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• No Signal message when the monitor is connected to the graphics card.

  Thus, after posting this problem on different forums, I was told that my power (300w) was too low for my Radeon HD 7570 I tried to install. After you install a 585w power supply, the problem is still happening.

  Model: HP Pavilion h8 - 1240 t

  OS: Windows 7 64-bit

  Error: Monitor says "no signal" when connected in the PCI slot where is the graphics card.

  Changes: this always happened, did not get a single card to run this stupid computer!

   

  The DVI cable is completely plugged the monitor into the PCI slot and the graphics card is fully in. The fans on the graphics cards spin but it is not detected at all. It does not appear in Device Manager.

  Data sheet:

  I7-2600 3.4GHz

  8 GB RAM

  Orion 585w PSU

  Radeon HD 7570 (it didn't come with the computer, otherwise it would work...)

  PEGATRON CORPORATION 2AD5 1.03 (I guess that's the motherboard)

  No. I went to Dell and downloaded THE drivers that ACTUALLY work. Computer restarted and everything works fine.

• MacBook Pro 2014 - failure of the graphics card for the 2nd time in 2 years - no guarantee

  Hi all

  end of 2014, I bought a new 13 inch Retina Display MacBook Pro mid 2014 model (A1502, EMC2875). A few months later, the graphics card has failed - no obvious reason. Apple replaced. Now, the graphics card has not yet. Still, the mac worked perfectly well (no overheating of the noise, nothing) and all of a sudden - no understandable reason or external actions, the graphics card has failed. Unfortunately, I do not have a guarantee of more. At least, I can access my documents by connecting two Macs, so I hope that the material is not affected.

  My model (1502) apparently only has a single integrated graphics processor.

  My questions:

  • After some research, I discovered that Apple used to have these problems with the 2011 edition. They have implemented a replacement program. Does anyone know sth on this subject?
  • What graphics card would you recommend? How much such a graphics card? Where could I buy a cheap?

  Of course, I don't want to reuse the same type - guess I don't have to explain how @* #&! I'm after two times the same problem within two years after the purchase of a brand new MacBook Pro...

  I would appreciate any recommendations and links!

  Best regards

  Rahel

  -As you say, your Mac model uses the graphics processor integrated in the CPU chip. So, there are ios no replacement possible. The CPU is soldered to the logic board

  -The problem with the 2011 MacBook Pro was with the discreet Nvidia, not the graphics unit integrated in the CPU graphics unit.

  -When you went to an Apple store just says the genius of APple?

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop.

• Portege R700 - Autocad 2011 does not recognize the graphics card

  Hello

  I have toshiba Portege R700 with 64-bit win 7 installed.
  I need the computer for use with autocad 2011.

  For some reason any auocad does not recognize the graphics card installed on the computer.
  I suspect it because very little memory is allocated for the graphics card.

  How can I change with the memory allocated for the graphics card, or perhaps, can someone show me where can I find a driver that supports autocad.

  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  What Portege R700-xxx you have exactly?
  As far as I know the graphics memory cannot be assigned manually.
  Everything is controlled by the graphics driver and you have no influence on this

  You can try updating the graphics card driver maybe it would help.
  The most recent driver found on the page of the European driver Toshiba
  If not, you should check the manufacturer of the graphics chip driver

  Good luck

• Satellite L350D-131 - how to upgrade the graphics card?

  Hi I have a Satellite L350D-131 and have recently upgraded the RAM to 4 GB 800 mhz.

  I'm now looking into upgrading the graphics card and have no idea where to start or how to do. I don't want anything fancy, but better than the one I have, which is the technology Mobile AMD Turion 64, Radeon x 1250

  see you soon

  Sorry, but the graphic card cannot be upgraded. It s soldered on the motherboard and cannot be exchanged.

  Check this Toshiba document for more information:
  http://195.182.196.33/KB0/FAQ7A01ZW0007R01.htm

• Problems with the graphics card on Satellite Pro M10

  Hi, this is my first post on the forum. I'm not a pro with computers or anything... the problem I have with my laptop is similar to the one in this thread:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=26849&TSTART=0

  I spent half the day trying to figure out if my graphics card is broken, but since I'm a newbie with this stuff, I'm still not sure. :(

  This is what makes my M10. I'm trying to describe the symptoms that detailed as possible, but I'm German, so please excuse my lack of words in some places.

  1. when I turn it on, the laptop goes through the BIOS and give me scrambled BACK-screens and a slightly Warped windows loading bar. There is the consistency check, marked by black bars connecting the top of the screen down. After the audit, the screen goes black and nothing happens, or the screen of will just show me consistency check, do nothing. Be that as it may, I have to turn off the power (I think) and restart the laptop.

  2. sometimes the laptop goes through the BIOS checking & conistency with a few graphical shortcomings. The office is anything but shredded when he gets to the screen of the Windows user. The static method is if serious I don't even know where is the button turn off.

  3. sometimes Notepad starts very well, with the only graphic problem being the windows loading bar. When I go into Windows, the laptop pulls me a blue screen and stops immediately.

  4. sometimes, the laptop works fine for about an hour or two. After I rebooted, I have the same problems listed above, once again.

  5. If I open Device Manager and disable the graphics card, the laptop works very well. I have to lower the screen resolution and colors, but I can watch videos on youtube and everything. Finally, the laptop gets very hot on the bottom and the screen goes crazy again, so I turn the damn thing off.

  I don't know what that means! If my graphics card is broken, the screen should be all static, ALL the time? Not just sometimes more,... could sometimes less be some sort of communication problem between the graphics card and cpu? Please help me with this!

  Another thing I'm not sure about, even after reading the thread I linked above - can I replace the graphics card or not? Everyone said something different in the other thread...

  see you soon,
  Cozmo

  Edit: maybe I will add when I got the screen scrambled and everything. I installed Civilization 4, just to check if my satellite pro can handle, and everything went well for a while. The screen then haywire and I rebuilt my whole system, but display problems did not disappear completely. They were gone for almost a month, and now they are 'back' or something.

  Hi Cozmo

  I'm not a technician but here nobody needs technical knowledge to see that there certainly is hardware problem. I also believe that this problem occurs due to the graphics card. Graphics card is part of the motherboard and it cannot be traded separately. The entire motherboard must be exchanged.

  In my opinion, you have two options: either contact the authorized service provider in your country and speak with them, what can be done, or try to get the motherboard used. If you are lucky, you can find it on eBay. I already bought several hardware components for my old Satellite P10 on eBay.

  Sorry Cozmo but I do not see any other logical solution for you.

  Good luck!

• Satellite A200 - cannot find the graphics card just for Win XP driver

  Hi guys,.

  This is my 1st time here:
  A little confused on this, can someone help please:

  I have a Toshiba A200 XP Pro SP3 &.
  Rebuilding, & having bad identify & location fix the Radeon graphics card.

  Display-> settings properties shows that ONE monitor & should show 2 monitors - where all THE graphics are not displayed as it should - any ideas how to fix this please?

  Can you please post the complete laptop model name and model number?

• Can I upgrade the memory and the graphics card on Satellite A60

  Hi all..
  I have a satellite a60 652.
  I want to improve it with new ram and graficcard.
  can I use more than 1, 5 GB of ram? later with an update of the bios?
  and if I can change the graficcard? If the answer is Yes... What is the best card I can actually use?
  or is there a map which is almost a geforce 7600 or 6600 (or ati 9700) I can use?

  Thank you for the help
  Ingo

  PS excuse my English ;)

  > I want to upgrade the ram and the new graphics card

  Upgrading RAM is possible but the graphics card is unable to be updated!

  If you want to upgrade the memory you could update to 1536 MB max.
  The A60 supports 512MB internal memory and it is so that one memory slot where the extra RAM module can be inserted.

  These modules are compatible:
  PC2700 512 MB (PA3312U - 1 M 51)
  1024MO PC2700 (PA3313U-1M1G)

  Concerning

• Satellite P10 and the graphics card driver updates

  Hello

  I'm a newbie on this forum, but let's get to the point. I have Toshiba Satellite PSP10E (PIV 2.8HT 800 Mhz, 1 GB of system memory bus speed and UNFORTUNATELY a GF 5600go...).
  My (not only) problem is that Toshiba use engineering video BIOS version and it does not have the latest drivers for the geforce series. The most up-to-date driver that really works is the last of the series 5xxx... so you can see that none of the newer games can be run with a performance on this map... because older drivers don't use really not (available at directx9.0) 2.0 pixel shader. It would not be a problem if Toshiba would give an update not only BIOS system, but also the bios video (new system BIOS contains the same old video bios.

  I really had to settle for playing games that are 2 years old? First of all pay a lot of money for a witch of the computer has enough power to run some new but don't care support Toshiba for this...

  I was the proud owner of a Toshiba laptop, but I'm not! If I had to choose again, I decide to buy computer Toshiba...
  My Question: is that Toshiba will do something with this problem? Someone knows how to help? Thanks for any help (I have not found such a problem in this forum, sorry if it has been the front sign) and sorry for my English (hope that's understandable)
  My video Bios is: v4.31.20.56.A6

  [Edited by: admin]

  Hello

  We know that you can not install the drivers downloaded from the download page of GF because of the restriction of material. It's not only the Toshiba models, but also on other producers of portable and if you visit the download page of graphics cards, it is always recommended to download drivers designed by the manufacturers of portable.

  I think that nobody can explain why it's because I'm sure you know the reason. The performance of the graphics card will always be a topic of discussion and you will always want to have maximum performance for games with laptop, although performance may not be the same as on the desktop where you have the possibility to change the graphics card and install the latest drivers.

  Because of this, I think that it is really unnecessary to some turbulence here. Believe me, you can buy what you want, but after two or three years you will be always satisfied with something.

  In any case, good luck and enjoy life!

• Satellite P100-240: is it possible to replace the graphics card

  Okay, im fairly new to laptops, I had my P100-240 for just under a year.
  I set up with it for long enough, its been really good to me.
  The problem that has really started to check me is the graphics card, Nvidia Go 7600, it slow, Nvidia do not support updated drivers (laim).

  A lot of my games have problems with this graphics card.
  I'm looking at open aperture of my little baby and I hope just place in a compatible graphics card.

  I'm looking to replace the Go 7600 with an alternative of ATI, a list of possible cards that will fit, where I can get my hands on one of these maps and prices if possible fuck. I won't pay too much money if it's not going to be worth.

  Thanks for reading, hope to get answers soon.

  Hello

  Replacing a graphics card on laptops is not possible because it is part of the motherboard. For example: by faulty graphics card, the entire motherboard must be exchanged.

  Sorry but there is nothing to do.

• Satellite L100 170: can I put the graphics card?

  Hi everyone :) could someone tell me if I can upgrade the graphics card in the Satellite L100-170, for the moment, it has an ATI Radeon® Xpress 200 M, if I can what is the best card to upgrade this machine to and where I could get one from?
  Thank you

  Hello

  Unfortunately, it is not possible to update the graphics card or use another s.
  Nothing to see :(

• Satellite P20 S203: how to change the graphics card memory

  My laptop has 32 MB graphics card I was wondering how I would improve my Vram to 64. What I do how would be, where would it be and what I have to install?

  Thank you

  To my knowledge, the Satellite P20 S203 was delivered with a nVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200 32 MB of video ram. But this isn't a shared memory graphics card!
  In this case, you cannot change the settings of video ram.

  In addition he s is not possible to upgrade or replace the graphics card. Unfortunately, there is nothing to see ;(

• Satellite L350-153 black display - failure of the graphics card?

  My screen is black.
  I don't see anything.
  I have a Satellite L350-153.

  I also connected the laptop to an external monitor, but also not display. I guess that the graphics card is defect.

  Can I change the map, or is it integrated on the motherboard and where I can buy one?
  How mich cost?

  Thank you for having responded

  welcome them
  aburt

  Hello

  Hmm if he s really a graphics card problem then that would mean that a whole motherboard must be replaced.
  The point is that the graphics chips more be removable, but the chips are special modules that can be purchased separately

  In any case, you should get in touch with a local ASP (partner) in order to obtain more details, perhaps that the chip graphic is ok and other malfunctions of the party that knows the technician could run tests and could tell exactly which part is dead

  Welcome and good luck

• Can I change the graphics card on HP Pavilion dv7-6c05ev?

  Hi I have a

  HP Pavilion dv7-6c05ev

  my laptop is in excellent condition

  Windows 7 64 x

  everything about this laprop is great, except the graphics card (radeon 7690 m) there is no real drivers for it.

  I was wondering if I can improve my ATI with an NVIDIA graphics card, so I can get good drivers!

  what I can?

  Hello
  
  Basically, you can, with a cost, and I think that this cost can be more expensive than buying a new computer because you have to take into account:

  1. New price of the card, and WHERE you can buy it because the laptop cards are not the same office maps. You can't buy any normal store,
  2. Need new card system (can be),
  3. Need new system of cooling because in general more powerful card pumps out more heat (you want more powerful card don't you?).
  4. May need new power supply because your current diet is not suitbale for the card. (I ordered a machine with the Nvidia card and I need to order a 90W charger at the same time, not the normal charger 65W. They rejected just my order.)
  5. Cost of the work.
  6. Packages a lot, a lot of aspirin.

  I hope this helps.

• Wanting to update the graphics card for a m8517c

  Could someone tell me if I am able to update graphics in my HP m8517c

  Here is a link to my system specs...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01486309

  I want graphic better due to the fact that a lot of my boys want to play PC games does not work because of the graphics card.

  Thank you

  Ladungan, Yes, you can switch to a dedicated PCI Express x 16 video card.  However, there are three considerations.  First is the power of the power supply (PSU) and the second is the size of the map.  You can determine the power of the PSU in opening the case and by reading the label on.  You can determine the size of the required map by taking measures in the space provided.  Open the case.  Measure from the edge of the case to the opposite side of the motherboard where the PCI Express slot.  It's the approximate card that fits.  In addition, many new cards are double profile (two locations).  These can present problems of space.  Thirdly, it must ensure that the power supply has the connectors appropriate for the video card.  Some require more power.  In this case, you probably need the power supply.  It costs somewhere around $100.

  If you like help to choose which card you would work, let us know.  With the power of the PSU, we can make that determination.