New Inspiron 560 - dual head video card

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  Anyone know if the Portege R500 has a dual head video card so that Powerpoint can be used in presenter view. That is to say, the notes show on laptop and external display or via a projector presentation?

  I put t know what you mean exactly with dual head video card but the Portege R500 may be connected to the projector too.
  You could extend your desktop on the projector by using the FN + F5 key combination and could spend the PowerPoint on the extended desktop.
  This should also work.

• 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?

• 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.

• 660 s dual monitor video card

  I just bought an inspiron 660 s. I want to upgrade the video card that supports two monitors. Is this possible? After looking at the back, it's not like there is a lot of room, if necessary, for additional entries.

  Thanks for the help.

  I just bought the EVGA Geforce GT Ref. 620 01 G-P3-2625-KR to Fry and it's the only one I found to date that mentions the support of Windows 8.

  It comes with adapters for low profile and fits well into the case with the fan on the cooling holes in the case.

  I have yet to get out the disc because it completely installed and same jump upward with a monitor on the start page and the other on the desktop as if he knew what I wanted.

  I had trouble with the Dell 0JJ461 from my office replaced and found that it was simply not compatible with the 660.

  I found on another forum a suggested list of cards, but most of them required to install Windows Vista 64 driver so when it says Windows 8, I'm excited and bought.

  It was on sale under the proposed price while it was still a better deal.

  My list was the following if you have trouble finding one I did.

  Don't forget they all (except the 620) required Windows Vista 64-bit.

  ATI/AMD HD 5570 6570 5670 6670 7750 6450

  NVIDIA GT 430 460 620

• Inspiron 9300 display corrupted - video card?

  While using my computer last night, the screen suddenly became scrambled and corrupted (lines of fools, boxes and colors on the screen).

  After that restart the screen remains corrupted - even during initial start-up to the screen. He arrives at the loading screen (always corrupt) window and then crashes.

  I ran diagnosis (Fn) startup, and he complained loudly during the video test even though I can't read the results.

  I visually inspected the map graphics and motherboard and see no visible burnouts. I tested fans the check that they work and that they are.

  My question is, what are the chances a new video card will solve this problem?

  Edit: I should note that I noticed the laptop heats very, very closely where the video card.  I suspect that the high time caused the destruction of the card.  I am looking for a second opinion.

  Message edited by rubberpants on 08/07/2008 20:03
  
  

• New Inspiron 15R SE 7520 video startup problems

  I recently bought a new laptop and it has had problems since I got it. Originally I was to blame these on windows 8 and stuck through them to get used to, but my graphics card which is a 2 GB AMD RADEON HD M 7730 planted a lot almost without reason. The screen would go black and then reappear with a bubble WARNING saying something like "AMD graphics card has recovered from an unexpected fall. At this point, I decided to go back to windows 7, but after trying to do a new reinstall Windows 7, it just stopped and then whenever I start, it displays an error message on a black screen background I would like to select windows 8 and he would go as usual.

  Now the real problem you now have the baseline. Today I opened my laptop after leaving it on when the lid accidentally closed. It seemed that everything was fine, but the continuous black screen and then finally just stayed black. I turned off the laptop to see if I could reset it and when I turned it back I had no video output at all. The power light turns on, the fan starts going and nothing other than the gradual power in light. One of the buttons on the front, which I assume is the battery (a small box with a lightning bolt in the middle) button flashes between red and white.

  I tried to find solutions, but almost all the other problems that I find tell me to wait for the dell logo to appear or buttons wedge at a time when starting, but I still don't receive anything other than a black screen.

  Any help would be appreciated to gretly, luckily I still have my old laptop so I can use it to ask.

  Well, after a few other sites by browsing, I found that if I just remove and replace the battery it now works fine. Ill put this here incase anyway everyone has the same problem.

• HP-P7-1510 new ASUS 6670 w HD video card / new power supply

  I bought the HP P7-1510, I improved the 500W PSU and installed an ASUS AMD RADEON HD 6670. I had problems, a beep that indicates the graphics was not start. I took out graphic card let start system normally has stood the test of implementation system with integrated card. Now, I installed the new graphics, the computer will still beep after installing all the drivers. It beeps but 2 minutes later, it starts well. Any ideas? I got lost.
  
  I don't know what to do, I tripled checked, I
  When it is eaten on not so perfectly no error. But why keep the commissioning of a beep and then start normally?

  Hello:

  You must go into the BIOS and change the setting from UEFI in legacy mode, save the settings and reboot.

• Adobe CS6, Windows 7 64-bit, After Effects and Premiere Pro, new NVIDIA, Adobe approved, K4000 video card won't provide any GPU or CUDA.  My old NVIDIA FX 3800 was working

  I got a NVIDIA FX 3800 in my machine and today I installed a new improved NVIDIA K4000 card.  The K4000 is an Adobe approved card.  Affect when I go into Preferences, previews, I get the following: "GPU device driver or view not available-incompatible". In Premiere Pro, I get this message when opening;  "This project last used with Mercury Playback Engine GPU (CUDA) which is not available on this system accleceration."  Software playback engine only Mercury will be used. »

  I downloaded the latest drivers from NVIDIA and called several times and they have no solution.  I was not able to find a solution on the Adobe Web site.

  My next step will be to uninstall the K4000 and substituting my FX3800 old and slow.

  Your GPU isn't on the list of those who provide CUDA features for CS6 application versions.

• Inspiron 15R switchable SE video card problem.

  What I did: I bought the laptop and he received in December. I tried to play games, for example Darksider2. I had terrible performance, as 1 or 0 fps that I could barely move in the game.

  I learned on the internet about "Catalysm control center" to control the graphics card.

  I had hundreds of trying on a deleting drivers, disabling HD Intel or AMD 7730 m bios updated to day and other things.

  What I saw: Amd driver installer says [Incompatible graphics card], so I could not install the CCC, I can never go to menu setting in motion the graphics card.

  What is currently: I can play starcraft in all environments of weak with few minor crashes on the screen but may about to be able to play the game (I mean it's very bad, it is still not as good as a laptop with JUST the family of graphics intel)

  I can play L4D, but it's nothing. And I can't play yet.

  Now it's February.

  I wonder if anyone has found a solution to this.

  P.S: I kind of feeling that instead of buying a nice laptop, I am to be a tester (actually paying) unpaid on some terrible device beta.

  And it shouldn't be like this, like it is Dell.

  Sorry for my bad English. If anyone has the progress on fixing the problem please let me know.

  Thank you.

  @Fanggggg - see my ads hereand please read the entire thread from top to bottom.

  The option that I mention (with drivers Leshcatlabs) worked for the people posting in this thread and now they are happy

  If you choose to go in this way, please ensure you read the manual of Leshcat completely from the top down, there is a link on its Web site where you can get the manual.
  You completely uninstall the drivers now that you have on your system before using the drivers Leshcat so make a full system backup of your device and make sure that you are able to do a restore if necessary.

  See you soon and good luck.
  Your English is fine, better then more native speakers I would add

• Multiple monitors: you install a video card in a Paviliion disable the onboard graphics

  I have a p6250t paviliion running windows 7 (CPU intel quad-core, 4 GB ram, 600 GB HDD) with integrated graphics and want to run two monitors.  If I install an integrated graphics card video card is automatically disabled, or I can use two ports that I would use a dual head video card?

  taichadow wrote:
  I have a p6250t paviliion running windows 7 (CPU intel quad-core, 4 GB ram, 600 GB HDD) with integrated graphics and want to run two monitors.  If I install an integrated graphics card video card is automatically disabled, or I can use two ports that I would use a dual head video card?

  When you install the video card, the embedded video is disabled.  You can use one or the other.  However, if you buy a video card with two ports, you can use two monitors.  You must make sure that the video card will work correctly 300W of power.  A card that requires 350W should run OK, because manufacturers tend to overstate the power requirements of their cards.

• Gateway DX4870-UB318 - new video card

  I have a Gateway DX4870-UB318 computer with Intel integrated graphics.  There is a slot PCIe 3.0.

  I just buy a new PNY GE Force GT video card 2 710-gig.   This card requires only a power supply, I have 300 Watts.

  When I isntall the map, it freezes at the screen to start the BIOS for a few minutes, until he finally arrived with a screen showing the details of the card - just what kind of card it is, memory, etc..  Let it sit longer, does not seem to get further along the boot process.

  If I remove the new card and return to the integrated graphics card, it works again.

  I installed the latest version of the BIOS for this PC on the site of the bridge, hoping that could help or give a few additional options - such as secure boot power off, what could be the cause, based on some of what I read.

  Anyone have any ideas on how to get this working?

  Details on the PC:

  http://www.CNET.com/products/gateway-dx4870-ub318-core-i5-3330-3-GHz-8-GB-1-TB/specs/

  The details on the purchased map:

  https://www.PNY.com/GeForce_GT_710_2048MB_DDR3_PCI-E_2_0_Low_Profile

  If anyone has this problem, I have now received a response from PNY.  They indicated that I would need a card not in line no UEFI.  Unfortunately, the BIOS on this computer will not support this card.

  They recommended the GT 520.  I don't know, but it is possible, it is the last of the cards that don't require UEFI.

• H8 - 1280t - QC461AV #ABA: desktop HP - computer does not start after the installation (Windows 10) video card

  So, I just bought a new video card an XFX R9-390 and a new HX1200i POWER supply corsair (overkill ik ) that I put on a card mother IPIWB-PB for my 3 years old HP PC, and the new stupid video card is not working. the PC just does not start, I see is a black screen. My monitor is an HP 2311gt and I can't use my computer with the old video card no probs, BUT whenever I have to install the new card does not detect my monitor just and I only see a blank screen. I HAVE NO IDEA HOW I'M DOING. Help, please

  PS. I have RMA the new power supply and the video card and they got to check and send back to me, so I know that the two pieces of equipment are working very well AND of course I am currently using my PC with the old video card

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• You are looking to upgrade the video card on HP p6213w to PCI-Express x 16 GTS 250

  I'm looking to upgrade my p6213w integrated to a PCI-Express x 16 GTS 250 video card video graphics. I have already updated to an Antec TP-550 power supply, anyone have suggestions on which GTS 250 fits on the card mother p6213w? Or has someone already updated their HP Pavilion p6213w with a video card PCI-Express x 16 and if so... one that adapts (brand, model, etc).

  I am interested in the PNY GTS 250 1024 MB PCIe Reference No.. VCGGTS2501XPB but wasn't sure if this map of space.

  Help or knowledge of those who have a HP Pavilion p6213w and installed a new PCI-Express x 16 video card would be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  I couldn't find all the steps for the PNY graphics card.  However, the XFX GTS 250 1 GB is 9.0 "x 4,367 x 1.5".  It's a double profile (two locations).  You can measure the space for the card.  Measure from the inside edge of the case across the motherboard where the PCIE x 16 slot.  It is the approximate length of the card that fits.  You must be certain that a card double profile will fit, too.

• video dell inspiron 560 cards s

  What video card can put you in an inspiron 560 s

  I would go with a HD 6450 HERE - good

  or a HD 6570 HERE - better

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