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• What type of graphics card can I put Poweredge T110 II?

  A result of slots server:

  4 PCIe G2 slots:
  Two x 8 slots (one with x 16 connectors)
  One x 4 slot (with x 8 connector)
  A x 1 slot

  Graphics must support Windows server 2012 (are Windows 8, Windows Server 2012-compatible drivers?). I not looking for something fancy or fast, just something that can take care of 2 monitors via DVI or DisplayPort.

  I looked at NewEgg section of graphics card and it is difficult to understand what type of interface I should take. This is what NewEgg for interface (I see no x 8 or x 4 as shown in the Poweredge T110 II specs):

  PCI Express 3.0 x 16
  PCI Express 2.1 x 16
  PCI Express 2.0 x 16
  PCI Express x 16
  PCI Express x 1
  PCI Express 2.0
  PCI Express 2.1
  PCI Express 3.0

  I would like to try any of the cards with x 8 to the end, even though it says a slot x 16 capacity, but only x 8 power.  The card can only be up to 25w.

  Kind regards

• What type of graphics card intel is included w/the envy 15 t select w / 4200 m processor

  graphics card intel comes w / the 4200 m processor. is it the same thing as the 4200u?

  The selection of 15 t - j1000 comes with Intel HD integrated graphics based on the processor card and you can also order a discreet NVIDIA 740 M or 750 M card. The i5-4200U is a CPU ultra-low-power and comes with Intel HD 4400 graphics designation. The i5 - 4200M is a higher powered mobile processor and comes with the designation of Intel HD 4600 Graphics. Please see CPUBoss-i5-4200U vs i5-4200 M for a comparison full side-by-side two processors.

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• Dual graphics card port to use 2 monitors on my HP a6614f

  We have a new HP a6614f and run the 2 monitors. It will be used for text and business, applications do not play.

  Does anyone have a recommendation on what type of graphics card works with this system? The computer has 2 open PCI Express x 16 slots and a 300W power supply.

  Any help or advice would be appreciated.

  If you just need decision-making supported dual monitor, you will not need to upgrade the power supply. It is really only necessary for game cards that does not fit your situation. As for what the card specifically, I can't recommend a specifically because really, you can't go wrong with any of them! I recommend the following guidelines when looking for a card:

  • Make sure that they have double video outputs
  • Look at those $ 100. They work for you.
  • See if they need an extra power connector. Try to go with those who do not have a need. Those who can function in your system, but it depends on the map.
  • Make sure that the resolutions are supported by the card to work for your monitor. Applies if your screen is very high (above 1600 x 1200 or 1920 x 1080) resolution.

• Best graphics card for HP Compaq Pro 6500

  Model: HP Compaq 6500 Pro Compact
  Serial No.: XXXXXXXXX (for your safety, I deleted the serial number of your post above: this is the information that you probably don't want to make publicly available - Forum Moderator)
  Product #: SK557UC #ABA
  OS: Windows 7 Home Preimium
  
  So I got this computer by a neighbour who has moved recently. He went about its appearance and shape in big enough but its alittle outdated. especially I would like to know what type of graphics card is best for this computer because it is a type of SFF.
  
  I would also like to know bonus how much GB of memory, I can max this out at?
  
  Thanks for the help.

  Hello:

  I would recommend the Radeon HD 6450 low profile card with low profile mounting support for this model, which, incidentally, is a 6005 pro, not a Pro 6500.

  HP is currently only 6300 Pro Series competition.

  Personally, I like the fanless models but in a SFF case, according to me, that you really do need a fan to push the heat out of there more quickly that a passive heat sink can, but it's up to you.

  Woman with fan

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814127584

  Elected without fan

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814102933

  These video cards are optionally on the HP SFF equipments 6200 Pro that has the same 240 W P/S as yours.

  You can install up to 4 x 4 GB (16 GB) PC3-10600.  DDR3-1333 Mhz

  Here is the link to the quickspecs which will give you more info on your PC.

  http://h18000.www1.HP.com/products/QuickSpecs/13412_na/13412_na.PDF

• Can satellite L350-159 - I install a graphics card?

  Hello everyone, I have a friend to check what graphics card, I had the other day, I play the games and noticed that the graphics are not fantastic. He checked and then told me that I don't actually have a proper graphics card!

  I'd be happy to address them, but is possible to enter the laptop to install a graphics card? and if so, what type of graphics card would you recommend? Some are big enough, and I'm not sure that they could fit. I noticed a few panels on the bottom of my laptop which can be unscrewed - one of those which lead to a place to put a graphics card?

  Thanks for the help,
  Michael

  The problem is that the L-series is not designed for games.

  The graphics card is an Intel GMA X 3100, which means that the graphics chip is attached to the motherboard.
  There is no separate in this model graphics card, and the integrated graphic card cannot be replaced.

  The only solution would be to sell this laptop and buy a model to higher return with an ATI or nVidia graphics chip, for example the Satellite P300 or P500 or maybe series A300 or A500.

• Dedicated vs graphics integrated Intel graphics card?

  I intend to buy a new laptop - main use is MS Office, watch movies / live webstreams and navigation. However, I use it for video editing occasionally using a software called 'Pinnacle Studio MovieBox'. This software has a reqmnt to ' direct x 9 or 10 compatible card graphics with 128 MB.

  Currently, I have HP G42-478TX, which works very well.

  I am looking to buy a new laptop, if I go for an i3/i5 intel core (windows 8/10) laptop with integrated (NOT) graphics card, it will be enough to run the above software? Or I need a dedicated type NVIDIA graphic card?

  You have the ATI Mobility HD 6370 with 512 MB dedicated. Run Intel HD 4600 or 5000 embedded video will give similar performance.

  I don't think they make Studio MovieBox anymore and you can be sure that it is running on Windows 8.1 or 10 which is what is going to have a new laptop, as you said, you understand. Assuming he'll you will have no problem with a laptop with integrated Intel video. The program and the video capture device are released about 10 years ago. You can have the chance more to run the program in compatibility mode, and you also may need to install the older DirectX support. Pinnacle was purchased by Corel and then I kind of lost track of them. Their support is pretty sketchy these days. I use one of their devices to Dazzle with an old cell phone to capture video from VHS and turn it into DVD and I got to run on Windows 10 using the old Windows Vista software accompanying then chances are your device can be implemented, too.

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• Confused on what video graphics card is installed on the pc of the tis.

  I have a Dell Inspiron portable A14 5520 and yesterday found a camcorder Sony DCR TRV-350, which seemed completely lost, instead of hiding behind something on a shelf to head over. And yet it works, charged the battery, filmed a bit and he read to watch. I had never tried connecting this Sony to my Dell Inspiron, so I tried last night and FAILED COMPLETELY. I used to connect to my old Dell to the Sony pc, using a Firewire cable. I had no problem at all, but my current Dell has no firewire port to connect to. well, I can do it by USB, which was not difficult physically connected, but then, I learned why it appeared on my Dell, is because my OS is Windows 7, and Windows 7 does not recognize the Sony as being connected by USB cable. Large. I looked I could in what has my Dell, and in addition to usb, ethernet port, it also has an HDMI connector and a VGA connector. The VGA has 3 rows of 5 each, so 15 small plugin spots of pins. But looking in get a VGA adapter, I found there are many kinds available, and this isn't an area that I never treated. I have contacted Hauppauge and they advise their PVR2 HD would work connecting to my port HDMA and the streaming of the Sony through it. Very well. Oh, the price is about $175.00 for the HD PVR2, and it's a bit steep for me. I contacted Sony Forum and asked this question, asking what it advice could get connected, and in the meantime, what would be my answer on the type of graphics card I install, in case that I had to add something to my pc, I need to know if she would be recognized? I then FAILED to find, just what the Dell card installed in it, or how to find what it is. Any tips or help there? Thank you.

  I'm doing that's answer to the problem I listed here. During the night, I got a response from Sony, and the man was very nice and helpful and the first thing it says is that the Sony's USB connection and my PC will ONLY WORK, if my OS is XP. This camera model does not work via USB, to any other OS. Then he said, if I had no Firewire or A / V port on my PC, then I would need to get a digital set-top video editing, and it would be more easy has / V OUT of the camcorder, connect the Video Converter cable I buy that plug into a USB port, and it would be set to broadcast. There are many choices out there, and he said that Sony cannot suggest that one is the best, or which one to buy, so just research and pick one to buy. Of course, using a set upward as he said, does not require another USB driver, in order to avoid too much is. As I said, it was very nice, and I appreciate pointing me in the right direction. Paul

• replace the graphics card for HP omni 27

  I bought the HP omni 27 AIO a few months before and wonder if I could replace my mxm3.0 with the more powerful discrete graphics, one because of the game card. For everything else, this PC is good enough.

  Here are the specs of my HP omni 27 PC AIO: 27 "screen, CPU intel i5 3570 3.4 GHZ (Ivy Bridge), nvidia geforce GT 630 MXM3.0a 2 GB DDR3 graphics card discrete, 8 GB of DDR3 RAM,! TB 7200 HDD, lavaca pegatron motherboard.

  What are discrete graphics cards you would sugest to me and where is possible to buy?  I recently found a descrete MXM type b graphics card to the e - bay store, but I'm not sure if it fits into my PC regarding the specifications of dimensions and the heat/watts. It's the card nvidia geforce gtx 670 m type mxm3.0 b that has max 75 wats in comparison to nvidia geforce gt 630 m who has 37wats max. This card would be compatible with my system, and if so, my system would be able to handle more heat from him? If this isn't the case, could you recommend me other compatible cards for my above (HP Omni 27) system. I appreciate your help.

  According to the specifications, the system has an MXM Type A slot and the card must be less than 35W (I suspect that even a 35W would work as less that is not very common).  It also lists the GT630M as an option on actions for the system.  Other maps of Type A that meet the requirements of power should work as well.

  The Type of HP GT630 a card is listed here.  It seems to no longer be available at HP.  It seems that it is available on Amazon.  It is a direct seller's Amazon page.  Based on part number, it can be found on eBay as well.  One thing I noticed in my search for this particular card, is that nobody seems to have an image.  I recommend you contact the vendor to verify that this is a card of Type MXM need 35W of power.

• How do I know what type of grphics card my computer can take?

  Hi, I was wondering if someone can help me understand what type of graphics card it can take because I like to play on my computer and the graphics card I already have is just not my needs... It's my computer record

  Windows 7 Home premium e machines

  Processor AMD Athlon 2850e processor 1.80 GHZ

  Installed RAM memory: 2.00 GB (1.75 GB usable)

  System type: 64-bit operating system

  NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE integrated

  320 GB HARD drive

  2 GB of DDR2 memory

  will this work? http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=9365035DA5CA7304

• After windows upgrade graphics card video

  Hello everyone - I am trying to upgrade my desktop dell computer.

  I've updated the software for windows 7 ultimate. Everything went smooth except for the resolution of the screen.
  I have tried all the update and I think I need to update the video graphics card.
  No idea how can I do it at home?

  As previously posted, the type of graphics card, depends on the type of available card slot, yours has a pci slot.

  According to Dell, your model is not listed as compatible win7

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/product/dimension-2400

• Graphics card for the system E73

  Hello

  I'm trying to get a graphics card for my E73 system which will allow me to run three monitors simultaneously. After looking into the details, it seems that the E73 supports graphics embedded running at the same time as a discrete card, which would give me the ports three monitor.

  To avoid any compatibility issues, I was hoping to get a map of Lenovo who is approved for this model. I have consulted the September 2016 Option compatibility matrix, which was the last to include my model (10AS ThinkCentre SFF E73). Which lifted to the top of this map as the best option:

  Lenovo GeForce 605 1 GB graphics DMS59 (part number 0B 47073)

  But when I ordered it, unfortunately it wasn't available.

  So, this leaves wondering what card to get in the place. I had a look through the most recent maps in the hope that one would be in stock. The sounds of the map below as it should work (small footprint and described as "full on Lenovo ThinkCentre specified systems"), but the Option compatibility matrix it list as compatible for some reason, so I hesitate to buy it.

  Map of graph Lenovo GT720 GDDR5 1 GB Dual DP (part number 4X60K92692)

  Does anyone have recommendations?

  I saw the post below which deals with non-Lenovo options. Is my best bet now?

  https://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/ThinkCentre-A-E-M-S-series/E73-what-type-of-graphics-card-do-i-need/TD-...

  Thank you

  Satmour wrote:

  To avoid any compatibility issues, I was hoping to get a map of Lenovo who is approved for this model. I have consulted the September 2016 Option compatibility matrix, which was the last to include my model (10AS ThinkCentre SFF E73). Which lifted to the top of this map as the best option:

  Lenovo GeForce 605 1 GB graphics DMS59 (part number 0B 47073)

  But when I ordered it, unfortunately it wasn't available.

  So, this leaves wondering what card to get in the place. I had a look through the most recent maps in the hope that one would be in stock. The sounds of the map below as it should work (small footprint and described as "full on Lenovo ThinkCentre specified systems"), but the Option compatibility matrix it list as compatible for some reason, so I hesitate to buy it.

  Map of graph Lenovo GT720 GDDR5 1 GB Dual DP (part number 4X60K92692)

  The compatibility matrix is never complete, or implemented to date.   And it is good that the GT 605 was not available, its performance is less than the integrated Intel graphics card.   HD 4600 has a Passmark score of 646, which is better than a GT (score of 434) 620 and close to the score of a GT 630 (734).   A better source of what works is the list of adapters supported in the readme driver Nvidia for your E73 system, and which has been used successfully in your and similar systems of ThinkCentre generation.

  The GT 720 will work, but a better card is the GT 730 DDR5 (GDDR5 memory.)

  I suggest that you update your BIOS by using the CD ISO method before hand.

• graphics card to turn slim type cabinate

  Please suggest me a graphics card that is compatible with my dell inspiron 530 desktop s because it has a Slim Tower type cabinate so I confused Mr. are features of my pc - Vista home basic SP2, CORE 2 duo 2.20 GHz 1 GB of RAM DDR 2 I need a graphics card for games like FIFA 11 NFS most wanted etc.

  Hello

  As you are looking for a graphics card for your Dell computer, it would be best to contact dell for further help support.

  Helpdesk Dell: http://support.dell.com/

  Hope the information is useful.

• I want to upgrade the graphics card in my computer and I don't know if they are of the type I need more

  I want to upgrade the Visual memory of 96,0 MB so I can run my game better. It would help if someone could possibly give me a source of where to get one that would be great thanks

  If you don't have a graphics card then it is integrated into the motherboard as you say. If it is a very old motherboard, it may be a good idea to get a newer computer with a good graphics card in it. If it's a newer motherboard, you should check if it has a PCI slot, and if so, you could probably buy a graphics card yourself and put it in your computer. Anyway, you should probably talk to savvy friends computer you have, who should be able to tell you which way you should look at.

• Help on graphics card memory and upgrade for iMac

  Hello!

  I need advice on a good new graphics card for iMac 27 inch end 2012. My work is mainly in animation, Visual effects and game development soon, so I need an additional card to increase my speed.

  Currently, I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB card. Do you think I should stick to a similar card? Is there something new that will offer me better performance at an affordable cost?

  I don't have much money to spend, but I can certainly use additional graphics now.

  I have also 2 remaining memory locations that accepts DDR3 1600 MHz memory module, but it seems that this module is no longer available. If I had to choose between a graphics card and RAM, which should I go with?

  Finally, can I install these myself? I don't have any Apple Store around me and I do not trust the computer guys in my area.

  First of all, the iMacs are notoriously difficult to make something with except add RAM. Here is a good site where you can get some info on the dismantling, etc.:

  https://www.iFixit.com/

  Usually, graphics cards should be replaced with the same model/type of work (if any) - see above site for this kind of info. I'm quite sure that you cannot add just one - iMac is not designed for it.

  Regarding the RAM, just check out OWC for necessary RAM:

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/memory/iMac/2012_27/DDR3L

  Check that your model is listed. I don't know where you would have been told that the RAM is no longer available (FWIW, Apple does not sell RAM and uses of third party RAM in the new Macs).

  I'd go with the RAM - how many do you have now? Adding RAM is easy.