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• Taken autoCad supported graphics card NVIDIA for AUTOCAD 2013

  We are a company of IT support with a customer who has an elite of HP 8200 with an Intel Core i7 processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 1 TB drive and requires to run AutoCAD 2013. We are struggling to find a graphics card that is supported on the 8200 elite, please see below for a list of support NVIDIA graphics cards, could you please tell if none of those of list would work on a 8200? Ideally do not really want to spend more for £150-£200.

  http://USA.Autodesk.com/ADSK/servlet/SYSCERT?siteid=123112&ID=18844534&results=1&sType=graphic&Produ...

  I look forward to hear from you.

  Matt

  I guess it will work, but it is not certified by Autodesk...

• My m7680y can support graphics cards PCI requiring 2 screws/slots?

  Or two slots? Im not sure what the technical term is... Im trying to buy a geforce 9800 and it requires 2 slots. I would like to make room for two slots after I remove my old pci card, but ill have come down the sound card. While matter where the sound card?

  While there is great space (two locations), the case probably sleeps, assuming that there is nothing in the way insofar as this would be towards the front of the case.  I think the sound card works OK in any PCI slot, to answer your question on that.  The main concern I would have is the power that this video card is vs. What can provide the power supply.  When they start the list of food that is able to support the card, I start to wonder.  See here:http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_9800gx2_pwr_supply.html

  I guess depends a little on which in this range of models (GeForce 9800), but you might want to consider getting a diet very capable before putting a card like this in you computer.

• Compaq Presario CQ42 series does support graphics card?

  I have Compaq Presario CQ42-160TU laptop. But there is no graphics card in it. I am running Windows 7 in there. I want to install the Nvidia graphic card in it. He does this model?

  Thank you

  Mohit Khandelwal

  It has a graphics card, or it would not show anything on the screen. It's just a "integrated" not very good card for games. Sorry to say you can't add anything ese. The graphics chip is soldered to the card. And there is no accommodation extension for a video card or any other place to put a.

• 8100 elite SFF business desktop graphics card supporting 3 monitors? Advice requested

  Windows 7 Professional x 32

  I want to run the simulation software that uses three monitors at the same time on a PC HP Business Desktop 8100 Elite.

  The list of supported graphics cards are below:

  No idea how I can achieve this?

  Can I use the Intel HD integrated card?

  If it is not that of cards supported listed will do this or y at - it a new card not listed who may take support this?

  Other components or cables needed?

  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Al

  Graphics card integrated with processor Pentium from Intel, the Intel Core i3 processors and some Intel Core i5 processors:

  • Hello alharri,

    It is one of our computers in the enterprise.

    You will probably get a clearer answer on our business forum.

    Here is the link to the business forum.

    Thanks, have a nice day.

• M57 and all graphics cards - total lack of support - and do not buy

  well just to be in contact with the help to find out if a new bios will come out to support graphics cards with most of the people. (Nothing more powerful HD5450)

  Sorry not supported in some way, only 3 cards of crap are supported officially.

  Essentially said to the sling hook

  Remind me not to buy IBM again of the absence of support or updates.

  PCI-E standard - not if your IBM

  
  

• support for CUDA graphics card

  Hello!

  I just installed a trial version of Adobe first Pro CS5.5.

  A popup window tells me to download a graphic CUDA driver for a better rendering.

  In the list of supported graphics cards my card does not appear.

  NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT

  In the details section of this card, it shows me the following: 32 CUDA cores

  Does that mean now that it supports CUDA or not - is - do I have to install another driver for it - I'm confused...

  BTW. system requirements recommend RAID 0 for uncompressed video.

  So far, I use different fast HD but no RAID 0. In what scenario will be victim?

  concerning

  Here is the list of the supported graphics processors: http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html

  The GeForce 9500 GT is not in the list of supported cards. A lot of cards that have CUDA is not supported by the CS5.5 body. It is not strictly CUDA body makes use of all areas... Organization requires a handful of specifications that CUDA is the primary but not the only one.

  Your card meets most of the requirements of the software, but only the cards that Adobe has actually tested and approved will be listed as supported cards. Only these cards are supported by default in the functioning of the body CS5.5.

  With that said, you can ALWAYS try to get the body to use your GeForce 9500 GT GPU using the 'hack' that a lot of users have posted in the forum (I never had to use it, or know the link, but I think that if search you the forum for 'hack GPU' then you will find probably). The 'hack' is NOT taken in charge, and even if change you successfully the necessary bits of code, it is not guaranteed that your GPU works or that it will work well.

  Yet once, only the GPU listed at the link above and stated as 'supported' by Adobe are guaranteed to give you the desired results of playback engine Mercury.

  About RAID 0 and video uncompressed... you use true uncompressed video? Many people do not, instead of use formats like DV, HDV, AVCHD, DVCProHD, ProRes, etc.. A RAID 0 is perhaps a good idea if you use 5 simultaneous streams of video from the same player, but it's really a whole topic altogether. If you use UNCOMPRESSED video, then your hard disk configuration and RAID are of main importance for smooth playback. CPU becomes less important, since there is nothing to "decompress." However, for DV, AVCHD formats and disc hard similar speed is relatively unimportant because the files are generally well below the speed of the flow of a standard disc (medium-sized AVCHD around 17 to 25 Mbps, which is nothing). However, with these more compressed formats such as AVCHD your CPU must be extremely tough because it does all the work of decompression of the video for playback on the fly.

  I hope this helps!

• P6-2350 upgrade 750ti gtx graphics card

  Will be my P6-2350 with Jasmine Mo;  300 watt power supply supported graphic card EVGA GeForce GTX 750Ti Superclock running windows 8.1?  E for PCi Card connector is open

  What is the video card you want to buy?  He will definitely enter the space.  However, I have read various comments unless it actually operate with a power supply 300W (PSU) as shown in the specifications.  You can always try with the existing power supply and replace if necessary.  Any other card that would be as good as this card, would take at least a 500W PSU.

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

• Uprading my HP PAVILION a6550in graphics card

  I use HP Pavilion a6550in with Win7 64 bit Ultimate SP1 and 4 GB of DDR2 RAM.

  I want to upgrade my graphics card Nvidia GeForce 9300 GE is too outdated.
  Can you tell me what all Nvidia graphics cards are compatible with my system based on

  (1) size (most graphics cards are too long for this cabinet)

  (2) memory (I use ddr2 ram and I don't know if I can use gddr3 or higher graphics card with this system)

  (3) the interface on the motherboard as it is only 1 PCI Express x 16 graphics card slot. So I have to replace my graphics card rather than adding to my system using sli interface between graphics cards.

  (4) the PSU is 250W, so I'll have to replace it in order to support graphics cards consume more power.

  (5) budget, cards well within Rs 10 000 /-without compromisg on performance.

  I've selected Nvidia GeForce GT 240, but would be happy if there are maps better than this.

  Thanking you in advance

  sp10190,

  Welcome to peer-to-peer forums.

• My h9 - 1215t Phoenix HPE is missing in the form of graphics card.

  Hi all. I recently bought a desktop Windows 7 model HPE h9 - 1215t Phoenix from the HP store. The day before I placed the order, the computer was available with the Nvidia GTX 680 as an option, but deleted the day I bought the computer, so I ordered the computer and bought an EVGA GTX 680 instead (Yes, cost me about $300 + extra too). Well, today, a week or two after you received the computer, I had the chance to open and take a look at the plug on the side of the PSU to be sure that I am able to run a 680 GTX in there, because it requires at least a 550w power supply at least 38A the 12v rails. I knew I was good on the 550W as it comes with a 600w PSU, but I wanted to check the amperage of rail. So I open the housing cover side and take a look at the PSU, and I see that I should be able to run the graphics card very well and a call to technical support available EVAG explaining what I confirmed it. But then I noticed something off the computer pedal. I noticed that there seemed to be different from what I saw in the manual, on the HP support site and tear down/install videos. Then I realized, IT LACK THE CONSERVANT SUPPORT of CARD GRAPH. This support is essentially a medium which has two functions, first of all, it supports graphics cards that are installed in these computers, as they can be big and frame h9 more small/more low need help a little. In addition, it supports and adds stiffness to the chassis/body itself. Well, I looked on the housing cover and of course, there is a diagram showing the missing piece, and how you should remove it to work on the computer. I was on the phone all NIGHT HP, fired back from technical support and sales and tech and sales and so on and so forth. After-sales service was good and they seemed like they really wanted to help but could not, support seemed like they did not give two * s, is if you could even understand them well enough to revisit their behavior. After having recited my S/N and the model number, name and address and million times I gave up. Supervisors do not help yet. Sales gave me an option indicating that they would send me a new one, but, that I had to pay for the new and the accusation that is held on my card until they received a new once I removed the stand and put it on mine or just returned my old one. This was not an option that I don't have an extra $ 1,000 on my line of credit, as well as, given the fact that I WOULDN'T have to DO. It's HP high time f *, now why in the heck do I have to buy another computer, so they will fix the problem?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03028387

  The support is shown in this tutorial from HP that precedes, it appears in "Step 2" and "Step 3"in the tutorial."

  Now my question is, one, someone already had this problem before? Because it really seems to be as if the person build this forgotten CTO computer reinstall the support when he'she finished the job and he bundled. Also, my other question is, WHO in the heck do I talk to to get this replacement part. Because that of course standard HP support is room runable, or not of the all ready to help me with the problem. Anything short of this computer back or get a replacement can be done? Is not an option that I use this computer for work, and I absolutely can't be without him for more than 1 day and I absolutely refuse to buy, or even let put them a cool/warm on my card for the additional amount for a new computer, because it's not my fault, and I would not solve the problem. HP needs to fix. I don't understand why someone can't just get a model h9, pop the * er open and put the dang game in the mail. When did things get so complicated and such to where people can't complete this simple action? Can anyone, anyone at all help me? Anyone from HP? I would really like to hear your opinion and your explanation as to why your emplyees completely refuse to help me. Seems as if HP now has my money, for this purpose, they don't give 2 of those stinking.

  @Win7Loyalist:

  I understand your frustration when something isn't quite right with your new test bench.  I've been there.  You paid a lot of money for a complete system, and you wait until it is complete.

  I also own an HPE Phoenix system, and I have a model h9 - 1120t with an i7 3770 k liquid and a GTX 670 which I added myself.  Mine is a Power Edition MSI GTX 670, which is Overclocked at the factory and is actually a bit better than a reference GTX 680 model.

  But I hope I can ease your frustration a bit, unless you have already found or bought one of the supports.  If so - you can skip reading any further.

  This metal bracket is not required to be left in the case, and it is designed for the purpose of shipment.  Yes, it supports and rigidity was added to the case, but this is necessary only when shipped, and not when its definition in your office or anywhere where you put your home.  The Phoenix case is not fragile and didn't need added support when in your office.

  I already had my GTX 670 graphic card when I got my rig to Phoenix, and I removed the clamp support immediately and have never used.  He has been since then in the area of HP in my attic.  I have have my system for over a year now and can you - you have no need (or want) that ugly support in there, unless you plan from somewhere, this shipping system.

  Because you must return your system to its original configuration if you need to send back to HP for warranty service, you must deliver 630 GT little in it anyway, and it's so light it will not need the support.  I suspect that's why they left.  Of course there's always someone just forgotten.

  In any case, I understand that you should have the support you are 100% right about this, it is not necessary, but I don't want mine here.  I spent a bit of time to clean the birds nest of wiring that HP did (it was a mess) and I really "tightened" and straightend the wiring inside my case and having decent airflow.  Much better than the factory.  This just square would stand in the air, not to mention that it's ugly.

  I'm surprised that its hard to get a good.  That makes no sense at all.  It's like a $5 coin.  I'd sell you mine, but I have a year left on my warranty and I need if I must refer the drill rig to HP for anything whatsoever.

  In any case, enjoy your Phoenix is really a very nice gaming platform.  I can launch ANY game of current generation such as BF3, Bioshock Infinite, Skyrim, Tomb Raider and even Crysis 3 - on the highest settings at 1920 x 1080 and get great frame rates.

  I said it before and I'll say it again, I really don't understand why HP has never promoted this platform.  It was obviously intended to go against Alienware, but no one has heard of the HPE Phoenix system.  HP does not appear to worry about marketing or promotion of this system at all.

  What a waste.

• ECS RC410-M (Asteropi-GL8E) Graphics Card compatibility

  Hello

  In need of a graphics card, for my m7377a PC media (2006). With the motherboard OEM above.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00590930

  This motherboard has problems of compatibility with the following cards:

  NOTHING EVERYTHING GOOD (on this mobo).

  GT630 on top, with 2 GB of VRAM, GT630 1 GB VRAM (mine), Ge Force GT210 1 GB Geforce GT630-2GD3

  GT610 works of all kinds with video playback problems (I read).

  Most of these cards, leader at all in windows. I bought a 1 GB of VRAM GT630, that I have to fire and lose money on the return shipping cost. In addition, spent several hours trying to make it work.

  My problems are described on this post:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/new-GT630-graphics-not-work-is-it-compatible-with-my-P...

  See also:

  1 / does not start with the new graphics card

  es-Hangs/Won-t-boot-with-new-graphics-card/m-p/28 http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-lockups-Freez...

  From erico

  You can have one of these motherboards that are not happy with NVIDIA graphics cards.

  This may sound a little weird, but it happens.

  2 / PC stuck on NVRAM verification after the start with the new graphic card of ASUS GT630

  es-Hangs/PC-stuck-on-Checking-NVRAM-after-startup http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-lockups-Freez...

  3 / rc410-m support Graphic card Geforce210

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/answers/ID-1922414/RC4 10-support-Graphic-card - geforce210.html

  GeForce 210 doesn't work at all with card mother RC410-M. Freez PC splash screen after the installation of this new GeForce210 graphics card. The same PC works well with embedded chart after removing the GeForce210. I replaced the PSU 250W to 450W. Update BIOS to Ver 3.24. My Compaq/HP PC model no is SR1732IL. Pentium 4 524 (P) HT, 3.06 GHz, 533 MHz, Socket 775, RAM-1 GB DDR2. Please suggest what needed to change settings.

  I also read this:

  2009

  For info, there are many reports of graphics cards with onboard integrated HDMI audio controllers or does not properly on the old ATI RS480/485 (Xpress 200) and motherboards Intel 915. The graphics function works well, but the HDMI audio controller will not install (or function) correctly due to resources in conflict, probably due to a limitation in the BIOS. So you can see that a graphics card that has its own HD HDMI audio controller does not work on this old motherboard.

  So, if your motherboard is not likely to work with a new card (that you can generally post to a loss of ($)).

  What choices are there? Try to get an exact same old?

  How long before, (new card) dare go you until it became incompatible?

  Whenever you have to go back, theres a loss on postage. If the seller actually accepts a return on a used item.

  So where should I start looking for a card for this map mother RC410-M. and be sure that it will work, should not return to a loss of time and money.

  Ideas please!

  Thank you!

  SID.

  Hi Alcyone,

  Yes, I now have a work card (ATI). I solved it myself in the end and was going to contact Gigabyte to the subject of the incorrent (or misleading) specifications put on their products. But I had spent so much time on this PC, that enough was enough and I never have. They would be even interested? I had contacted during my research (to ask on the GT630 before I bought it). The answers was not good (as they do not read the survey properly, as my questions remained unanswered). I think that sometimes they don't know, which is OK, but should say, so I don't waste my time and money.

  I'm never return here at the end of the day, to write my solution either (I don't think anyone would need, old PC a whole). So that's it:

  As you place your order of parts can be expensive, if you make a mistake (the two means of postage). Was important to me to make sure I got the right parts first. Or my fixed at low prices for the old PC would be costly. So ended up doing a thorough reading and research before buy you. Always end up with one that would work not (new GT630). I checked everything to turn on without result. I got a return postage, but it still lost $15 on the return of mail.

  It is the video card that did not, which made me think to upgrade other parts. As I wanted to adapt to a new upgrade card (such as the same year 2006 than my PC, how use that could have? maybe I would still look in 6 months?).

  I wanted the last card that works, which was new, top spec etc. But more than anything in the budget that I had put to the old PC.

  What I found was (and it was also the same for the PSU (Power supply unit) I had to replace). Components are continually updated, and to the extent possible, they try to make it backward compatible. But when major changes occur is not always possible or practical. This point of intersection in the technology can become difficult to get the right part. As last will not work, too old is too old. In the Middle, to the point of major changes (where my PC) can be difficult, with compatibility issues more cause where backward compatibility ends.

  I opened another post at PSU renewal/upgrade and the difficulties of the selection of an appropriate unit, but also around the time of my PC (2006), there were changes to the amount of power supplied to the rails of the tension.

  I had read a lot of opportunities, for people with the same problems as me with my new GT630 but also on the 610, 620? and other cards.

  The problem is between the PCI-E 2.0 and ver 2.1 version

  Œuvres from version 2.0 to version 1.0

  Version 2.1 runs on a slot machine Ver 2.0 without being lower versions.

  But the GT630 is version 3.0 compatible (on the box) running on version 2.0 (in small print). I thought: run worm. 2.0 OK = compat backward for version 1.0 (not so).

  I found that the card is a 2.1 version that can run in a ver 2.0 slot and also a ver 3.0 slot. Changes have been made to the 2.1 that are agreed on the 2.0 and 3.0, but will not work something before ver 2.0

  I guess, because the GT630 I bought to work on version 2.0 (I read the fine print before buy you), it would be back compatible (like ver. 2.0). They should have set out on the box that it is version 2.1 and will be only backward to 2.0

  To sum up, when you buy must be certain it's ver 2.0 and not higher.

  Ultimately for a version 2.0, I had to get a used video card. Perhaps, there are always new there? But I had had enough and was in a hurry. Didn't want to send a return once again either.

  The latest version (year), I could get, I found one on Ebay for a price, I was happy with (Aus$ 60). Seller said he had not much use, still orig box and on the pictures is very clean. Yes! no guarantee, but it's still a chance with buying used. I was a little out of choice. I did the best research, I was able on ebay and won in the end.

  This is what I bought and works perfectly in my PC for what I want from him. Overkill really (no game), but at least he will have an easy life.

  ATI RADEON HD4850

  1 GB GDDR3

  256-bit

  PCI Express 2.0

  Direct X 10.1

  This is a substantial upgrade to my original card and it works well.

  You probably only wanted the info above please so excuse the extra information. I thought I should write something in case it is useful to others.

  See you soon!

  SID.

  Just thought I would add this again from the wiki (good info)

  Think I JUST RECEIVE THE ANSWER? wiki but inevitable loser. I've read before (must have been when suffering and vision go blurry?)

  PCI Express 2.1 (from wiki)

  PCI Express 2.1 supports a large part of the management, support, and troubleshooting systems provided for the full implementation in PCI Express 3.0.

  However, the speed is the same as PCI Express 2.0.

  Unfortunately, the increase in power of the slot breaks backward compatibility between cards PCI Express 2.1 and some old motherboards with 1.0 / 1. 0 a, but most of the PCI Express 1.1 motherboards connectors are provided with a BIOS update by their manufacturers utilities to support backward compatibility of PCIe 2.1 cards.

• Is DirectX 10 or 11 DirectX 9-compatible graphics card?

  Recently, I've been using Windows XP Professional SP3, and I realized that my on-board graphics card is old. So I decided to buy a new one and replace it.

  The problem is Windows XP only takes to support DirectX 9 .0c and I do not see much cards support this version of DirectX. All I see is DirectX 10 and 11 supported graphics card. And my question is: is DirectX 11 or card 10 graphics support DirectX 9?

  I'd really appreciate for all the answers. Help, please!

  You will need to request support or pre-sales service of the manufacturer of the graphics card in question, or at least show the number of brand and model of the card and see if a reader here wants to do a search for you.  I don't know why but before the sales are generally good to answer questions quickly when there is a potential sale pending...

  John

• Tips for the installation of the graphics card and CS6

  Hello

  I am really new to After Effects and first and I need some advice about the graphics card to use.

  My version of Adobe CS6 and after having read the list of supported graphics cards, I know there are cards that are not compatible with After Effects, at least with regard to the Ray Traced 3D engine, which is now obsolete.

  I was thinking of buying a used GTX760/770, but if I buy a GTX750 what will be the result? As I understand it, the only thing that will happen is that I can't use the Ray Traced 3D feature, but the card will continue to work as well with After Effects and first. Is this correct?

  Another question is, do I really need the Ray Traced 3D option, or can I use a third party plugin?

  I'm a bit confused with this and the graphics card is the only thing that I need to buy now. I'm from Europe and I've been looking for a GTX760/770 in Germany, UK, Spain, Amazon, Ebay, but because they are used, some sellers ship items to my country Portugal, or products are a little too expensive.

  Regarding my computer it is a system of Skylake based i7 with 16 GB of RAM.

  Any help is very appreciated!

  Kind regards

  Paulo Barbosa

  paulobarbosa74 wrote:

  I was thinking of buying a used GTX760/770, but if I buy a GTX750 what will be the result? As I understand it, the only thing that will happen is that I can't use the Ray Traced 3D feature, but the card will continue to work as well with After Effects and first. Is this correct?

  After Effects do not use the GPU for much of anything other than the raytraced render engine. First it will use for many. You will need to check with people in the forum of the first to see if this older version of first supports this new card. (It will probably do the ever popular 'hack' to add your card to the list of supported cards).

  paulobarbosa74 wrote:

  Another question is, do I really need the Ray Traced 3D option, or can I use a third party plugin?

  It depends on what you're trying to do. I personally know someone who has used this feature on a professional basis. There are much better solutions out there for most of the tasks. Still, if you really want to use the engine to render raytraced on CS6 with this card, you could do the 'hack' I mentioned earlier for AE too.

  But I wouldn't worry about the ray-traced rendering engine. As you mention, the AE team is developing more then you would learn how to use an obsolete tool.

• I have a graphics card internal "Intel (r) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family" which is supported by all other browsers expect Firefox. I'm under Windows8

  I have trouble understanding why h/w acceleration is not supported for my graphics card. I have an internal card "Intel (r) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family '. Firefox said "Blocked for your version of the graphics driver" under troubleshooting information. I use Firefox beta 18 under Win8x64. So, here's the problem. When I ran Windows7x64, h/w acceleration was available under chrome & limiting too. I complained ever really because I realized that my card was about 5 years old. When I moved to Windows8 I was planning on getting a new graphics card, to my great surprise, Intel had released new drivers for this version of windows, but suddenly I was getting full throttle under IE, Chrome & Adobe flash plays also support accelerated videos. It would be useful that someone could tell me why Firefox only seems to have a problem.

  Hello

  Please see this.

• Qosmio G30 graphics card does support video player Adobe Air?

  Qosmio G30 graphics card does support video player Adobe Air?
  As when I download BBC iplayer TV programmes that they always freeze when I try to read full screen mode.

  Hello

  Why you n t visit the Adobe page and see for yourself
  On the Adobe page, you will find info on all the need of hardware requirements.

  But to be honest, the Qosmio G30 is a powerful machine and strong performance.
  I think that it s not a problem of performance of the material, but maybe some software issue

  Maybe you should try to read downloaded using another player movie files.
  VLC Player is nice, small and free. It supports almost all possible file formats.
  Check it!