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• Download incorrect for the Intel integrated graphics card

  I have a laptop Inspiron 1525 with Vista premium without SP1.  I downloaded an update for the integrated graphics card which is obviously false to my system I have now a screen that is locked with red tie Tyrolean type can go up and down.  I can't enter the mode without failure or bios.  I can't read the dvd recovery because the screen is completely inaccessible!  Display on the Dell recommended for an integrated graphics Intel Update site is incorrect download.  I can't tell you who it is that I can't access.  I hope someone can help!

  jackhay

  
  

• power supply and integrated graphics card upgrad

  I have an a6767c of office with integrated graphics. I would like to upgrade with a good card modest price. Perhaps nivida 9800? also a new power supply would be advised that told me. I can spend about about 250.00 maybe more I can install myself. Thinking maybe 600 watt PSU? Im a bit new to pc, but learn quickly. any help would be great.

  Corsair 400CX would be my 1st choice.  With respect to the GPU, I'd go with the Radeon 4770.  Measure the case to ensure that the GPU will adjust.  These Gumball HP is designed for browsing the web and light desktop functions.  You can migrate content to a best case (Antec 300).  Final cost will be always under $ 200!

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139008&TPK=Corsair%20400cx

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&DEPA=0&order=BESTMATCH&description=ATI+4770&x=0&y=0

• HP Pavillion P6707c integrated graphics card upgrade

  Can someone please suggest a graphics card compatible for the HP Pavillion P6707c? WOW is really choppy (we receive 7 fps at best) and it is difficult to do for a long time.  We would be happy with 40 fps.  Any suggestions? There are so many options and I do not know how to evaluate the maximum of the motherboard or the power supply (seem to be the main factors after narrowing the options for a PCI Express x 16 graphics cards).  Thank you!

  The GT440 should work fine because it's a moderate card. However, 4 generations old, it can be hard to find. The Corsair CX430 will correspond to the computer and the will to power the GT440 without problem.

  Please send BRAVO

• the Vostro 1500 graphics card upgrade

  I am looking to update my graphics card than the 8400 vostro m GS to the 8600 m GT, but it seems that dell sells more it on their site.  So, I turned to some store of the local computer and found a 8600 m GT that comes from an inspiron 1520.  The guy at the store said that it will work in my vostro, but I wanted to ask here and make sure before I buy it.  any help is appreciated

  Thank you

  
  

• The Pavilion m9098d graphics card upgrade

  Hi, I want to update my system with a card MSI GTS250. This card fits inside the case? I must it upgrade my power supply as there only about 380 watt of power? I have already installed another hard drive to 500 GB inside.

  Thank you.

  Rizelmine, the GTS 250 requires power 450W.  So then he can if adapt (go to the Web site of the manufacturer for the map measures), you must upgrade the PSU.  I suggest OCZ or Corsair products.  They are very high quality and provide a stable, clean your computer power.

• Compaq-Presario CQ5110F: the graphics card upgrade

  In order to upgrade to Windows 10, I have to upgrade my video screen, so I purchased and installed a 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 in PCI Ex16 slot on the motherboard, but my system of refuses to recognize it, even if I changed the main video screen in the BIOS PCI Ex16. What I'm doing wrong here? I'd appreciate any help. Thank you

  Hello:

  The Nvidia 730 series cards do not work on an old PC.

  The BIOS will not accept it.

  If you want a nVidia card which is close to the 730, you go with GT 630.

  Also, there is a workaround to use the integrated graphics card and upgrading to W10.

  See the discussion below.  You launch the DVD you made from the windows desktop and ignore the checking of updates.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-video-display-and-touch/NVIDIA-GeForce-6150SE-nForce-430-chipset-not-compatible-with/m-p/5173180#M41749

• Alienware 17 - integrated graphics not detected in BIOS - cannot switch to the integrated graphics card

  As the title says, I own an Alienware 17, bought around November of 2013. My NVidia GeForce GTX 770 M runs like a champ. But I can't go to the integrated graphics card (should be Intel HD Graphics 4600). I tried the Fn + F5 (several times). It is said that it is "optimal". Tried with the laptop plugged in and not plugged. I looked in Device Manager and there is only a single index card (NVidia) view. I then booted the BIOS and it said: 'Integrated Graphics - undetected. " I have the latest BIOS version available on the support Web site.

  Don't know what to do at this point. I should have integrated and discrete, but only discreet is detected. I want to be able to switch to the Intel card, so that I can mess around with things like the Intel WiDi and want to also DO NOT perform my NVidia card all the time, and because I'm not playing games all the time.

  Any ideas? All support staff out there who can help out me?

  Cub... I think I might have answered my own question... My laptop has the option to display 3D 120 Hz. For this reason, 'Optimus' technology is not available (I think I say this right), and so I can't go to the graphics card Intel because of the way the 3D display is wired. There is a YouTube video that I saw what explains the all (link below).

  "Alienware 17 with 120 Hz 3D display has no integrated graphics":

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=RJ3IRvCkllg

  Then... Not sure that I'm too happy with Dell right now. One of the advantages that I looked forward had to be able to change maps and play with some of the features of the Intel WiDi map in particular. When I bought the laptop, I was not made aware that I would lose the functionality of upgrade of the screen to get the 3D option. Would have been nice to know, so that I know what are the trade-offs.

• HPE h9-1001de: HPE h9-1001de - broken graphics card can I use the integrated graphics card Intel?

  I bought this PC four years ago (just the version, not CS as in the link):

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c03106002

  The integrated graphics went broken today. Research on the spec Web site I noticed that the Intel's integrated graphics. I won't buy another video card, if there is a graphics processor integrated into the processor.

  Indeed, there are two additional DVI ports; However, they are sealed with a sign "DO NOT REMOVE", and each port is sealed with two screws with a strange format (star with six faces?).

  Why these DVI ports are sealed? Why with this format live strange? I hope that's not for licensing reasons, and that I'm still able to use them as DVI ports...

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  I don't think it is sealed for any other reason than from your PC with a video of the add-on card, they would not people plugging in these ports DVI cables and by calling HP support complaining that the video does not work (because an add on card disables the integrated graphics card).

  Remove your discrete PCIe x 16 graphics card, so the built-in graphics card is enabled, put your hand on the good size torx screwdriver and remove the cover, so you can use the integrated graphics card adapter.

• How to disable the integrated graphics card? HP Pavilion a6400f

  I intend to install a new NVIDIA PCI-E x 16 video card, but my HP Pavilion a6400f comes with an Intel integrated graphics. I know that you need to disable the onboard graphics, but how? I checked the BIOS but couldn't find an option to turn it off. Any help?

  Message edited by soadfreak2005 on 01/16/2009 11:24

  You go to control panel, system maintenance, and then Device Manager. Scroll down and look for graphics cards, click the plus tab, click on the model of integrated graphics card you have. Then right click and a menu appears, select turn off and that's all. Then follow the instructions on your new graphics card. Good luck...

• Qosmio F50-126: how to activate the integrated graphics card?

  Running Windows 7 on F50 - 126.
  After checking my specs on the site Web of toshiba, here are the details on my graphics card: -.

  Manufacturer: NVIDIA;
  type: NVIDIA; GeForce; 9700 M GTS supporting TurboCache; technology
  memory: 512 MB dedicated VRAM (up to 1 791 MB of total available graphics memory using the TurboCache™ technology with 3 GB of system memory)
  memory type: GDDR3 (800 MHz) video RAM (resp. RAM video and system memory combined)
  connected bus: PCI Express 16 x

  I want to know if I can turn on my integrated graphics card. I know that clicking on powersave suppose to turn off my 9700 m and go to the integrated card, but the laptop did not want it actually disabled.
  Like, watching a video or a game of battery the difference between "Powersafe" and "Balance" is not that much.

  The computer seems to work at full power.
  Because I remember when I had Vista installed, the game and used trolling videoes. But on windows 7 it doesn't. Anyone know how to activate the integrated card?

  I have my computer updated completely and everthing... How d I do not know if my card is turned on or off?

  Hi mate

  I'm a bit confused of m.
  Why?
  Because you ask about activation and deactivation of the graphics card (integrated).

  First of all, there is ONLY a single graphic chip!
  It s a GeForce 9700 M GTS graphics card.

  The graphics chip supports the 512 MB GDDR3 own (he dedicated video memory s) and it s is always available!

  In addition, the chip supports shared system memory. It depends on the available main memory!

  For example:
  * With the help of Win 32 bit system *.

  System memory: * 2 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 767 MB (using 3 GB of RAM you 1279 MB)
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1279 MB (1791 using 3 GB of RAM)

  System memory: * 4 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 1279MB
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1791 MB

  * With the help of Win 64 bit system *.

  System memory: * 2 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 767 MB
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 1279MB

  System memory: * 4 GB *.
  Dedicated video memory: 512 MB
  Shared system memory: 1791
  TOTAL available graphics memory: 2303

  As you can see the use of Win 64-bit and 4 GB of RAM would be better for the graphics card as the use of the file Win 32 bit with 4 GB of RAM

• Different in the integrated graphics card as says compney

  I bought HP 15-g002AX a month... before you buy I read the specifications carefully... everywhere I found that the integrated graphics card is AMD radeon hd 8570 m 2 GB, but after you buy and check the graphics card it is Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m and graphics Amd Radeon (TM) R5

  Dishant99 wrote:
  I bought HP 15-g002AX a month... before you buy I read the specifications carefully... everywhere I found that the integrated graphics card is AMD radeon hd 8570 m 2 GB, but after you buy and check the graphics card it is Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m and graphics Amd Radeon (TM) R5

  "Amd Radeon Hd 8500 m" is the series to which belongs an AMD HD 8570 m.

  You can download and run CPU-Z to correctly identify the discrete graphic card installed in your laptop. The Graphics tab as shown in the picture. You can use the Catalyst Control center first select the Radeon HD 8570 m. Switchable graphics on HP laptops

  

• HP Pro 3130 microtour: use the integrated graphics card Intel H57 Council

  Good afternoon.
  Motherboard HP Pro 3130 Microtour here MS-7613.
  What you need to install the CPU, which it was possible to use the integrated graphics Intel H57 Board adapter?
  Poised the Lynnfield Quad Core Intel Core i7-870, 3300 MHz. It does not work with an integrated video card.
  External graphics in the PCIe slot only.

  Hello:

  Please refer to page 3 of the quickspecs at the link below... specifically the part where it says: NOTE: HP Pro 3130 with Intel Core i5 750 processor or any what Intel i7 processor has no integrated graphics card.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/c04290878.PDF

  You will need to add a graphics card into the PCIe x 16 slot.

• The graphics card upgrade issues...

  I recently bought this graphics card: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=5660536&sku=A271-5774

  Also, I advanced and bought this power supply: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3276573

  I own a HP Pavilion a6414 and this is my first video/graphics card upgrade.  I did a good bit of research and I know that I have the PCI E x 16 appropriate for the card slot and the power SUPPLY 650 Watt PSU to insert in the ATX case. I measure the UAP present btw.  I'm a little worried about the upgrade of the power supply, because I read somewhere (I think it's here on this forum) that some HP tech rep said a person who upgrade the power supply could not be performed on the a6414, but I don't see why not.

  My other concern is about the speed of the processor to the graphics card and possibly voltage problems, but I think the power SUPPLY Ultra PSU will be fine.  Either that it is my first time to play with the graphics card and PSU, I'm looking for advice on the compatibility between these three components, i.e. the model, the card and the power supply.  Any input will be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance...

  I installed everything today and it works like a charm.  I had read so much about the HD 5770 not recognized by HPs and the test of the power supply, but everything worked so far.  I bought a LG LED 20 "monitor today as well, and everything looks great.  Thanks for all the advice guys...  The links you provided helped with Dave BIOS, thanks.

• Disable the integrated graphics card?

  Hello

  I have a Dell XPS 15 L502X. So I recently installed a game called Wolfenstein: The New Order. And everytime I start the game I get an error known on the web as "wglCreateContextAttribsARB failed".

  I know that the cause of the error is that the game keeps identifying my integrated graphics (Intel HD 3000) as the main graphics card so that I have a dedicated onboard graphics (Nvidia GeForce GT 540 M, 2 GB dedicated memory).

  The problem is that my integrated card only supports OpenGL 3.1 and below, although my GPU supports up to OpenGL 4.0. I know for a fact that this GPU is able to run the game and YES I already chose my GPU as the primary graphics card under manage 3D, the global settings settings AND parameters of the program specific AND even tried setting the PhysX Configuration as the GPU itself at unsuccessfully.

  I also tried to disable my Intel HD 3000 by Device Manager (couldn't turn it off via bios), but whenever I do so that turns off the display of my laptop. However, I have a TV that my laptop is connected via HDMI. If my laptop screen is transferred to my TV and I can not change/turn my laptop displays ONE unless I had to re - activate the integrated graphics card. Strange in my opinion!

  On the other side, I ran the game without the integrated graphics card (when), and the game runs very well! CLEARLY the GPU (GT 540 M) is able to run this game, although the game is not identify him. Instead only identify the integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 card or identifies the onboard graphics as the main reason any!

  Need help please, I want to play the game on my laptop screen not on my TV... Also on a side question, is it possible to completely disable my integrated graphics (Intlel HD 3000) without losing my screen? If so, how?

  Thank you for your time.

  EDIT: I discovered that a similar problem, I used to have with another game (watch dog) on the demanding game run my video card to support DirectX 11 for the game (so it never ran), now works correctly when I turn off my integrated graphics card and use my TV as my main screen! EVEN IF my GT 540 M is to satisfy the minimum requirements for the game!

  You can switch between graphics cards - Intel low performance for graphic intensive application of navigation/less graphically and using nVidia graphics high-performance hungry applications in graphics resources like games.

  You can take a look on the link shows to switch between the graphics card Intel and discrete graphics (nVidia, in your case):

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=DCh9Eob0mNY