Pavilion HPE 440F: need new video card for HPE-440F

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  The original video card failed on my dc7900 (purchased in 2009) - a Nvidia Quadro NVS 290 PCie x 16. A repairman replaced with an ATI Radeon x 300 / x 550 but performance index increased from 3.2 to 2.0 and the driver is apparently causing BSOD when I use Google Earth or let the screensaver start. If I turn off the screen saver, the PC will crash when I work. ATI/AMD says it does not support the card under Windows 7 and their drivers for Vista. I have Windows 7 Ultimate with two monitors.

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  Hi Paul,.

  Thank you for the information. I ordered the card and hope it lasts. Good to know that speed chart will be better than the original map. I used to build my own PC from 386, 486 (using SCSI and OS/2 disks) and through first processors Pentium but the motherboard changes left most of my obsolete spare parts. It is safer not to do on the bleeding edge.

  On another forum, someone gave me advice on the use of Bluescreenview to know what causes accidents. It turns out that the ATI driver is the cause, and probably because the card is not supported under Windows 7 by the site Web of ATI. Once again, thanks for the help - these forums are great!

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• New video card for Pavilion p6565uk

  Hi, the existing card in my HP Pavilion p6565uk desktoprunning Windows 7 (a Nividia GEForce GT230 with technology purevideo HD and 1.5 GB of memory dedictaed) started giving problems with its fan (now more heat and software stops working) I wish to update. I saw the GForce 630 2 GB DDR PCI express announced on Amazon and do not know if it is compatible.  I know that my office has a PSU of 300watts but don't know not what would be an appropriate updated map. The Nividia GeForce GT230 existing provided excellent service for what I use the computer for (some movie edition and normal household usage).

  Please can you advise me to use a proper replacement card.

  In the meantime, I have cleaned the fan and use the computer with the side panel off the coast for additional cooling.

  Thank you

  Hi Steve,.

  Not all 300 Watt power supplies are created equal, and therefore the reason why for the non - OEM GT630 video card manufacturers require more able to provide (350 watts).

  Open the PC and read the label on the power supply.  The amperage for the + 12v bus (rails) must be 20 amperes.  You can see two + 12v amperage if the power supply has two supply rails + 12v.

  The PCI-E slot is rated at 75 watts and 630 GT is close to the maximum power.  It is a call to close, but if you are not hungry video applications, then you should be OK.  If you begin to experience strange system problems and then I go ahead and replace the power supply.

  I normally consider to follow the recommendation of the manufacturer of the video card, but the GT630 is very close.

• Radeon 4870 or another new video card for a6560t

  I have an a6560t and you want to upgrade the video card. I think a Radeon 4870 and was curious to know if:

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  (2) it will work with the a6560t?

  (3) will be that I will be able to get a lot of a 4870 with the a6560t or should I consider using a card of lesser team upward with the a6560t platform?

  (4) anything else to consider?

  Note: I plan to upgrade my power supply as needed.

  Thanks for your help.

  FYI,.

  I have improved the power supply and the 4870 fits into the wells of the case. It is certainly noisier than the 9300GE it replaces, but the performance is remarkable.

• Where can I buy a new video card for my Alienware M17x R3?

  Hello

  I have a videocard of 660 m which seems to now be on his way.  To make a long story short - it seems to be appearing and disappearing from my device manager.  I have two OS on my system, and it does not show even in the other when it becomes capricious.

  in any case - where can I buy a replacement?  If I have to spend $$ I might as well update if possible.  On the forums, I noticed that it is possible to buy one directly from Alienware?

  Travis

  Hello!

  These are available for the M17X R4 video cards:

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  KXXC4	GeForce GTX 680M
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• HP Pavilion Elite e9280t - need to video card

  I've been out of the arena of PC game for many years. With the release of Skyrim, I seek to get back in and want to update my card low video supplied with the machine (ATI Radeon HD 4650).

  Problem is that I am naïve about what will work with it. I'm looking for the best ATI card based I can get for less than $200 that suit and will work without upgrading of power supply. I think the power of this machine is 460w? Something about I'm sure. With all these variables such as size, power connectors 8 pin/6 pin, power supply, etc, I'm a little lost.

  My machine is 64-bit with 12 GB of ram, quad core i7 920 processor. The graphics card is the weak link in my machine according to the 'Win Exp' score.

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  Missing summer?

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• New graphics card for HP Pavilion Elite HPE-170 t

  Hi, I'm getting artifacts screen sporadically, Ithink my video card is starting to go bad. I want to get a new one, but I do not know what will fit. My computer HP Pavilion Elite HPE-170 t:

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  So, any suggestions on the new video cards less than $200, which will be more apt to little and works as easily as possible? Thank you!

  OK, I got my new video card, to be exact of it:

  http://www.Amazon.com/XFX-250E-800MHz-graphics-R7250EZNP4/DP/B00JM5XX9O/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

  http://www.xfxforce.com/en-us/products/AMD-Radeon-R7-series/AMD-Radeon-R7-250E-core-Edition-R7-250E-znp4

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• 550-153w Pavilion: new video card

  Hello, I want to get the ram dedidcated to my graphic card of 256 and its 128 right now. Ive read in another post on the forum that it would be better to get another (goo.gl/Z4F0f1). I was wondering what would be the best video card to get for this need.

  @ShepardPotato, welcome to the forum.

  The problem that you have with the upgrade the video card is the power supply unit (PSU).  It's only 180W.  Most new video cards require a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  You should check to see if a stanard ATX PSU will enter in the space provided for the existing power supply.  If there is enough space, this power supply should work.  You should get this one measures of the plug.

  When you upgrade the PSU, here is a video card that will make what you need.  If you need more information, you should contact the manufacturer's Technical Support.

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

• new graphics card for a desktop Pavilion p6657c PC

  This computer has a 250 watt power supply. I want to get a new video card with more specialized memory (1gig) to accelerate a business program. The operating system is windows 7. CPU is AMDAthlon II x 2 220. It came with an nvidia GeForce 6150SE nForce 430, with 256 MB of memory dedicated.

  All I can say is that people have added this card on power supply less than 300W.

  You can take the risk or not.  Your choice.  I can't tell you what will happen in your specific PC, because I don't know what other material there.

  Personally, I think that the card will work fine, or I would not have recommended it.

  Manufacturer of the video card normally overestimated the supply needs of power for their video cards, so they don't get a lot of complaints from people saying that their video card blew their power supplies, etc.

  For example... I use an AMD Radeon HD graphic card 6670 in my HP 8200 Elite CMT PC business.  The card called 66 Watts max.

  AMD said that you need a 400W power supply and my PC has a 320W power.  It's a 80 Watt shortfall.

  I ran it like that for 3 years with no problems whatsoever.

  I have two AMD Radeon HD 6570 in 2 other of my business office.  AMD says that you need a power of 400 Watt for those too, and I've been running both of these other PC with 320 W P/S for the same all about 3 years with no problems at all.

  HP offered the AMD Radeon HD 6450 in the 8200 Elite small form Factor PC, which has only a 240W PSU. AMD says you need a 400W power supply to run this card.  See page 2 of the PC data page and page 15 for graphics cards offered in the form factors.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?DocName=c04313388

  This is the power of AMD for the HD 6450 requirements... see the support topic.

  http://www.AMD.com/en-us/products/graphics/Desktop/6000/6450#

  If you're still skeptical, I recommend that you either upgrade your diet (I've never done such an update, so I can't help you there), or the use of this handy power supply calculator which will estimate the power supply necessary based on the video card you want and the hardware on your PC.

  I bet you will see that he comes up with a value less than 300W.

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• Pavilion NC768AA #ABA: HP Pavilion model. a6719f new video card with the new power supply?

  Hello!

  So, I won money to buy (hopefully) a new video card!

  However, I have a problem.

  I don't know which one to get!

  SO, someone please, please recommend a video card for intermediate level games.

  (My budget is less than $280)

  My PC has stock everything.

  Thus, it was purchased as it was when you would get everything first he.

  Yes, I need also a new power supply that is included with my budget.

  Thank you!

  Revionion, welcome to the forum.

  I'd be happy to help you in your choice.  The main problem is, recent video cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS to legacy.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  The latest maps not requiring UEFI were the series GTX 640.  However, MSI has made a card that has a VBIOS hybrid which can operate with a BIOS.  The best thing to do is to choose a video card you like and contact Technical Support from the manufacturer to ensure that it will work on your computer as it is almost 7 years old.  This will save you problems.  They are the experts on their cards.

  I like Corsair power supply units (PSU).  I suggest at least 500W.  This will give you plenty of power for any card that works in your computer.

  If you have any other questions, let me know.  I'll be happy to help you.

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

• Pavilion 500-339: update video card for a 500-339 Pavilion... room with Ram?

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  Hello

  Aries won't present a problem of heat for the graphics card.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Pavilion Slimline s3120N will not recognize the new video card

  I can't get my computer to recognize and use a new video card. I tried 3 cards (GeForce 8400GS... cards 2different and Radeon HD 4550). The computer continues using the onboard video. For each card, I did the following:

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  Saved and let the computer start.

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• Need a video card compatible for Dell Optiplex 745 (SFF) - help, please!

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• New video card and memory for my laptop (1410-604)

  Hello

  I think of a new video card and an extra memory...
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  I checked my computer technical description:
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  Hello guys

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• Need a new video card

  You want to buy a new video card to get the benefits with the Mercury engine.

  But several of the video cards geforce in the supported list is no longer available:

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  None of the more recent Geforce cards work?

  
  

  
  

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