P7-1414, adding a video card

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• I added a video card, then I had to re-activate Windows. Why is this?

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  Hello Dennis,.

  Too many changes on the hardware and Windows/Microsoft thinks you might be trying to engage in piracy.

  I've not seen this happen just for a video card, then maybe you have changed other materials in the past too?

  Sometimes, happened me on a Windows/Microsoft Update.

  If you are reactivated successfully, should be inconsequential.

  If this option is useful for you please mark as such.

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• Dimension 2400, adding a video card

  Hello

  I'm new to this discussion and just hope I am posting this in the correct place. I have an older Dell Dimension 2400 with an integrated video card. I'm running 2 monitors. Problem is that when I install the video card, VGA - slot PCI, the machine loads, see the new map, then flashes all for sure!

  Is there a jumper on the motherboard that should be placed or a setting in the BIOS/setting (looked everywhere here), that I need?

  Thx for the help and time with this frustrating problem to anyone. I ran 2 monitors on all of my machines simply by adding the video card, but not this machine.

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• HP Slimline S5-1414: deliver installation video card the S5-1414

  Before we begin, I want to know that this system is more under warranty, so I'm not worried about voiding the warranty.

  That said.

  I walked into the position of a HP S5-1414, the case was broken, however, the motherboard (Joshua H61) was in perfect condition.

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  In fact the solution, and I feel like an idot do not think first. I had to turn on the legacy support and extinguish fastboot. And Viola it started and I was able to install Windows 7. TY!

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  Hello:

  Have you changed the 2 BIOS settings must be changed so that you added the video card?

  If this isn't the case, please see the info on the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200

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• PC does not recognize video card

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  Only, I solved the problem. It turns out that the instructions on adding a video card failed a defintely detail to include.  As well as strives mode, you need to go into the boot settings and select legacy boot.  I thought that ithat legacy mode automatically would have done, but I shouldn't assume. All is well now. It detected the video card and drivers have been installed. Thanks for the suggestions. I hope this helps someone else with the same problem.

• Upgrade the video card on PC p7-1421

  I'm looking at adding a video card in my pc.  The problem is all the cards I have watch requires more power or are a card double slot.  On some forums, I looked in there are a lot of warnings while ensuring that a card double slot is compatible not only with the motherboard and the power supply, but also if it can be inserted into the case.  One of the cards below will work with the power I and enters the case?

  I have a PC of p7-1421 with a 300W power supply.

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  KnightFall, welcome to the forum.

  All cards except the R9 270 (10,08 ") seem to be good as much as the length and depth of the card.  The R9 also requires an additional power on the power supply cable.  However, MSI does not provide the necessary power to the power supply (PSU).  You must contact them for this information.  I suggest to make a model of the size of the card that you choose to ensure that it fits in the space.

  It is not impossible to find a video card to run with a 300W power supply, but almost.  If you want a good mid-level video card you should definitely consider an upgrade of at least 500W POWER supply; 600W is still better for future updates.

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• ThinkCentre m91p 7033 D 54 Add video card

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  I got a plug from the Tower of 7033d 54 m91p and was looking online everywhere to see if I could add a video card to this computer. I know that there are other posts on m91ps in discussing the range of the ati HD6600 series to the 7700 s but I wanted to be safer for the sake of my own computer. If someone has or had a thinkcentre m91p 7033d 54 (since there are several models of the m91p, I suspected that energy consumption is different), please let me know if you have added a video card! or... If anyone is familiar with this model of the m91p, please help me! I realize, because it is a tower compact that I would need a small and discreet video card. Thank you!

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• Please help me with the video card and power supply issues!

  Hello and thanks in advance for any help. I'll try and do a short explanation, but I can't promise anything. I bought an a6620f Pavilion about 2 months ago I didn't know that you had to purchase a special hardware in order to play video games. In any case, I bought about 300.00 worth of new video games and none of them works. they say because of my video card. Then try to buy a new video card and it won't work because I only have a 250 watt power supply. I spoke with a hp technician before you buy a PSU and I was told that my motherboard was only designed to use a 300 watt max power I tried to buy one at best buy and the clerk said 4500 is the smallest they sell. and I need at least a 400 Watt or powerrsupply to make the new video card with a value of buyiong. My questuion is what can I do if I can't buy one more big power supply how can I install a new video casrd? Please help me I'm lost

  Oh and in case you want some specs on my system here are a few

  Windows Vista Home premium service pack1
  HP Pavilion a6620f
  Processor: pentium dual core cpu e5200 @ 2.50 GHZ
  memory: 4.00 GB
  system type: 64-bit operating system
  Version of DirectX 10
  graphics card: intel GMA 3100 Total memory 256 MB

  Message edited by chefinomaha on 06/03/2009 16:38

  Hi chefinomaha,

  Sorry to hear about your frustration. Here's some good news.

  I think you have been misinformed or there was a communication error. Your motherboard should not be limited to the only 300W. I don't know with certainty how high you can go in watts, but you can go higher and should go higher, if you add a video card.

  The important thing is to get the right kind of diet that fits your connectors.

  Here's your motherboard page.

  Here is a document with step-by-step instructions and video for adding a video card.

  Here is a document with the video to replace the power supply.

• Will, adding a second video card to the top of my total video memory or each card is discreet?

  Very well.  I have a desktop which is a few years old, and I need to more video memory in order to run some new games smoothly.  So far, my 'helper' on my desktop HP has been useless for helping me find this basic information:

  -Info on my diet

  -I still have how many slots have opened

  Also, will adding a second card to the top of my video RAM in all, or do I have to replace the primary card?

  Thanks for any help!

  Info:

  Model name d4996t

  Microsoft Windows Vista - Home Premium Edition (x 32)

  Current vidcard NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS

  Motherboard Info:

  Motherboard
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  System Board

  Chipset Intel Q35/Q33/P35/G33 SouthbridgeIntel 82801IR (ICH9R)

  
  Box spring

  Manufacturer ASUSTeK Computer Inc. productBurbank

  
  BIOS

  Name of the vendor American Megatrends Inc. Release Date 2008-12-17 the string of BIOS Version 5.21 ROM size1.00 MB

  
  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz CPU:0

  Specification of the Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz size 64,00 k size4.00 MB

  
  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz CPU:1

  Specification of the Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz size 64,00 k size4.00 MB

  
  

  Hello

  Review the following sugggestions:

  Sapphire Radeon $6850---135 after rebate, 128 GB / s---> probably the best price/performance ratio

  Sapphire Radeon $6870---170 after rebate, 134 Gbit / s---> 3D ATI support

  EVGA NVIDIA 560 TI DS$---240 after rebate, 134.5 Gbps

  EVGA NVIDIA $560 ---160 after rebate, 128.2 Gbps

  Corsair CX600 POWER block $---50 after rebate---> measure your current diet and make sure that it matches (5.9x3.4x5.5)

  ' HP ' how-to 'articlesshould be useful.  Read the reference document which I had quoted above.

• HP Pavilion 500-314: big problems by adding an external video card

  You are looking for assistance.

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion 500-314.  Specifications are the following:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04293928

  The unit includes the integrated graphics card Radeon R7 and comes with a 300w power supply

  I bought this unit in large part because it states explicitly that "supports PCI Express x 16 graphics cards".  I run a quad-monitor configuration for my work and traditionally did it this using a card ATI over-pants 2450.

  I tried now three different external graphics cards and can get any of them to work:

  First attempt was with a VisionTec Radeon HD 5570 (point #900345).  This card supports quad-monitor configuration and requires a minimum power of 250w.  When I installed the card, the HP Pavilion beeps several times a series of 4 or 5 (can't remember which) emits a beep, but refused to send an image to a video output (either on board or the new card).

  Next attempt was with an EVGA GeForce GT 610.  It's a Setup dual monitor and requires a minimum 300w power supply.  Got the same exact response as with the VisionTec (i.e. the series of beeps... computer would not start all monitors).

  So both of these cards (new), I basically gave up immediately that I couldn't in the BIOS (b/c wouldn't monitors) to see what was going on.  My understanding is that the series of 4-5 beeps usually means that there is a problem of graphics card, or the card that was added doesn't have enough power.  It's frustrating, because the HP Pavilion 500-314 a supposedly a 300w power supply, which is at least equal to the minimum required for each of these cards.

  At this point, I took out the ATI over-pants 2450 my old machine and tried.  This card at least has not caused the series of 4-5 beeps.  Windows has started.  However, once I log in, Windows tries to install the new (card over-pants) repeatedly, only then, the screen flashes and blinks and flashes.  Then I went into the BIOS.  The BIOS indicates that the system recognizes the card, and that the integrated video has been disabled.  However, there is always a signal coming out of the onboard video output (DVI), so it is not in fact actually disabled.  My feeling is that Windows is trying to control two separate video cards (edge + external), which is what causes the problems.  I can turn off the graphics card over-pants w/under Windows (in Safe Mode) and let the card installed, and things work fine.  However, as soon as I try and activate the card, I get endless cycle flashing monitors.

  I spent a few long sessions with HP technical support and they were useless.  They claim that this is not a problem of HP as the embedded video works fine.  I find this extremely frustrating response.  I think it is a matter of HP, because BIOS doesn't seem to be properly disable the onboard video.  Not to mention that the PC can't seem to properly interface with Windows compatible 8 PCI-E cards that claim explicitly require less energy than this unit has.

  I'm usually pretty computer savvy, but have reached my wits end on this one.  I'd appreciate any help anyone could provide.  I tried all kinds of combinations of variables (i.e. enabling integrated video, setting external card at the elementary level, etc.) through the BIOS, but also combinations of w/under Windows, disable integrated video, but nothing is working.

  900345 VisionTek Radeon HD 5570 1 GB DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x 16

  Big_Dave,

  Thanks a lot for your quick response.

  The first time that I spoke with HP support, they had me disable secure boot.  Unfortunately my problems (i.e. the cards would not install correctly).  However, after reading the link you provided that I was inspired to try things one last time with a new beginning.  I uninstalled all drivers, removed all cards, re-engaged start-up secured, restarted, close, disabled secure boot, reinstalled the cards and rebooted.  And, this time, the system accepts the card GeForce GT 610.

  Difficult for me to express how grateful I am to you.  I spent two weeks and countless hours trying to get this corrected.  Just I found these forums earlier wish.

  WallMonkey02

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  * Video card *.
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  * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family * manufacturer * Intel Corporation
  * Video card chip Type * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
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  THE SIMS 3 MINIMUM REQUIRED HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
  
  FOR WINDOWS VISTA
  * Windows Vista (Service Pack 1)
  * 2.4 GHz P4 or equivalent
  * 1.5 GB OF RAM
  * At least 6.5 GB of disk space hard at least 1 GB additional space happy Custom
  * 128 MB video card with support for Pixel Shader 2.0
  
  For computers using built-in graphics chipsets, the game requires at least:
  * Intel Integrated Chipset, GMA X 3000 or more.
  * 2.6 GHz Pentium D CPU, or 1.8 GHz Core 2 Duo or equivalent
  * 0.5 GB additional RAM
  
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  FX 5900, FX 5950
  6200, 6500, 6600, 6800,
  7200, 7300, 7600, 7800, 7900, 7950
  8400, 8500, 8600, 8800
  9600, 9800, GTX 260, GTX 280
  
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  9500, 9600, 9800
  X 300, X 600, X 700, X 800, X 850
  X 1300, X 1600, X 1800, X 1900, X 1950
  2400, 2600, 2900
  3450, 3650, 3850, 3870,
  4850, 4870
  
  Intel® Extreme Graphics
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  Chipsets integrated such as the ATI Xpress and the NVIDIA TurboCache variants will have low settings selected, but should operate satisfactorily.
  
  Please note that attempting to play the game using video hardware that is not listed above may result in reduced performance, graphical issues or make the game work do not at all.
  The NVIDIA GeForce FX series is unsupported under Vista.
  
  and he also said when I watched the news of the memory of the BIOS screen:
  
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  I know that I have to add memory and a video card, or even a power supply according to the video card, I get. Memory seems simple and easy to do, but the power SUPPLY and the video card, makes me a little nervous, any suggestions on what I should get and instructions on how to proceed will be greatly appreciated Thx! I apologize for this post being so long.

  Message edited by CareBear31 on 02/05/2009 13:02

  Adding instructions are here. When you buy new memory be sure and go to the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Use only brands so that they ensure th your product compatibility. Use the memory Configurator tools on the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Here are a few major brands for you: Kingston, Crucial, Corsair:

  Change the power supply: This video on youtube is pretty decent for generic power supply switching.

  Thislinkhas information on opening the cover and remove the cover.

  When you select a video card do not get cards great physically (i.e. ATI HD 4870 / 4850) because they are double wide and does not have limited space. Fantastic cards but are not for the pre-built PC.

  Any ATX PSU fits your case. 450 watts or therabouts enough for almost any addition of hardware on your pc. Do yourself a favor and stick the best brands such as Corsair, OCZ and others. Generic brands are not worth the problems they can bring even if they are cheaper.