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• (Redirected) What readers to buy for my OptiPlex 755 video card

  I just bought a Dell OptiPlex 755 of Micomp and he has a really bad video card. I wonder what are my options here

  My computer (from newegg.com) record:

  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium / processor Type: Core 2 Duo / GPU/VGA Type: Intel GMA 3100 / memory capacity: 8 GB DDR2 / HDD: 250 GB / speed CPU: 3.00 Ghz

  Learn more about the DELL Optiplex/C2D / 3 GHz

  Model

  Brand

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  Model

  OptiPlex/C2D / 3 GHz

  Info Express

  Type

  Computers in business desktop & Workstations

  Form factor

  Desktop

  Its use

  Company

  Operating system

  Windows 7 Home Premium

  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

  Type of processor

  Core 2 Duo

  Processor speed

  3.0 GHz

  Graphics

  GPU/VGA type

  Intel GMA 3100

  Memory

  Memory capacity

  8 GB DDR2

  Hard drive

  HARD DRIVE

  250 GB

  Optical drive

  Optical drive type

  DVD-ROM

  Display

  Screen size

  No screen

  Audio

  Audio chipset

  Integrated

  Communications

  LAN Chipset

  Integrated

  LAN speed

  10/100/1000Mbps

  Front panel ports

  Front USB

  2

  Front Audio ports

  2

  Rear panel ports

  COM

  1

  LPT

  1

  Video ports

  1 VGA PORT

  Rear USB

  6

  RJ45

  1 port

  Rear Audio ports

  1 x headphone jack, 1 x Microphone, 1 x line

  Manufacturer warranty

  Parts

  1 YEAR

  Labor

  1 YEAR

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  I need a 1 GB video card to run gmod. y at - it good cards that I can use

  Better to post this thread in the Forum video Desktop, here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/forums/3515.aspx

  Bev.

• Problem starting OptiPlex 9020

  I have an optiplex 9020 having a blinking cursor for about 10 to 15 seconds before the screen startup Dell and after the Dell splash screen. I have the latest version of the BIOS and use an SSD as boot drive and SATA drive as a secondary drive, the bios is set to boot only the SSD. I have the sata AHCI operation, the value of the RAID is disabled. This is a new installation from the CD from Dell on the SSD. I looked in the bios but not see anything that would cause the problem?

  Same here right out of the box.  In my case, having only the SSD in the startup list, gives "no boot device", most of the time.  Enter the BIOS, the SSD Liteon is no longer in the same list after adding it and re-record.  Update the BIOS does nothing to correct.

  But hitting F12, the SSD will always be an option and when selected, always boots.  It seems to be a kind of calendar of initialization when the BIOS examines the various materials.

• Dell Optiplex 755 SFF 2015 video card update

  Dear readers.

  I'll buy my first Dell computer, which is a Dell Optiplex 755 Small Form Factor. It has a Core 2 Quad q6600 CPU in it, with 2 GB of ram and a PSU 275w. I have a Nvidia Geforce GT220 video card, which is a low profile video card, it can consume the maximum of 58 W, and this video card requires at least 300 W works without problems. Will it work with this diet?

  Link to the video card:

  Thank you!

  whadez

  I'll buy an Ati Radeon HD 2400 XT, because im does not intend to do some games 'hardcore' and other animals, it can be good for my needs.

  The 2400XT is very outdated and terribly weak power. You are much better with people like a Sapphire 6450, that can be done for $43 postpaid from Newegg.

• OptiPlex 755 USFF does not start after changing the cmos battery

  I have a desktop Optiplex 755 USFF requiring the cmos battery to replace. After the replacement of the computer will not start. It brings up the menu windows start, the sasfe mode, safe mode with network set mode command prompt, security, last know good configuration and boot normally. Any option will bring to the top of the WIndows XP loading screen and then re-boot of the computer right back to the start screen. A big loop. I can get the hard drive to boot in an Optiplex GX280 without problem. I was told of the motherboard needs to be replaced, but I changed the units of the system and the same thing with this hard drive.

  I tried to reinstall the operating system and get all the way to "starting windows" and then the blue screen stop error message 0x0000007B (0xF7A10524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) dead. The computer is WIndows XP SP3, 1 GB of ram with 80 GB hard drive. It seems that the Setup program does not recognize the hard drive.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  After several hours of experimentation, I finally found the correct BIOS settings in order to get the computer to boot. There are three BIOS settings that need to be changed or check settings by default so that it can work. SATA 0 must be activated, SATA operations must be changed from AHCI, ATA and in the modular Bay, by default "far-sighted" should be replaced by the IDE. Save the settings and start the computer to the right upwards.

• Video upgrade - business multi-screen on Optiplex 755 MT

  People,

  Please, let me share my upgrade of success a good end of the Dell Optiplex 755 MT for multi-monitor lease.

  If you are looking to use a great system for companies, but want to add multiple monitors (which is fantastic for productivity), so this solution might be nice for you.  And do graphics multi-monitor solution that works is easy and difficult at the same time!   It's easy if all the material is known to work together!  This note is therefore, on this topic.

  * With the help of ATI over-pants 2450 in 16th housing PCI Express.

  * Four monitors (via VGA or DVI adapters included) OVER the motherboard video still works!

  * Updated the BIOS to the most recent.

  * Note that this card works PCI 2.0, and it works in what is apparently a PCIe 1 location. on the MOBO 755 0 a.  A 2.1 card may not work.

  * This is for businesses and all five monitors work fine now, even with YouTube.  This is not intended as a game environment.

  * There are a few things to try in BIOS in terms of parameters - for a while, there was a mistake of memory and the thing wouldn't start - it took a little time to understand the exact configuration of he.

  * WIndows 7 is the operating system used - and Windows Aero works.

  * I'm not long seen accidents associated with old Jaton NVidia PCI cards that we used previously.

  * The physical slot size are fine.

  * Consumption looks very good.

  * Cost of ITX Canada was about $250 more shipping, tax etc.

  * Here's the Sapphire version of the AMD ATI card, which is very good.

  * The AMD reference number is 100-505531.

  Five monitors are not identical (three different geometries and two sellers)

  * Device Manager lists the latest AMD video drivers for this card as installed and work - I am not quite clear if the drivers have been installed from the download, or later.

  Actual installation was required for their persistence and a little hairy.  When I reboot, I'll see all noting the exact BIOS settings.

  * The system crashed not once now, in a week of constant availability, including browsers open 20 tablets or more periods and use of the physical memory of 80%.

  * System 6 GB of RAM, running 64-bit and BIOS A22.

  Good luck.

  AMD 100-505531 over-pants 2450

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814195083

  It comes with 2 connectors DUAL DMS.

  

• Problem with the Dell Optiplex 755.

  Have a refurbished Dell Optiplex 755 with windows 7, only a few months ago.  Sometimes the screen rises all yellow and you can't get out.  Sometimes screen goes all black but if you click anywhere on the screen with the mouse will go up all that is behind the screen where you clicked, but you must do it all over the screen to see what is there.  Now the last week or so whenever you leave the computer and return windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown down.  Can someone tell me what could happen?

  This behavior indicates a video problem.

  A cable loose or damaged video from your computer to the screen.

  A failed video monitor.

  This computer has a separate video card?  If the cable connected to the back of the PC is vertical, the answer is probably no.  If it's a separate video card, you need to open the PC and remove, then reinsert the video card - its called re-seats of the Board of Directors.

  How old is follow you and what type is - LED or CRT.  Is - this really really heavy?

  Remove and check the end of the thread and examine the tiny pins in the connector, none of them are bent?

  The judgment is not likely related to changing the color on your screen.  A number of things that cause, but you need to check your hard drive and check the temperature inside the box.

  Turn off the power.  Hold the button for 7 seconds.  Open the case and see if there is a lot of dust.  Have one of those cans of compressed air.  Blow off the dust from the case.  Pay special attention to the fan on the processor with the fins of the radiator aluminum under him.  Make sure that it is free as well as fans of dust.

  You should test the hard drive to ensure that it is not a failure.  If you tell us the manufacturer of the drive, we can tell you where to find the appropriate software.  In the text box above the globe on the left lower part of peripheral type.  Type of device.  Click on Device Manager.  In the window that appears, click the small arrow to the left of the disc.  Send us the model number, you can see it.

• Memory Dell optiplex 755 problem

  I recently acquired a Dell Optiplex 755 used with 4 GB of memory Kingston (KVR800D2N5K2).

  I replaced it with 8 GB memory Kingston (KVR800D2N6).

  When I plugged in the computer, it went through it, self test has virtually stopped with just the power led (green) and I could not activate it (no follow-up post). I quickly removed the memory and give the original 4 GB and got on with the post office to come fine.

  My only question is to go from CASE 5 6 because the problem or is the memory just bad?

  Thanks in advance.

  Found the solution, when I asked questions about memory, I discovered it was the memory of type AMD. Where the reason for which he would not start on the motherboard Intel 755.

• Video card in Dell Optiplex 755 Desktop HELP

  Hello everyone, I'm new here and I really need your help :)

  I have a Dell Optiplex 755 desktop computer and incredible as it may seem that I did not know the Office had no graphic card (video card?) lol x)

  The Office gave at Christmas, I wonder if you could indicate a video card ideal for my desktop PC which is not too expensive.

  I use Windows 7 Pro, I don't know much about computers components, but I found this graphics card what you think? Will work or not? graphics-cards.specout.com/.../ASUS-GeForce-210-Silent

  I really need your help guys.

  This is bad advice because the card in question is not necessarily in all cases EXCEPT TOUR because of the unique slot configuration.  FAT OFF heat sinks will not physically go in the models of desktop SFF and USFF has no slot so no card is an option.

  Radiator to map out more 1 wide slot.

  

  This is why I always recommend specific ASUS Radeon HD5450 or 6450 cards.

  ASUS EAH6450

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814121439

  

  

  

  

  

• Double video for a DT optiplex 755 (office)

  All - I have a dell optiplex 755 desktop model and want to switch to two monitors.  Im not playing or do the cutting-edge graphics, I want just the flexibility to both monitors.  I do a lot of design document in development work and would like to be able to have the two windows runs in both full screen mode.  Looks like there are a lot of monitors on slickdeals now a days.  I would like help in selecting a suitable video card to get there. any suggestions?

  No, it was the other HDMI and DVI.

  A DVI-HDMI or HDMI-DVI cable will work. In my case, two monitors were DVI, so I used a HDMI-DVI cable. There are more complex and expensive cards with two DVI ports, but it is cheaper to use a cable such as I have described.

• OptiPlex 755: 1 & 2 lights lit, noisy, but not the expansion cards. Why?

  This seems to be a problem for many people with Dells, apparently for most Optiplexes. No one I found here has received a response.

  My desktop Optiplex 755 in 2007 (hand) computer refuses to put on today. I don't know why. There could be all sorts of reasons (I dropped a few weeks ago as he ran, he was overheating until I removed the cover and blew my air conditioner for the last week and a half, etc.) but the problem is not only started when I went to turn it on this morning.

  The machine reached the Dell screen on both monitors. Then they will empty, start the computer beeping quickly (without reason) and 1 and 2 are turned on but not 3 and 4. The manual says this means there is a problem of expansion card, but specifies that it is NOT a graphics card problem. The graphics card is the only expansion card in the system.

  What does that mean?

  Well, gee... If you dropped it, you could have dislodged many things inside the box, and you can even crashed hard drive. So you may want to reinstall the RAM modules in their slots, plug cable connectors between the readers and motherboard (at both ends), and Yes, even to reinsert the video card.

  Are you sure that your system does not have a PCI-e modem, a wireless card, a supplement network (Ethernet) card, etc., which were all of the options available for the 755? Instructions for the removal of the video card, because it starts without the video card, so removing it will not help you exclude 1.2 error IDENTIFICATION of the other PCI-e card that can cause problems.

  And if it started overheating after you dropped it, there's a chance you dislodged the heatsink and the CPU fan, you will have to perhaps remove the heatsink, clean the old thermal paste off the heatsink and the CPU (do not clear the CPU in its socket!) then apply a small amount of thermal paste fresh (for example (, Arctic Silver) before turning the heat sink.

  When all this is done, remove the battery from the motherboard and press / hold down the power button for about 30 sec. Reinstall the battery (use a new, if it is old) and see if that solves your problems.

  Always turn off, unplug and press/hold power button for about 15 seconds before opening the case.

• Card PCI-E graphic for Dell Optiplex 755 SFF

  Hi all

  I have an Optiplex 755 SFF 275W PSU and PCI-E video slim with.  Graphics on this series are awful - video DVD playback cannot without jerking.  I spent a few hours trolling on the web trying to determine which video card will work in the 755.  The general consensus of the 'guaranteed' card is the Radeon HD 2400 PRO.  So, I managed to follow a fact (after trying a 5570 & it not even leave the PC start), had shipped here and installed.  To see that it does not too leave the PC startup.  So typical of Dell to make the PC which are incredibly limited.  What is the point of having a PC capable of running Win 7 (will have 8 GB of DDR2 RAM, has currently of 2 GB and currently has a Dual E6550 - core 2.3 Ghz CPU) when he cannot take a card even modestly spec'd?  This is the last time that I buy Dell.

  Anyway, having spent the mug shot (ah, much better, thank you)-why the this junky 755 will only take the so-called "guaranteed" HD 2400 PRO?  When I try to start it up, it not this stupid pre-start high ramp / down fans, then turns off, try again, then turns off, then on the 3rd go fans just go hard on & stay like that for as long as I care to leave.  If I take the HD 2400 PRO on & put this stupid DVI adapter card in the PCI-E slot, it's all good.

  No changes have been made to the 755 - it's just a standard stock machine.  If for some bizarre reason, all others using the HD 2400 PRO with the 755 SFF tell bald-faced lies (that is, they are not really using a HD 2400 PRO at all), what are the other maps?  I see that the motherboard has "25W" appear next to the slot PCI - E - but the HD 2400 PRO is rated at 25 w max.

  Buy the 755 was supposed to be an inexpensive way to make a living desktop PC.  I don't want to lose more money on cards that don't work.  And the HD 2400 PRO was relatively expensive for such an old map, obsolete (crazy NZD$ 42 - when a 5570 is only NZD$ 65).

  Any help / constructive suggestions appreciated.

  You can change. Click the Green pencil. But I already have to remove both blasphemous words.

  The 755 came in four different chassis sizes. You have chosen a smaller with the smallest power so you don't you. Here are valid Dell Low Profile PCI - e 16 X for this chassis - video cards
  DR280 ATI Radeon X 1300, 128 MB, DVI, TV-out
  JW592 ATI Radeon X 1300, 128 MB, DVI, TV-out
  KT154 ATI Radeon X 1300 Pro 256 MB, DMS-59
  JJ461 ATI Radeon X 1300 Pro 256 MB, DMS-59
  XX347 ATI Radeon HD2400 Pro 256 MB, DVI - I, TV out
  YP477 ATI Radeon HD2400 Pro 256 MB, DVI - I, TV out
  CP309 ATI Radeon HD2400 XT, 256 MB, DMS-59, TV out
  XX355 ATI Radeon HD2400 XT, 256 MB, DMS-59, TV out

  Call 1-800-357-3355 Dell spare parts and ask for the part number.

• Adding a second drive to my Optiplex 755

  I bought an Optiplex 755 renovated a few months back that came with a floppy (really?). I decided to add a second drive, so I removed the disk and put a Seagate 750 GB drive in its place. I entered the program installation and active the drive, rebooted, went back into the Setup program to verify that the disc was recognized that it was. BUT now, whenever I restart the machine, I have the black screen with the following text:

  Replacing the HARD drive is not valid, continued use can lead to long-term reliability problems HDD please press that F1 in you want to continue.

  It also gives me the choice to press F1 to continue, F2 to enter setup or on F5 to run tests.

  I press F1 and it starts normally.

  My question is how or what I do to eliminate this black screen? Because if I restart and let the system is here and waiting forever.

  Thanks for your help.

  The DT, SFF, USFF systems REQUIRE specific Western Digital or SAMSUNG drive model. Replacing the HARD drive is not valid is specific to 745 and 755 SFF and ULTRA-COMPACT systems.

  The DT, SFF, USFF models will have a thermal message.  The model of the Tower does not care the drive Type.  This is due to "thermal considerations.

  

  Desktop Dell 755 is configured to reject anything but a hard drive Western Digital or Samsung, claiming that it is due to "thermal considerations.  This is for Desktop and SFF and ULTRA-COMPACT models.

  "HDD replacement is not valid" Message on a Dell Optiplex - Article KB - 329305 computer | Reference Dell

• Dell optiplex 755 mt graphics card update

  Hi all! :))
  I have an optiplex 755 minitour. I have a gt graphics card EN8600, I want to buy http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/R72501GD5/ it. It comes in the box? I know that low profile 7750 is the best choice, but in my country is not available. Sorry for my English when I wrote something wrong. Thank you for your answer :)

  OK, so I ended up buying the card low profile Diamond HD Radeon 1 GB for my Dell Optiplex 755 minitour, well right off the bat I knew there would be problems, firstly the big black box is really tight against the card and because of two "transistors" just above the video card slot radeon hd7750 didn't come home. So I removed the top of the video card fan and he went, but when I got to the top of the computer screen, black. OK for the next, that I made that I had uninstalled my previous ATI Radeon X 600 series drivers and Yes, they were gone I also ensured that in my BIOS, this graphics card was elected s and when it does not work I went back to "automatic". Still does not work, the monitor says no signal it stays black. I tried to install drivers before I put the video card in and that has not worked, I tried to put the card in and remove the cmos battery to see if it would work and that SO it did not work, either I am completely frustrated and it was my birthday present and I was very happy to receive now really upset! I know I should of treated Tigerdirect! I bought the video card in DiamondMultiMedia on eBay, that they had a positive rating of 99% so I thought ok good deal lets roll. After all this, I called support and the tech told me as if I was a student of fifth to which I informed him that I had tried everything. He wanted to give me another card but I have to pay the shkpping return this Radeon HD7750 and then they send me another lmao graphics card I said no as I want my money back on my card! Do not buy this is not going in the Dell OLptiplex 755 MT

• What graphics card to Optiplex 755?

  I read some interesting things lately, like ' players not to buy jobs ', and there is really not much difference between a high-end workstation graphics card and a high-end card gamer, except the stabile, the ability to render OpenGL drivers and the price, price, price!

  Well, I like the stability, durability and support of a professional computer, so here I am with an Optiplex 755 w / Wolfedale E8400 Core duo 3.0 MHz, cache 6 MB L2, 1333 bus FS. It came with memory 667 MHz instead of 800, but it seems that 667 DDR must be able to feed the 1333 FSB well enough. I just upgraded the RAM max 4 g w / XP Pro 32-bit. Not too bad a machine, to what I studied put them in a graphics card. I must say that I'm not a gamer, but would like to try a few games, maybe FlightSim. I intend to make a video montage of family videos, and wants to rapid processing and output quality. I was called to splash around to be a hardware geek from time to time.

  I knew that slot PCIE-16 version 1.0, so the 1/2 the speed of 2.0. Somehow, I thought that the graphics card would determine the speed, but it was a chimera. Someone told me that PCIE 2.0 cards would not work with a 1.0 interface. (It is also only 1 slot, so no Crossfire or SLI.)

  So I started looking on the cards in PCIE 1.0 game more fast, the 8800 GTS 320 M and 640M. However, I am worried about the basic things 2 - editing of the card in the machine and do not FRY machine. The slot itself is marked 75 W. All comments graphics card I've seen recently are beginning to 130W consumption at idle and go up to perhaps 250W + dependent. What gives? Can someone tell me what means the restriction of 75W Optiplex 755 PCIE-16, and how to know what cards he meet.

  Also, I came to realize after some time and read some post here the mobo is actually an upside in the Optiplex 755 minitower. If you look at the front of the computer almost all the time - all other Dell and most computers I saw - the motherboard is on the right. In the Optiplex 755 system is on the left! This means that the graphics card must go up the face in the PCIE slot. That in itself is more logical, that hot air would rise out of the heat sink, rather than having trapped under the Board (see solutions of Zalman heatsink of heat). However, Dell Engineers put the PCIE slot at the top of the expansion slot. This means no double height, that are better cooled cards. There is also the heatsink shroud / huge CPU fan and case relatively shallow, making it probably can't get a card of 9 or 10 in in the machine. Goodbye 8800 GTS (unless he can stand up and there is a single height - prob 320Mo - ones that work pretty cool)? Opinion, please!

  I found a great deal in a map of the workstation - ATI FireGL V7200 - with total memory 40 GB/s bandwidth and an extension of the removable card, so the length of the map would be good. But guess what, it's the double-height! If only there was a way to hack off the grilled second slot cover, or somehow bend it to fit in the case without voiding warranty! Very frustrating!

  It seems that I am stuck with the 8600 GTS, unless someone can tell me otherwise - please! 512 M GDDR3 is important, but bandwidth total memory is the key - 32Gbytes/s, it is at least half of the 8800 GTS.

  So the next concern is the heat dissipation. When the heat emerges from the graphics card, if all goes well it will drift away from the CPU and not get drawn by the CPU fan on the heatsink for the CPU! Or elevation to kill my memory cards! What is your opinion on this concern? I have to / can I put an almost opposite case fan the CPU fan? Talk at cross-purposes. What about an expansion slot fan? Below of the graphics card, I don't know how much good it would do.

  I found the solution to food. It's a power PC and cooling 500W Dell special edition with 2 metal connectors that are necessary to justify the power supply at the top of the case. I do not think that it is possible to interrupt the power supply comes from the screws? So, which limits your choice of power supply. I had looked at other power supplies, like the OCZ / StealthXStream / 600 watts, but I wonder if that will be suspended correctly. In addition, fan PSU on the bottom of it might be a good thing? -draw the hot air on the top of the graphics card in the power supply? Maybe a bad thing, but the air flow case is generally supposed to be good.

  And then, if I get the 8600 GTS, I don't need a new power supply. I found a post here that says than 305 w as I have a nominal 12V 18 a. well, 8600 GTS needs 30A. BTW, the XFX is a good card? -that looks like what I want to come to - guaranteed for life! I guess that EVGA is an alternative, but I can't find an EVGA 8600 GTS 512 MB DDR3 cheap.

  I'm looking forward to hear your comments and suggestions on a graphics card - less than $200, please! Thank you.