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• What is a simple but effective update to the XPS 8500 video card? (Computer complete Newb)

  What is a simple but effective update to the XPS 8500 video card? (Computer complete Newb)

  
  Hello Dell Community. I read through the sticky XPS compatibility and some discussions on upgrading video cards. However, I couldn't find something that fits my needs. If you all can help me with this, would be great!

  Characteristics of the computer:

  • Dell Xps 8500
  • Intel Core i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40 GHZ
  • 16 GB of Ram
  • 64-bit operating system
  • AMD Radeon HD 7570

  Needs:

  • Run newer games of 2014/2015 without lag on medium to high heat (GTA V)
  • Relatively easy to install (remove some screws and paste the video card in and voila!)
  • No need to upgrade the power supply

  Budget is $ 200-250:

  • Obviously the lower the better and if need be, the budget is flexible. Depends on if the gain is important for the payment of the sum.

  Look forward to your answers!

  Thank you

  Richard

  A card that I know works is $200 would be

  EVGA GeForce GTX 960 SuperSC ACX 2.0 + 2GB GDDR5 128 bit 02 G-P4-2966-KR that it comes with a 2 X 6 pin cable 8 pin Y so the stock power should be good.

  

  more than 2 GB will not improve the map and it will increase the price.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814487091

  http://www.Amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-dual-link-graphics-02G-P4-2966-KR/DP/B00SC6HAS4

  Don't get me wrong although it won't make a video full screen 4K.

  To 3-way SLI GTX 980 and a power of 1500W power supply in an area 51 triad.

• XPS 8500 video upgrade (again) - how long the card maybe? Windows 8 & UEFI?

  (I looked for this information, but I can't find the answer.)

  I have a 8500 XPS which planned to be delivered on Friday.  I got the 7570 stock, because I wanted to shop for my own card.  I think of a Ti-7870 or a 660.

  1 how long a updated video card maybe?  (One of the cards that I watch is 10.5 "long.)  That fit?)

  2 I have search in a third party card that will let me know if it will work with Windows 8/UEFI?  I read a few posts on the machine does not not with some spare cards.

  I've not ridden a PC in a long, long time, and I fear that the new mother/CPU card technology is way beyond my comprehension.  This PC had the kindness of an impulse buy, and I'm starting to regret it.

  Thank you.

  Card full size can be 12 inches long and 2 wide slots.

  'normal' PCI card is specified as a height of 107 mm (4.2 inches) and a depth of 312 mm (12,283 inches)

  

• XPS 720, video card and sound card upgrades?

  Greetings-

  A friend gave me his old Dell XPS 720, which I updated to Win7-32.  The upgrade went fine--too easy in fact - and now I'm sorting on all other smaller issues.

  I need a recommendation for a new graphics card and a new sound card.  The only thing I use this box is to maintain a website via Adobe CS4 Dreamworks, with the other tools in the suite and surf the net.  No game, no rendering heavy, etc.

  What I want-

  -Decent color - graphics but no fan if possible.  The map in this area is now an INVIDIA GTS of the G-Force-250 - and the fan noise is terrible.  My needs are quite easy - is there a map smaller, quieter that I can put on this case in order to eliminate the a fan (which seems to be the highest fan in the Pack)?

  Sound card - open what it is as long as it fits and works with this box and Win7-32.

  Thanks for your help/advice-

  -Sean

  The integrated SigmaTel 9227 audio system should be good for your use. But any PCI sound card purchased locally would work or you could get an its PCIe x 1 card. Here's what we delivered =
  CT602 PCI Sound Blaster
  F7710 PCI Sound Blaster X - Fi
  WW202 PCI Sound Blaster X - Fi XtremeMusic

  You should check newegg for price and photos for the PCIe x 16 video cards. This link is sorted by lowest price to highest. None of them work so you have at least a 750w power supply. When you have found a video on the site map, I would look for it locally.

• XPS 400 video controller does not

  I have a XPS 400 desktop computer that runs currently the 10 Insider Preview Windows operating system and its video controller does not work and so he struggles to play YouTube videos and he is totally unable to play games should be able to play. I once had this computer to run an operating system called Linux Mint and the video controller worked fine until I put Windows 10 on it. In Device Manager the video controller appears under other devices with an exclamation point. I tried to have the search system automatically updates of pilot, but he can't find. In the past I thought that the video controller was that of an AMD processor, but I don't remember why. Recently I watched the original specifications and it comes with an NVIDIA GEFORCE 6800, so I'm not sure she has and this computer has done to my knowledge undergo updates before I owned it but I don't know if its video controller has been changed. Nevertheless, I tried to get help thinking it is an AMD but nothing helps and I tried to download the drivers from NVIDIA but it still does not work as there is very little information on the video controller. Does anyone know a way I could get the video controller to work?

  10 Windows will have to use vista old drivers for video cards of vacuum tube.  XPS 400/Dimension 9150 can run windows etc. 8 or 10.

  Old cards Nvidia cannot use the latest drivers.

  the 340 series is the last version supporting older cards.

  NVIDIA has officially END END of SUPPORT LIFE in April 2016.
  http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/77224/en-us

  http://NVIDIA.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/3473/~/EOL-Windows-driver-support-for-legacy-products

  But 64-bit versions of windows 8.1, 10 will require Pentium D 915 or higher with the radiator of the performance of copper.

  DirectX June 2010 is required to submit the drivers of DX10, which is what vista uses.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=8109

  You download and extract in a folder and run DXSETUP. EXE as administrator.

  After that you will need to go into Control Panel, in programs and features add functionality to windows and re enable legacy live show.

  Then install of Chrome.

  http://www.Google.com/chrome/EULA.html?system=true&standalone=1

  Before installing this driver.  You must also add the feature back for legacy Live Show on Control Panel.  If you do all the right things in the right order, it will work.  Control Panel, all the elements of the Control Panel, programs and features, windows features, turning on and outside

  Then do the check boxes.  You MUST BE online when you do this, because he lament not find features and who need to download them from windows update.

  

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  ATI TVT2 Wonder Elite - unique analog NTSC TV Tuner internal, v.8.33.7.1, A00 (v64) Latest driver for the MCE Vista 64 bit for ATI TV WONDER ELITEmore details	Windows Vista 64-bit
  ATI TVT2 Wonder Elite - unique analog NTSC TV Tuner internal, v.8.33.7.1, A00 (v32)

  
  Latest driver for the MCE Vista 32bits for ATI TV WONDER ELITEmore details Windows Vista 32-bit ATI 256 MB RADEON X 850 XT Platinum Edition, Hyper memory PCI-Express X 16 (DVI/VGA/TV out) Radeon X 300 SE 128 MB Radeon X 600 SE, RADEON® X 600 256 MB HYPERMEMORY, 256 MB Radeon X 600, Radeon X1900XTX 512 MB, X 1300 Pro 256 MB, X 1300, X 1300 Pro, dual 512 MB Radeon X1950XTX Crossfire, v.8.332 - 070108 a 1-041388 C - Dell, A01
  64 bit Vista WHQL 8.332 driver from ATI. More details Windows Vista 64-bit ATI 256 MB RADEON X 850 XT Platinum Edition, Hyper memory PCI-Express X 16 (DVI/VGA/TV out) Radeon X 300 SE 128 MB Radeon X 600 SE, RADEON® X 600 256 MB HYPERMEMORY, 256 MB Radeon X 600, Radeon X1900XTX 512 MB, X 1300 Pro 256 MB, X 1300, X 1300 Pro, dual 512 MB Radeon X1950XTX Crossfire, v.8.332 - 070108 a 1-041385 C - Dell - Vista32, A01
  8,332 32 bit Vista WHQL driver. More details Windows Vista 32-bit ATI Radeon X1900XTX 512 MB, v.8.31.100-061024a-039652C-Dell-32Bit-Vista, A01
  32 bit Vista driver 8.31.100 driver for UHMGA14. More details Windows Vista 32-bit ATI Radeon X1900XTX 512 MB, v.8.31.100-061024a-039729C-Dell-64Bit-Vista, A01
  64 bit Vista driver 8.31.100 driver for Radeon X1900XTX 512 MB graphics card. More details Windows Vista 64-bit AGEIA PhysX adapter, v.2.6.2 (plant), A04
  AGEIA PhysX driver updated to take in charge the XPS 710 platform. Adds support for the latest games that use the card AGEIA PhysX and Novodex engine. More details Windows Vista 32-bit
  Windows Vista 64-bit
  Windows XP x 64
  Windows XP ATI Wonder Elite TVT2 - unique analog NTSC TV Tuner internal, v.8.273, A06
  Latest version of the driver for ATI TV WONDER ELITE. More details Windows Vista 64-bit
  Windows XP
  Windows Vista 32-bit

• Studio XPS 9100 video card update

  Hello

  I currently own a Studio XPS 9100, I am looking to update my video to a Nvidia GTX 660 card. My first choice of the map would be the GIGABYTE GV-N660OC-2GD, but I am concerned about cooling in my case, since it's a map outdoors. The card that's in there now is the Radeon HD 5770 standard with a closed around the map case. I know the case of XPS 9100 doesn't have a lot of fans and I wonder if I'd be better off getting a card with a case like the one that is there now, those who are better for internal cooling cases or are the two models of cards very well to use this system without modification?

  This card should work, but as you said would be throwing air hot back on the case and may not be the best for a stock case, unless you upgraded your fans or have a power supply that can compensate for the extra heat.  Should work well.   If you keep your machine in a well-ventilated vs in a Cabinet, you should be ok.

  If not, opt for one of these reference maps which has the shroud designed to channel air on the back of the card,

• XPS 420, video card update without changing the power supply

  So I recently did some changes on my Dell XPS 420.  The processor is the same that had been originally purchased, Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz, but I upgraded the RAM 6 GB and spin as a Windows 10 Insider Preview OS 64-bit on a partition with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on another partition.  I've also added a new 2 to HARD drive, a USB 3.0 PCI Express card and thinking about getting a 500 GB Samsung SSD EVO. Here's my question though, and it is a video card...

  I want to upgrade the video card, but don't know much about them.  I don't want to touch the food, and I want to just install a new video card.  I do not play video games a large part at all, but I stream videos from my PC if it matters that I've seen people suggest GTX Nvidia as well as the Sapphire HD 7770 550Ti, but I've also seen some people said these cards require greater power than my machine so I am confused.  What is a good affordable video card that would be worth upgrading for me?

  I appreciate any info that can be provided, thanks!

  The TI 750 will not harm your diet or your portfolio. The R7 250 is $99 and the 750 TI is $ 139. It is in the middle between the really cheap and good performance.

• Dell xps m1530 Video Card issues

  Hi, I had a problem with my video card on my xps m1530

  I was unable to connect an external monitor to my laptop (via HDMI or VGA), and I thought initially that he needed my drivers updated or re-setup. So far, however, no matter what hotfix attempt has been a catastrophic failure, and now I think that it is a hardware malfunction any.

  Run diagnostics on the video card, it reads that the video memory and primary surface test cannot be executed, even if it passes the test of PCI express condition. The adapter is supposed to be an nvidia card, but my computer only identifies currently the Standard VGA Graphics adapt. It is also impossible to read the graphics memory. If my material was indeed missing, as I suspect, how much would it cost to fix?

  [Otherwise, my brother recently bought a new laptop and he left his former xps m1530 with me. Would it be possible to exchange his (probably functional) video card in my laptop? If so, it would be difficult to accomplish on my own?]

  I would really appreciate the help! I consider myself rather in computer science, but this problem has left me speechless. :)

  There is no separate in this model - video card is a chip on the motherboard.   Since it seems that yours has failed, you will need to replace the motherboard to fix the system.

• CPU 400 XPS and video card upgrades

  HI, I have 3 XPS Dells.

  XPS400 6.0.1.2 Intel Pentium D CPU 3.00 GHZ

  NVidia 6800 512 MB video

  XPS410

  XPS420

  The XPS400 will be 3 years old this November 2008

  What is higher for upgrades the video card, processor and APG for the XPS400?

  Thanks for any help.

  Sorry for the double post.

  Message edited by Roadtech on 26/09/2008 07:01
  
  

• XPS M1330 (video) graphics card NVIDIA 8400 M GS - Windows Vista crash (blue screen)

  Hi, community

  I have a problem with this adapter. As soon as I plug the windows (vista) HDMI cable crashes and I get a 'blue screen '. I tried everything and nothing worked. The driver is version 7.15.11.5655 dated dated 23/08/2007.

  Any information will be helpful!

  PS - I tried to download the update of R180763 site of Dell, but I get an error when unzipping (110 error code).

  Rgds

  / Nairo

  
  

• XPS17 hook up to TV via HDMI

  I recently got a webcam Logitech C525 for use with Skype but problem get some small things to work together.

  The C525 works well after a few alterations - but:

  Can connect the XPS17 to the LG LCD with HDMI TV, no problem but can not get the double mode of work while the TV or the XPS shows video - on duplicate only TV screens. -Any ideas?

  Second - the road of connection audio HDMI to the TV as well - just should get the XPS speakers. Is the HDMI, just a video connect on the XPS - perhaps need to connect to my AV/tuner receiver and route audio to the speakers attached to it?

  Thank you

  Hi winntec,

  Welcome to the Dell Community.

  Clone or double mode not available in nVidia optimus configuration cards.

  You can also refer to the thread below:

  http://Dell.to/11cRe3Q

  Thank you & best regards
  Mustapha S
  #iworkfordell

• How to: determine the video configuration my Dell XPS M1330 has installed.

  Original title: I need help to find which video configeration installed my Dell XPS M1330.

  I'm going to START, and then click HELP AND SUPPORT, then?

  Hello

  Control Panel - device - Graphics Manager - double click on it to view details.

  Start finding information - in the search box type system - up and double click it.
  Components - display.

  Check with Dell Support, their drivers and documentation online and ask in the Dell Forums.

  Dell support
  http://support.Dell.com/

  Dell support drivers - product manual & warranty Info (left side) - and much more
  http://support.Dell.com/support/index.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=DHS

  Dell forums
  http://en.community.Dell.com/forums/

  I hope this helps and happy holidays!

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• XPS 8500 card video, power, upgrades

  I see several threads looking for upgrades XPS 8500 graphics card that can be used with the stock PSU 460w or improved power supply.   However, in upgrading the GPU for this machine, there are a few cards that are not compatible and will result in a black screen.    Even with a correct video card installation, an appropriate power supply and/or upgrade video card fans are going to work, but there is no video.   The problem lies in the BIOS to 8500 XPS motherboard does not recognize the video card and it is a known issue that has carried over from the XPS 8300 to the current XPS 8500.

  There was a video BIOS updates of some card manufacturers to fix this problem for some cards, but there are many old maps that do not work.  The safest bet would be to use a new card with the PCI 3.0 specifications.

  In the sticky in this forum, a link to the current Dell drivers shows the following video cards that support drivers for Windows 8:

  Video

  GeForce GT 545 | GTX660 | GTX555 | GeForce GTS450 | GeForce GTX 590 | GeForce GTX 460 | GTX680 | GeForce GTX 580. GeForce GTX 560 Ti | GTX 480 | GTX690 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00753042M/3

  GeForce GT 620 | GeForce GT640 | nVidia http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00736734M/3 GT640

  AMD HD7570 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00746666M/6/

  Radeon HD 6990 | Radeon HD7870 | Radeon HD 6950 | Radeon HD 5870 | Radeon HD 6770 | Radeon HD 5970. Radeon HD7770 | Radeon HD 5770 | Radeon HD 6870 | Radeon HD7950 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00749652M/3

  Since it's cards Dell OEM that are supported, there are also specific questions from manufacturer where a given video card model may or may not work according to its configuration.  Considering that an XFX HD 6870 will work in the XPS 8500, the same map made by another manufacturer may not work.

  Please consider this when you do upgrades of the PSU and GPU and, hopefully, BIOS upgrades in the future will answer these questions.

  It would be useful if you have a SPECIFIC card that does or does not, to indicate the manufacturer and the model number full in this thread.

  Operating system information and the Bios would be also useful, and if you use the power SUPPLY Dell or a block upgrade of power.  Specific model please!

  Edit:

  Please include following and other useful information

  Manufacturer number and model of graphics card:

  BIOS:

  Operating system:

  Power supply manufacturer otherwise Dell 460w PSU:

  Compatible: Yes or no

  Original card with the system that has worked:

  I just installed a GTX 970 in my Dell XPS 8500 with questions for the first time.

  It's pieces:

  • Updated my XPS 8500 Motherboard Bios to version "A12" while you wait for my parts arrive
  • EVGA NVIDIA GTX 970 Superclocked Graphics Card (EVGA 04 G-2974-KR)
  • EVGA SuperNOVA 750B 1 750W power supply (PSU) (110-B1-0750-VR)

  Note that I have chosen the 'Return of the fan' version of the card, rather than the version dual fan ATX 2.0.  This is because the design of the housing of the 8500 XPS is not 'Great' traffic.   The style of 'Référence' (shell solid video card with a single fan - which pulls air from the case in... and vents at the rear of the PC) is better suited to the XPS.

  

  Put a new power supply in a Dell XPS 8500 is a little something.   All ATX power supplies were about the same height and width (150mm or 5.09 ") and (86mm or 3.38").    The problem is the depth.   How deep into your PC can reach (extending to the back of your CD/DVD).   Don't forget, you have this tiny USB/headphone jack thing sunk to half way:

  

  I did some steps and realized that MAX PSU depth that would work would be approximately 165mm or about 6.5 ".     It's difficult because I wanted a 750w power supply more power and its REALLY, REALLY hard to find good food slot with less than (180 mm/7.09 "").   And who didn't come home.

  I have scoured every Watt 700 +, 80 + certified PSU carried by Newegg (from 01/12/2014).   Then, I checked cross the specs from newegg for each prospect with the manufacter to audit Web site.  I focused only on PSU at least 8 comments and then only if they have averaged a 3.5 rating (unless the low notes were for trivial things like discount).

  After having looked up the plug on more than 200 of the PSU (over a period of 5 hours), I only came with 5 potential:

  • EVGA SuperNOVA 750B 1 $69.99
  • MARINE RX-1000AE 1000W $119.99
  • SeaSonic SS - 750KM 3 750W $139.99
  • CORSAIR AX series AX760 $159.99
  • Coolmax 1200W ZPG-1200 b $282,35

  I also want to remind the reason why you MUST make sure that your power supply is 165mm or less in depth, and you can't say anything by looking at a a particular series.   Many unique models factory in a series which is just 'smaller '.   You have to look at the specifications of each individual model.

  For example, all except a psu on 700 wats EVGA are (180 mm/7.09 po).  Only 750B 1 is about 165mm.   You will also see that he is a 'Bronze' rather than 'Gold' or 'Platinum' unit 80 +.    I suspect it's "BRONZE" side has something to do with the size.   I they omitted huge heat sinks and a little efficiency to achieve the reduction of 15mm in size.   The quality of the PSU is always more than enough for my needs, and the price can not be beat.

  Now for the installation.   I won't say it was EASY to get the power supply into the case.  I had to unplug all my SATA power supply and cables.  I had to bend the cables on top of ATX case a little, and I had to be very patient reconnection.

  I also had to reroute the wire connecting the top of the case to the Mini PCI (?) card slot.   I didn't honestly it only those who were (they sit behind the rear USB sockets on the motherboard), and they snap on with small quotes as the clichés about the Jeans.  I tried to not interrupt them (because they look fragile), but I accidentally their popped.   Thank God they fix on.  There are even small arrows above each terminal (a black solid, outline to indicate white) so get back you them on in the right order.

  I found it very convenient for stuff a lot of cables in the vacuum "floppy" spot below the CD player.   I also found that I had to plug in the cables in a certain order - because some cables blocked the access to the terminals for others.   (SATA/Power to the CD player, for example is right behind UAP.  I had to do these first, because I would never get my fingers here if I saved that for the end).

  Now for the pre-installation preparation.   I updated the BIOS to A12 and downloaded the installer for the GeForce drivers before moving on my hardware.

  Driver Bios A12 two years ago, but they allowed detection of my GTX 970.  Someone asked me for the version of the drivers, so this is:

  Dell XPS 8500 / Vostro 470 system BIOS
  A12. EXE
  Release date October 29, 2013
  Last updated October 31, 2013
  Version A12

  As I said at the beginning, I was on the A09, but A12 is cumulative and takes you all the way (including all versions in the meantime).

  I uninstalled all my old ATI drivers until I stopped the first time.  I did install the Geforce drivers until after I went on my hardware.  (I wanted just the installer on my desktop - ready and waiting).

  Overall - it worked.  The map spans 2-4 "later in the case, but it fits.  The power supply is approximately 4 "away from the back of the CD, but it fits.   And it starts.

  I just finished playing "Far Cry 4' on the Nvidia setting 2560 x 1080.   The new parameter (beyond ultimate) appeared after I plugged on the map.  I also played Assassins Creed Unity (which is what I chose as my free with the card game - since I already had 4 Far Cry).   The two seem to play 60 fps with no problems.

  Because of the fan on the power SUPPLY and the evacuation from the rear video card, my machine works currently more cool now.

  Hope that helps.   My total cost was about $435.  $349 for the card and $69 for the power supply (taxes extra).

  Sincere greetings,

  Andrew Russell

  P.S. If you have questions about this weird brace to the right of the PSU...   I added a 3rd hard drive under the CD player.  There is only the 'Front holes' so I'm a little creative and put up one of the "PCI mounting plates" from an old ATX case.   I folded the right-hand curve and he the perfect length to attach as a cross tube to keep the hard drive in place.

• Charge of XPS One 24 - Windows 7 - problems with video - were G35/G45 Chipset Intel

  I installed Windows 7, 32-bit on my XPS One 24, serial numberADMIN NOTE: maintain the label removed by privacy policy >

  (Originally had Vista).  After I loaded Windows 7, my computer screen turns off suddenly, and I get a message that does not have the graphics driver, but has recovered.  When I install the latest drivers for the Intel G35/G45 chipset, the screen goes black.  I roll back the driver installation to get the video again.  Y at - it a fix for this problem?  I work at home and am in the middle of a phone call with a client, when I lose video.  Sometimes, the system will stop and restart, which causes really problems.  All solutions?

  Hi CharlyBarks,

  Drivers available on the site are compatible with Windows Vista.
  Please uninstall the video driver to "Programs and features" and restart the computer.

  
  Download the driver from this link http://dell.to/15ZTHQ1 and go to this place C:\dell\Drivers\R197054. Right click on the file "Setup" and select "Properties". Click on the "Compatibility" tab make sure that the settings specified in the image are selected. "Run the program in compatibility mode for Windows Vista" and "Run this program as Administrator" are selected. Install the driver and restart the computer.

  

  If the problem persists, you can install this driver from the Intel Web site: http://intel.ly/VWhtYX.

  Please, try the following steps and share status.

• Update the video card in Dell XPS 8300

  I have the Dell xps 8300 Intel core i7-2600 processor 3.40 GHz AMD Radeon 6670.I graphics card would like to move my PSU and graphics card. I would like to know my high-end video card. I think on gtx 970. It works with my pc

  Maybe not. There seems to be some compatibility issues with Nvidia.

  A Radeon 7950 and corsair CS850M would be perhaps in order.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139098

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814202026