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• Tinton blue monitor / video card replacement

  Hi, I have a HP Pavilion a1710n Desktop PC running Windows Vista. Recently, my screen has a blue tint to it. I tried different cables and monitor and no change. Some colors are not what they should like red are black, green or brown. I read that the video may be just bad or even worse, the motherboard. My question is, can I replace the video card and install it on one of the slots? And if I could, what advice or recommendations on the replacement of the video card? Which model would work with my tour?

  Thank you, moisesrntr

  Thank you for the additional information.

  Here is a card that should work for you.  It is very difficult to find a card that requires less 400W.  The one in the link requires 300W or more.  If you don't buy it, you can use it as an example of what you need.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• video card replacement

  Hello, I have a HP Pavilion p6607c desktop computer. I bought it refurbished with a gpu Nvidia GeForce GT 220 installed. After a few months, the video card burned and began to overheat and cause the computer to freeze and blue screen. Once I got out, I realized that the integrated chipset was not working properly. I'm looking for a video card 'ok' I could do some games on, but especially older games. On 2009 and older. Video card, that he handled very well and it was a gpu with 1 GB. Any good replacements?

  Hello:

  I can not provide quantitative information on the way in which much better the 430 GT would be.

  I suggest that you compare on the nVidia site.

  Here is the link to the plug on the 3 cards...

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-gt-430/specifications

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-210/specifications

  http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_8400_tech_specs.html

  If all you need is a video card to surf the web and read email, then I'd go with the 8400 GS.

  I had two of them in HP business offices and they worked fine for my needs.

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• Pavilion Media Center m8430f Desktop video card replacement

  For about a month now my desktop computer Pavilion Media Center m8430f is at the origin of the yellow spots, blue stripes and dots to arrive on the screen then the computer hangs. Moniter is a G185h Acer which I use from 2010 when the original monitor is released.  I also get yellow wavy lines then in safe mode.

  So the thought is the video card went bad and needs replaced.  I picked up a Galaxy GeForce NVIDIA GT 610 to replace the NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT. Two questions - will be my Pavilion Media Center m8430fbe to handle this card? How could I go on install?  I checked the instructions to install a new video card, but none of them relates to my machine.

  I thank you in advance for any help or insght, you can give in this case.

  According to the specifications of your desktop PC and your new GalaxyTech video card, it should be a good fit and work without problems.

  You connected a different view to make sure that was not the view South instead of the video card prior to purchase of the video card?

  I will try to find a video for you on how to replace the map.  Fact!

  The video I found must be adapted. Your original PCI Express X 16 video card not a probably not power connector 6 pin which is described in the video, or the connector on the fan.

  The video author does not mention it, but for safety reasons, remove the power connector. Unplugging everything. Working with the PC as it does and use a table or a workbench with everything external to the offline desktop.

  How to open the case

• Motherboard, after market video card replacement or owners of HP?

  I have a Presario SR1610NX desktop she waved, fragile, wobbly, lines (get a) on the screen.

  I tried everything, I say all reasonable to try to fix it and failed.

  Now, I try to replace some hardware to save this beast.

  If I go with replacement / without going through the integrated graphical subsystem: ATi Radeon Xpress 200

  I wonder if I can add any brand pci-e 16 x card or that HP is going to require a

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  I could also just put in a new (mobo / motherboard / motherboard):

  I also wonder if any micro ATX mainboard may be slapped

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  MSI MS-7184 SOCKET 939 and Compaq calls AmethystM-GL6E.

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  Message edited by Plattcan on 04/26/2009 12:34

  If it's right for your platform page: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00472088

  Who says that your computer was released in 2005 and was minimual material, even for the time.  If you plan to try to get this fixed with a video card, then you can go with a relatively low-end PCI-e card without any problems, but whatever it is in the nature of game would probably require a new PSU as says dmhoo29.  Light that you use onbaord graphics though, I guess you're not game.

  Change the motherboard is probably not worth it unless you can get a direct replacement for this: name of the motherboard: name card mother MS-7184 HP / Compaq: AmethystM-GL6E.    From a computer used like on EBay or a friend.  And most likely the recovery/reinstall disk for the operating system won't work and you need a retail version of XP.

  First, borrow a monitor and/or video card to a friend to see if that helps before I ask a lot of money.

• Graphic/video card [REPLACEMENT / UPGRADE] on the desktop HP Pavilion - help

  I have the following:

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  Thank you!

  I think it's a good choice.

  The comments seem positive most of the time that the fan seems to be quiet.

  I don't know if your previous card had HDMI.

  When you install your new video card, it can disable your sound system because of the HDMI audio chip on the video card.

  If you do not lose your integrated audio system, after you install the video drivers, reboot the machine, go into BIOS, find the onboard audio setting. It can be set to Auto or disabled. Change the setting to "Enabled". Save the configuration when you have made the change and again when you exit the BIOS.

  Upon restart, you will have your on-board audio back.

  Impatience back on your part.

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• Qosmio X 305 - Q705 video card replacement

  I need to replace my video card on a Qosmio X 305 - Q705. Wondered if he had interchangeable cards or upgraded for this. The part number is it now K000064080. I would be able to transfer the heatsink of the exsiting card to the new.

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• HP Pavilion Elite m9350f video card replacement

  Hi, I am looking to replace my stock with another direct replacement video card. I don't want to buy a new power supply or something. I want just a straight line to the top of bolt on / bolt off the coast of replacement. My stock video card is a

   

  * NVIDIA GEFORCE 9800GT

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  I'm not sure of other specs, but it's the card and the PC model. I see all these different specifications in the new video cards which make me confused. An advisor to a new card will be appreciated gathering.

   

  Thank you

  Gilbert

  Gamboa, here is a link to the "Product information" pages for your computer:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_rule=16905&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&product=3747345 & lang = en

  This will give you all the information you need.

  Here is a link to a 9800 GT:

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• upgrade the video card for HP TouchSmart 600-1120 or renounce FF XIV

  We just bought the HP TouchSmart Desktop PC 600-1120, and now, we found that we cannot play FFXIV top because he has the wrong video card.  He needs an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 video card.

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• My video card replacement

  Hello!

  I have a HP Pavilion m9360f desktop. My video card is listening and I need to change. What video card do you offer me? Need 2 output HDMI and video recording capabilities.

  Thank you!

  According to these specifications, it lists only as a PCIe x 16 slot.  Since it does not specify a 1.0, 2.0, 2.1 or 3.0 designation, we can assume there is a Slot 1.0 and there was no other choice at the time, it was made (manufacturing he missed as a 1.0 slot).  A 2.0 card should work in a crack of 1.0.  That is why I recommended a USB2.0 card was to avoid compatibility problems. If you want to get a card of 1.0, you can consult this list.

• newb video card replacement

  Hello world. I am upgrading the video card on my HP Compaq SR550F upgraded to 4 GB RAM, 640 GB HDD, Win 7 running-32 bit. I never did this before, so please bear with me. There are 3 (I guess) slots for video cards, 2 white, one black. the existing card came out a white slot (the one in the middle), but the new card I bought is a larger map (purchased on a recommendation from friends), but only has 1 notch inside instead of 2, so it does not fit in a slot of white, but it will be insert in the black slot, will that be a problem? Here's the card I bought http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=43_557_558&item_id=030149

  Another question is, the original map is not the VGA port on it, it's on the motherboard, the new card has a VGA port, can I connect my monitor to the new card and ignores that of the motherboard?

  Townie2, no problem.  Thanks for the model of the computer.

  The power supply unit (PSU) is 250W.  You must determine if the video card requires more power.  It is available on the manufacturer's website.

  The biggest black slot is the PCI Express X 16 slot which is where the new card must be installed.  The white slots are PCI.  The little black slit is PCI Express X 1.

  As I said in my original post, the new card becomes the primary video device.  You connect the monitor to it.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Receive the error "Windows Media Center Receiver Service stopped working and was closed" after the video card replaced

  I have a HP computer with Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit) Service Pack 2.  He has a VISX PureTV tuner card and already had an NVidia GeForce 8400 graphics card.  This Setup has worked well for 2.5 years until what the graphics card died last week.  It has been replaced with an ATI Radeon HD3450 and both all Windows updates have made current.  Since that time, the TV tuner did not work.

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  "Windows Media Center Receiver Service Stopped Working and was closed" I tried all the fixes I've seen this error.

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  Well, I finally stumbled into the solution.  It was caused by a conflict with another application.

  A few weeks before the card failure I had installed a program called video capture Replay Video Capture that I had bought a few months ago and never used.  However, at this time where everything including the TV tuner and Media Center worked well that's why I associate the problem with this software.  The problem comes after the system is rebooted the first time after installation.  In my case, it has not been rebooted until a few weeks later as part of the recovery of the fault of the graphics card.  Suddenly, the TV tuner did not work and I get the error messages mentioned in this title of the thread.

  I was at the end of my rope with this and was just to clean your system to do a reformat and reinstallation.  I uninstalled the Replay Videa Capture program to move it to another computer, and when you restart the computer I noticed that the error message disappeared.  Of course I went to the Media Center and could set up my TV tuner card and watch television.

  Looking for some info on this conflict, I found the following. (http://forum.applian.com//showthread.php?847-Conflicts-between-RVC-and-XP-Media-Center-OS&s=c0aec9897b51d550c47b919e73e59bfc)  It is difficult to say who is at fault in the present.  I'm sure that Microsoft accuses Applian for the encoder to mpeg (mcm2ve.ax) used in Replay Video Capture, while Applian says that the problem is a Windows process (ehrec.exe) that works all the time, hogging the tuner on the system device.  According to Applian other products similar to theirs have this conflict as well due to the process of Windows.

  Fortunately, there is a solution in this case.  Applian has released a new version of Replay Video Capture (version 4.2) that uses a different mpeg encoder and eliminates the problem.  Given the surprising lack of info about it on the Microsoft Web site, I wonder how many other people with this unresolved issue dealing with the same thing as me.  If you're like me and you don't usually need to reboot your PC for a few weeks at a time, you may never know to associate the problem with the application.  What a waste countless hours trying to diagnose, and most disconcerting, that's what I was about to go through a reformat and reinstall because of this.

  Thought I'd post here my problem resolution in the hope that it might help someone else.

• NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT video card replacement?

  I've got someone with a NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT. The fan on the card is seriously disrupted. If I had to replace the entire map (rather than just the fan), is that someone could recommend the most appropriate card? I don't want to replace it with an another 8500 since the noisy fans seem to be a common problem with them.

  The new card doesn't have to be that is much more powerful (the user will not play games), and I don't want something too powerful for the PSU, it came with.

  The PC in question is a S3400T Pavilion running Vista Home Edition (sp2 x 64).  If any other information is needed, please let me know and I'll be happy to provide. Thank you in advance.

  Hello:

  This looks like a popular card that works for low power slimline P/S

  Read the comments. Works with P/S is as low as 220W and reviewers state that the fan is silent.

  Comes with the profile low mounting brackets too.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814121397

  Paul

• Desktop HP Pavilion p6-2104ed: video card - GTX 750 problems

  Hello

  Recently the video card that came with my desktop pc grilled (7570 Radeon), and I bought a new GTX750.

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  My now broken (except the radeon card) complete system features

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  Semi-resolu!

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