts by the user. You have basically destroyed two phones for something which you ought to have apple do.