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  Since my Asus GTX 760 isn't in the adobes video card compatibility list, I was wonder if I still get the full potential of it and the cards that are verified as the:

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  • etc...

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  Yes the supported list is just what Adobe has tested at home. There is no restriction of performance based on the supported list.

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• Video card compatibility.

  My nvidiageforce7350le which is a hp pavilion d4790y is KAPUT. This card plugs into a pci express slot. Oh, BTW I am running vista 32 bit. My question is, I could find an ATI radeon7000 for a GREAT price, but it plugs a regular pci slot. I was wondering if anyone knows if it is compatible with my rig and important the card slots? (I don't want the card for games).

  Thank you

  ZMan

  Processor:

  Memory cache L2 2 MB Core 2 Duo E6400 (C) DC (2.13 GHz/1066 MHz); Dual Core

  Memory >

  2 GB (2 x 1 GB) DDR2 PC2-5300 (2 DIMM)

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  500 GB Personal Media (7200 RPM) SATA HARD disk (not installed)

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  2.4 X HD DVD-ROM
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  1.44 MB floppy drive
  80 GB Pocket Media drive
  120 GB Pocket Media Drive

  Network:

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  TV:

  TV tuner with FM + ((comprend télécommande & récepteur) NTSC tuner card)

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  Keyboard and mouse:

  Keyboard wireless HP & HP premium wireless mouse

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  HP 2.0 (internal) satellite speakers

  As long as he is still on the PCI slot open, it should work.  Just FYI, PCI video cards will not and can not give similar performance as a PCIExpress card.  Also FYI, this card isn't much of a video card.  If it was me I would spend on this card, there is a reason for "GRAND Prize" - no one will want to buy it.  A PCIExpress card that will work better can be bought for less than US $50.00 just for example http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007709%204025&IsNodeId=1&name=%2425%20-%20%2450

  There are more than 100 cards under $ 50.  Each of them much better than an ATI radeon7000.

  BTW: the card that pjtikkanen refers to the map, I also use.  His post fight so I was reaseaching your question.

• The video card compatibility

  Hello

  Anyone know if if would be ok or safe run a geforce 210 silent video card in my Pavilion s3300f long-term. Said power Board must be at least 300 watts but paviloins come with power 180. I use it for games just for the internet and streaming of youtube videos. It is currently installed and works very well but it causes excessive fatigue on my diet.

  Thank you

  In the long term it can filter the power supply and/or graphics card but the GeForce GT 210 has only a requirement of maximum power about 30 watts. That leaves about 115 watts for the rest of the components, with a little to spare. You will know when you have problems, as it is likely that the computer will start blue screen or stop completely.

  Please send BRAVO

• H P Pavillion S3320 video card compatibility

  My PC is a month out of warranty and it breaks down. The fan on the graphics card has been designed to go out, and he did just that resulting in a frazzled video card. So now I'm on the epic mission to try to replace the card. I called the Center to appeal to 60 p a minute and they could not help or even suggest an alternative. The card that I am trying to replace is a PCI Express graphics card - 256 MB, ATI RV610LE, HD2400, low profile-(my computer is a slimline). The only card that I managed to find is ATI Radeon HD2400 Pro DVI video Cardinal Low-Profile, PCI-Express with 256 MB HD 2400 oem on amazon.co.uk. So my request is, the map I found on amazon will be compatible with my PC?

  Any other suggestions or alternatives are welcome, because I really want to write off this PC immediately, although in the future, I will never by a minitour new system.

  the amazon link is here:

  http://www.Amazon.co.UK/Radeon-HD2400-low-profile-PCI-Express-2400/DP/B001PGUWYW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&QID=1236956724&SR=1-1

  Message edited by tristianapoppy on 03/13/2009 08:42

  I think it would probably be a better idea, because the card will be just to keep more heat and burn! Thanks for your advice!

• xw6200 and video card compatibility

  Hi all

  I have a workstation xw6200. My old video card gets broken.

  I bought the GTS 450. VIDIA video card to replace it.

  I have Windows 7 installed, licensed and fully updated.

  I updated the BIOS to v2.10.

  I also installed a newer driver for this video card.

  As a last resort, I installed a new power supply for my system meets the current requirements for this card.

  Despite what above, there is no chance of having this card works very well.

  I can work for most of the time... but as soon as I leave a more demanding request of graphical subsystem, the system will start to blink... color artifacts appear... and sometimes, the system is able to set itself back the video core. Sometimes reboot.

  What is the problem?

  This card is compatible with this machine?

  In case Yes, what I should do to get the system stable and works very well?

  Thank you in advance for the help and support

  Concerning

  \Claudio

  Hello

  Claudio69 wrote:

  Hi all

  I have a workstation xw6200. My old video card gets broken.

  I bought the GTS 450. VIDIA video card to replace it.

  I have Windows 7 installed, licensed and fully updated.

  I updated the BIOS to v2.10.

  I also installed a newer driver for this video card.

  As a last resort, I installed a new power supply for my system meets the current requirements for this card.

  Despite what above, there is no chance of having this card works very well.

  I can work for most of the time... but as soon as I leave a more demanding request of graphical subsystem, the system will start to blink... color artifacts appear... and sometimes, the system is able to set itself back the video core. Sometimes reboot.

  What is the problem?

  This card is compatible with this machine?

  In case Yes, what I should do to get the system stable and works very well?

  Thank you in advance for the help and support

  Concerning

  \Claudio

  What brand of PSU to replace the original one with? For a station of high-end such as yours I would use nothing less than an OCZ, PC Power & cooling or Corsair power SUPPLY block.

  Have you tried to install just the WHQL driver for the card instead of the complete package?

  I would also consider RMA-ing on the map. There are many individual who had artifacts and the stability of the problems with this particular card. See the NVIDIA forums and search for your card and Windows 7 as keywords.

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• problem upgrading video cards H8-1234

  I just bought a new Radeon R9 270 for my HP H8-1234 (I also got a 600w PSU to run it).

  When I tried to install all this that I had was a screen empty. I reinstalled the original video card and it worked fine.

  I've seen a few similar posts on these cards, but not all solutions are here. What do you guys recommend? Should I just found another type of card? Is there another which offers similar performance that will work with this system?

  Hello

  I looked at some video card PowerColor HD7870 and they were ready UEFI.  Your PC is not loan UEFI.

  The UEFI Sapphire documentation clarifiies video card compatibility. Consider the following text:

  «The SAPPHIRE HD...» UEFI edition/UEFI loans products are compatible with motherboards that are consistent with the specification UEFI 2.3.1 or later. It is also compatible with motherboards that did not feature UEFI. Motherboards containing an earlier version of UEFI must be updated to the latest version or have the off option to UEFI, otherwise, the graphics card will start in legacy mode, or in some cases no start at all. Please refer to your manual for the motherboard for the BIOS update instruction".

  Looking for a ready video card no UEFI.

• 32-bit video card driver sony vaio vgn-fj270 device

  My laptop came originally with Windows XP, but I have upgrated with Window 7, having a problem with the video card compatibility which can do to solve this problem.

  Hi Felix,.

  I have according to the manufacturing site there is no driver Windows 7, the driver that is available only for windows Xp and windows vista Home basic.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/Perl/SWU-list.pl?MDL=VGNFJ270B&SelectOS=27

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• GTX560Ti for PE 11,12,13 nvidia video card drivers compatibility

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  Video card: NVidia GTX-560Ti with 1 GB of RAM.

  PC: i7 processor - 3770K with 8 GB of RAM.

  Operating system: Windows 7.

  Major Sparky

  The display problem known with Premiere Elements 10/NVIDIA GeForce which requires the rear roller of the version of the driver to may 2013 all about not report with another version of Premiere Elements, move forward. If you want that links to the volumes of information on this issue, I'll post them for you. As you work with Windows 7 64-bit, you are likely to find earlier versions of the NVIDIA GeForce driver. Windows 8 or 64bits 8.1 users who want to use this hotfix roll back running into the question that goes from NVIDIA do not offer enough old driver for Windows 8 or 8.1 versions 64 bit for this fix.

  NVIDIA Driver Downloads - advanced search

  

  Even with your NVIDIA card, it is questionable if July 1, 2013 320.49 driver would work for you, I'm not sure if it's old enough to

  meet the driver version roll necessary return (around may 2013). If you have tried, so that isn't going to be the way out of your current situation.

  If you move to version 11, 12 or 13 with the files from your camera, please watch the Premiere Elements tryout before purchase to ensure the

  the version compatibility with your project objectives and of the computing environment.

  Special attention to the test...

  Your camera offers two possibilities of recording AVCHD and MP4. The two are reported by camera manufacturers to use AVCHD (MPEG4 AVC/h.264)

  video compression. Therefore, I would look at the relative performance of the AVCHD.mts and the AVCHD.mp4 that happens to your Timeline.

  Recent discussions here (even with the current version 13/13.1) seem to point to issues of stability less first elements editor and organizer of the elements with AVCHD.mp4 with AVCHD.mts.

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• HP Pavilion p7 - 1227c: GDDR5 graphics compatibility question card XFX Radeon R9 380 4GB with HP Pavilion p7 - 127c?

  I bought this Radeon R9 380 4 GB from Ebay and installed it in my computer, but it won't work. Turn fans of the graphics card but the PC screen remains black. I contacted the seller who said that the video card has been tested prior to shipment and that it may be a compatibility issue with my PC. I know that this graphics card has a PCI Express 3.0 interface 16 x so that my PC has a PCI Express 2.0, but I don't think that this could be a problem.

  Do you know if there is a problem of compatibility between the graphics card XFX Radeon R9 380 4 GB of GDDR5 memory and the HP Pavilion p7 - 127C?

  Note: I move the power supply to 650W.

  @Astyx, welcome to the forum.

  You are right that the PCIe 3.0 is backward compatible with PCIe 2.0.  However, your problem is the motherboard.  The Radeon card requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a Legacy BIOS. The BIOS may not be walking in the UEFI.  PCIe 3.0 cards requiring UEFI will not work in any other location.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  The latest maps to exploit without UEFI are the GTX 660/670.

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• HP Compaq dx2400 microtour format: video card - motherboard compatibility

  Hi, first I want to sorry my bad English because I'm Romanian.

  My question is: I have a HP Compaq dx2400 microtour and I want to know if AMD R7 240 1 GB ddr5 Sapphire, it will be able to run on my pc.

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  Stefan, welcome to the forum.

  I was able to understand exactly what you need.  Your English is no problem.

  Here is the Service reference Guide to the computer.  It will give you all the information you need.  On Page 104, it has information on the power supply unit (PSU).  It is 300 w which is not enough to feed the video card you want to buy.  Also, I think that the card requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.

  Your best options would be to contact the manufacturer Technical Support to see what they have to say.  If this card will not work, they should be able to tell you which of their cards will work.  They will need some information in the document I have provided.

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• Vista screensaver stopped working because it requires a newer video card or Direct 3D compatibility

  Windows Vista Professional Home: The resolution changed by itself, when I restored it to the original setting, the screen saver stopped working because it requires a newer video card or compatibility with Direct 3D. Nothing has changed on my system over the past two years, and everything worked well. That's happened? Why I get this message? Thanks LS

  Thanks for the reply.

  Based on your response, it seems that the display driver has been corrupted by a reason, then I suggest you to install the latest display driver. Even if you do not use Direct 3D I recommended to leave the computer updated with the latest drivers that are released by the manufacturer of the computer so that it can run Windows features correctly.

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• Dell Dimension 2400 desktop w/XP Home Edition: video card Question

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  Hello

  Welcome to the community

  Have you tested the video card? The computer works fine with the new card? In this configuration, I suggest to upgrade the power supply. You can get 250W or higher power. If the computer is on, you can wait for that stop at random. Let me know if you still need assistance.

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• Question of HPE-180 t upgrade video card/PSU

  I have never updated a video card or a power supply before and am a little worried about this procedure. I have a HPE-180 t and I want to spend the GT 220 GPUS to a GTX 560 Ti.

  The thing is that when I open the case, I don't know if there is enough space. I read that the 560 Ti is a large map and takes about 2 connectors on the motherboard. The GT 220 that I look pretty tight on one side, and it is not as big as the 560. Someone has it already done this before update? I don't know if the case of the size vary between models of HP Office.

  For food, I get this one:

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  Same issue - anyone done this upgrade successfully on a HPE-180 t? If this isn't the case, I have problems with it?

  Other problems, I'd be worried?

  Thank you!

  qr88 wrote:

  Great, thank you for taking the time to answer.  You are welcome!  I'm happy to help you.

  I was just wondering, how did you choose this particular video card? It seems that there is a lot of variety of different manufacturers.  Over the years, I have spent many hours on the forums of enthusiasts/player/overclocking.  From this experience, I came to love graphics cards XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  They are the manufacturers who make very good products and offer good customer Service.  Also, when you pick up any product, I read as many customers as possible.  They give you the straight scoop without any exaggeration of the manufacturer.  Other customers the better.  When I see a product that has more than 200 customers and is rated 4 stars or higher, I won't hesitate to buy it.  Some comments may be pros, but the majority are people like you and me.  I hope that explains my choice.

  Also, I noticed that the product dimensions are 9 "x 4,38", which I suppose is just length x width. The "depth" (or width when looking from the rear which is held vertically) is not listed, so that usually not a problem (i.e. it will not conflict with what anyone on either side)?  If the card fits in length and the width and height of the map is not as critical.  Most cases will be enough space.  The length is more critical, however.  I would stay 9 "or less.  Normally, this ensures that the card will fit in the case of medium-sized and allowing good air flow.  A card will be a full case.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.  I'm always happy to help someone to learn about the components of the computer.

• Video card slot compatibility PCE-1 16 PCE, PCE-16, 2

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  RAD, here is a link to the pages "Product card" for your computer:

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  No, a PCIEX16 card cannot be used in a PCIEX1 slot.  Of course, you don't have to worry that any further.

  What is the brand and the power of FOOD you buy?  In addition, what will do with your computer?  This will help us to make recommendations on the cards.