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• Satellite Pro L40 - what video card

  The boss plays the Knights of Baphomet iii and he crashes an hour and 40 minutes. The game recommends a GeForce 4 Ti 4200 or equivalent - I think that the lack of any video card is causing the problem.

  Is the recommended card good or is there one more suited to laptops and this one in particular.

  See you soon

  Graphics card can not be upgraded.
  What is overheating?
  If you can play nearly two hours, I assume that graphics card can handle with this game.

  To be honest, L40 is not portable game and you can't wait for the performance fabulous graphics card.

• HP Envy Q005TX (J3Z15PA): HP Envy Q005TX video card information inconsistent memory

  Hello. I just bought this laptop. The specifications for the video card is Nvidia GEForce GTX850M with dedicated 4 GB memory.

  But when I clicked on the button Advanced settings in the screen resolution setting, it displays information from an Intel card without dedicated memory. Should I be worried?

  

  How can I confirm that my system is equipped with 4 GB of memory card video, as shown in the ad?

  Thank you.

  Kind regards

  Eric

  Hello

  You can download GPU - Z program appealed, it will show you something like the following picture:

  

  There are a lot of links around, but I think that the following link is a secure link:

  http://www.Softpedia.com/get/system/system-info/GPU-Z.shtml

  Kind regards.

• 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

• Win7 has exchanged information on the material between the integrated video card and add on video card - need to share in return. Registry hack?

  A remote desktop client from one office to another from 10 feet.  Now Win7 has become confused about the video card.  When you use the add on the map with two monitors on DVI cables, Windows thinks that he uses the onboard video (vga on motherboard).  When you use the onboard vga video, Win7 think he's using the add on video card.
  Windows has exchanged information on video cards.  Is there a way to hack the registry and exchange their return?  Or clear the entries and have windows discover video cards again?
  So far, I pulled the add on the map but Win7 still thought he used it.  I checked the BIOS settings and display settings.  Desktop is a Dell OptiPlex 980.  Using Win7 enterprise.
  Customer does not do without office while it would be re-created, I was looking for a solution.

  They would extend the desktop between the two monitors, but now it reflects only the monitors because he thinks that it's using the vga output (when he really uses the add on the map).  Discovered this when you look at the description of the graphics cards and monitors trying each installer.

  Hello Matt,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  I would like to inform you that, the question you have posted in the community is more on the management of the computer hardware rather than the Windows operating system. So, I recommend you contact the manufacturer of the computer hardware, which gives you a better opportunity to get rid of the problem.

  Dell Community

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need help with Windows, we will be happy to help you.

• Placement of mobile card i.e. Graphics & video cards

  Others? high s you can judge my apprehension and lack of compu-know-how.  I want to install the new graphics card & PSU.  I can move video card up a slot to allow more space for the card GeForce GTS250 cooling "warmer." However, this puts video card just below 650W PSU... Video card generates a lot of heat? Is that what this reckless move? Otherwise, the graphics card fits under the video card with little space (about 1/2 "), for"cooling"air-flow. [I also take steps to improve the cooling] A GENERAL QUESTION: Why computer towers no perforations or louvers on the upper part, as almost all other electronic devices? After all, the heat increase!

  Morrismornic wrote: I can move video card up a slot to allow more space for the card GeForce GTS250 cooling "warmer." However, this puts video card just below 650W PSU... Video card generates a lot of heat? Is that what this reckless move? Otherwise, the graphics card fits under the video card with little space (about 1/2 "), for"cooling"air-flow. [I also take steps to improve the cooling] A GENERAL QUESTION: Why computer towers no perforations or louvers on the upper part, as almost all other electronic devices? After all, the heat increase!

  Hello Morrismornic, as you inform a model number, it would be difficult to answer the question. However, it is usually best to install the video card in the slot nearest the processor.

  These new video cards usually require that one slot but take up two spaces on the motherboard and heatsink / fan is on the lower side of the map, by far the processor. On these cards fans expel air from inside the case and exhaust at the rear vent of the video card and not the inside of the case.

  Most of the higher capacity power supplys have a cooling fan at the bottom of the power which draws air to the socket and closes at the back. If there is no fan of down, they would have slots for air to be drawn into the power supply.

  Any OEM that I know do not have top of exhaust outlets. They are generally found only in the case of retail sale.

• 12.5.1 iTunes for the version of older video cards will be deployed?

  My iTunes version 12.4.3.1 don't is not upgraded to 12.5.1 because it is the 32-bit version aka "for older video cards.

  12.5.1 for older versions of cards video ever be used?

  Apple's declining support for this version?

  Hmm, it is possible that the one who was supposed to update this page has dropped the ball. I have dug a link for correct setup of the main iTunes download page. You can get section more information for troubleshooting problems with iTunes for Windows updates which I try update after each output.

  TT2

• Bad video card - last ditch effort

  Hello

  I'm 99% sure this is my video card that is causing this problem.

  Started a few days ago the screen filled with red pixels randomly, it could get worse over the next few minutes, and then the computer was completely insensitive - had stopped the clock and the mouse does not work yet.  I was able to ssh from my laptop, but cannot open applications and reboot via ssh wouldn't work, had to hard - reboot.  After having let it sit for awhile, it seemed better, I was hoping it was a stroke of luck.  Just right tonight (a few days since the accident of 1), he began acting again... bad.  I tried to run the Apple Hardware Test, he could not even done that - she's blocked (at the forefront in the screenshot), the mouse still worked, but even after half an hour, neither the time nor progress bar update.

  I have a NVIDIA Quadro graphics card, I'm not sure that is because apparently they only give information on the card itself.  I know that it was very expensive.  Tomorrow I'll try cleaning all the contacts on the map and the location of the motherboard.  Beyond that, all I can think to do is to buy a new video card.  Is it possible to fix a video card, or is it simply not feasible?  I can also try to put it in another location, to see if that solves (which would indicate that the problem is on the motherboard, rather than the map, but I doubt that will solve it).

  I removed the video card all together, the system is not is more locked up (so far), I am able to use via my MacBook screen sharing, and everything seems good function... which pretty much confirms for me, it's the video card (or slot) that's the problem.

  Does anyone have suggestions until I leave shell $500 on a new video card?  This expenditure could not have come at a worse time...

  I don't think I need anything too serious for a video card, I use Final Cut Pro.  I installed also just Apple Motion (literally, one day before all this crap started to happen, it seems strange that it could be related, but the time is quite a coincidence), and I join with two dual-link DVI ports.  I'd be curious to know if anyone has recommendations what video card to buy.

  Thanks in advance for any advice or thoughts.

  

  http://Lifehacker.com/5823227/save-dying-video-cards-with-a-quick-bake-in-the-OV en

• Pavilion p7 - 1207c: upgrade video card on Pavilion p7 - 1207c

  Hello

  I am wanting to upgrade the integrated graphics card that came with my computer to a GeForce GT 730.

  I already have the card and was plugged into my PCIe x 16 slot and see the fan turns, but neither my BIOS or Windows sees a card plugged into this niche.

  I go into the BIOS to see if I had to activate the crack, but the only option I see is to disable or enable security on the slot. It has already been set to disabled.

  I am at a loss to know recognized, and if more info is needed I am happy to provide.

  Your desktop computer motherboard is pre-UEFI. This means that a video card with a vBIOS EFI will not work.

  Return the video card and find one that allows switching between legacy vBIOS and EFI BIOS. A video card with a legacy vBIOS will also work.

  Check out Sapphire Technology graphics cards. They made a number of card games that have a dual video BIOS that allows switching between UEFI or legacy vBIOS.

  http://www.sapphiretech.com/catapage_pd.asp?cataid=271 & lang = eng

  You can check that by the removal of the video card and starting the Windows machine.  In the search box type in MSINFO. Who calls on system information. Take a look down the list to find the subject that says BIOS mode. to the right you will see what type of BIOS of your motherboard has.

  The following image of sysinfo is desktop DIY that I'm typing this.

  

• 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.

• Windows 7 - Pci to Pci bridge (error: Code 10)-PCI video card

  Before that I declare my problems I will list what I'm running and I am trying to accomplish.

  I'm under edition 64-bit of Windows 7 Enterprise, not the Beta or RC. I have 3 video cards in my possession (listed below).
  -(PCIe) Evga GTX260
  -(PCI) Evga 9400GT
  -Evga (PCI) Fx5500
  Out of these 3 cards I only use the GTX260 and the 9400GT. I had to "retire" the Fx5500 because drivers latest WHQL (certified) only provided support as far down as the cards of Nvidia "6 series". Unfortunately the Fx5500 is a 'series 5' and falls below this line. I already tried to use the GTX260 and Fx5500 in earlier versions of Windows (XP and Vista), but there is no way to download and install two separate drivers for two of the same video card do - you will have nothing else to errors. There is the option to go to a place like guru3d.com and download a supported driver custom which covers both the GTX260 Fx5500, but drivers are not certified and lack support. Therefore, I bought and now use the 9400GT is covered by pilots for the GTX260, which eliminates the need for messing around with custom drivers. Also, the 9400GT has a better graphics processor and more memory than the Fx5500, so it was time to upgrade anyway.

  Now that you have some info here is my problem, whenever I have install the 9400GT as I get a second entry "pci to pci bridge" (the other entrance has no errors) that appears under "System devices" in Device Manager. The entrance of bridge pci to pci second has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point, which refers to a problem. When you check the properties of this unit it is more or less said that Windows has detected a problem (error Code 10). The GTX260 is still working and still comes in "graphics cards" as a GTX260, but there is no entry for the 9400GT. I tried the 9400GT in two PCI ports and each time it does the same thing. If I get out the GTX260 and ONLY operate the 9400GT, I always get the question of the pci to pci bridge, BUT I get a picture and can boot into Windows 7 without a hitch. When I do that it is still nothing listed under "graphics cards" as a 9400GT or even a VGA compatible device.

  After messing around with this for 10 hours (Yes, I said 10 hours) I decided to dig my retirement (the Fx5500) PCI video card. When I installed this card I had no entry bridge PCI to pci 2nd appear under "System Devices", and one that appeared had no yellow triangle or error codes. I then checked under "Graphics cards" and Windows 7 it was recognized as a VGA-compatible device and asked for drivers.

  Now, I have concluded that there is absolutely no problem with the motherboard or my material (including video cards). In a first time EVGA support and I had suspected that the motherboard may be bad because of all the pre-diagnostic steps I had taken during my test of 10 hours. I won't enumerate what I did because it would literally take 3 hours to type everything in it. Just believe me when I say I've tried many things including but not limited to the latest bios updates (flashed 4 times and reset to ensure accuracy), IRQ customized management, all OS X 2, multiple/latest chipset drivers installed, reinstalling video multiple/last drivers installed, memtest test, complete equipment disassembly and re - build (adding a device at a time) and MUCH more. The only thing I have not tried installing another OS other than Windows 7 64 - bit to see if I could reproduce the problem. It's a waste of time, but because that let's say I install Windows XP Pro and the 9400GT doesn't have this problem... Well, that's fine, but who cares on XP Pro when I used it for the last 9 years and when I have a version full of Windows 7 I want to use? I'm certainly not running XP Pro on Windows 7 just to use the PCI video card. Second, if I install XP Pro and it always gives me the same error of bridge pci to pci and then, I only lost more time than because if it s not to go to work or the other OS, then I m sure that hell will not leave XP Pro installed when I use Windows 7.

  Thank you
  Piyush

  Maybe a stupid question now but has your post anything to do with Toshiba and Toshiba computers laptops?

• Satellite P30-145: video card driver

  Hi, I have problems to run a particular game on my laptop and support for the game staff have watched my information system and said that I need to update my video card driver, but I have no idea where to start.

  Can someone help me get this sort?

  Thanks in advance.
  xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

  Toshiba graphics drivers are not similar with the original graphic drivers from manufacturers.
  Original graphics drivers are designed for the use of desktop not laptop. Laptop graphics driver supports protection against overheating and control the performance of the graphics chip. If the temperature rises the driver decreases the performance of the graphics card.
  It is very important because mobile phones have no own graphics card cooling module.

  If you will not find a more recent version of the graphics driver Toshiba or the game will not be able to execute on the graphics driver installed, then you can try the other drivers such as Omega drivers. But note; You can use it at your own risk.

• Desktop HP Pavilion p620y needs of 2560 x 1600 PCIe 2.0 x 16 DisplayPort video card

  Hi all

  I bought a HP Pavilion p6210y PC November 1, 2009;  and also, just bought a new monitor 30 inches of HP ZR30w which displays 2560 x 1600 (4 megapixels). To use it, I have to buy a new video card in 2560 x 1600 PCIe 2.0 x 16 DisplayPort. No problem, there are many like that high-end gaming cards. However, I am not a "Gamer" and do not need the performance beyond its high-end business use, a few Blue-ray movies and occasional sports coverage. This need corresponds to the remaining available power of 300 watts of p6210y power supply.

  I have set up a 'power budget' for the new disks and memory that I bought, which gives me a power rating of base to work since I sail PCIe 2.0 x 16 DisplayPort video cards. However, I was not able to locate an estimate of drain of power for the "configuration of the showroom" Pavilion p6210y PC base that I bought in 2009. Can someone help me find this number, or show me how to estimate it? I need just an approximate number to work with.

  I do not have the number of the power you want, but we have here on the forum use the power required by the manufacturer.  Here is a video card that should work on your computer:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814130795 & cm_re=evga_gt640-_-14-130-795-_-Product

  However, it requires a power supply (PSU) with 350W.  You can find this information in the specifications tab.

  Many newer cards need UEFI instead of a standard BIOS.  These cards will not work in your computer.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.

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

• HP Z Workstation 400: video cards

  This video card is compatible... ASUS GeForce 210, DirectX 10.1 EN210 SILENT/DI/1GD3/V2 (LP) 1 GB DDR3 64-Bit PCI Express 2.0 x 16 low profile of video card ready?...

  with HP Z 400 with the original 475 Watt power supply and pci expressX16 slot #2 in the motherboard?

  Hi @546palmer,.

  Please refer to the link below to check the graphics card supported and recommended on this device.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/PSG/attachments/PSG/business-PC-workstation-POS/18/2/Z400%20QuickSpecs%20v54.PDF

  This document will help you with all the information required for any upgrade of the component of this unit.

  I hope that answers your question.

  I am an employee of HP, the views expressed here are my personal opinions, not HP.

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• Upgrade the video card on Satellite X 200-20 g

  Hello everyone

  I'll find a way to have my 8700M GT updated on my X 200 laptop.
  I paid for it more than 2000 and I paid for 2 years warranty.
  A few months later, I discovered that some of the new Toshiba are equipped with 9700 m GTS!

  I know that the X 200-20 G is having a mxm graphics card which is removable to be upgraded (not being is not part of the motherboard).

  I couldn't find anywhere in the Toshiba site, where I can ask to buy a new graphics card, or if I can send my laptop and ask for an upgrade price.
  I suppose someone who has paid a sum of money for Toshiba can be listened to, or get a special offer to swap its model to the newest one after even not a year of use.

  I really want to upgrade the video card, and I don't really know where to find advice or information about it, other than on the side of Toshiba.

  Thanks to everyone or admin, to let me know how I should do, or process.

  Kind regards
  Chris

  Hello

  Read the knowledge base of Toshiba, I created this article http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/FAQ7A01ZW0007R01.htm

  It may be interesting for you.