I have a emachines w3506 desktop PC, and it has a ati raedon express 200 card allready installed as the video card, and when i try to install my ati tuner card, when i restart the computer there is no video input, what should i do, the monitor is blank, is there somekind of conflict with my current video card? can anyone help me, would be appreciated.|||An ATI Radeon™ 9600 or newer graphics card is required for optimal display output quality.
ATI Radeon Express 200 is integrated graphics, not a card.
That Emachine model has a PCI-Express x16 slot for a video card. I don't know what power supply it has, so I can't recommend a video card for it.
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What is better a Diamond ATI HD4870 1GB GDDR5 PCI-Express Video Card or a XFX Radeon HD4870 XXX Edition 1G?
They're the same card. XFX is generally regarded as having better quality, and should come with a lifetime warranty, so get the XFX.|||http://tessoffice.webs.com/
Can you combine a PCI and PCI-E video card?
I have a Nvidia 8500GT (PCI-E 512) and an ATI Radeon something(PCI 256) if i put them on the same comp, can i comebine them to make a 768 mb video card or something along those lines|||No, you cannot. Not only do you have bus problems (PCIe and PCI), you have different graphics cores that do not support bridging to one another.
If your motherboard supports Crossfire on the first two PCIe slots, then you can combine two ATI crossfire-capable cards using the crossfire bridge.
Similiarly, if your motherboard supports SLI, then you can combine two Nvidia SLI-capable cards in the first two PCIe slots.|||SLI on NVIDIA platforms and Crossfire on AMD/ATI platforms allow you to combine two PCI-Express cards together to have increased performance out of one of the cards, if that's what you're thinking. It does not work with mixing different buses (PCI-Express, AGP, PCI). The video memory from one card can't be shared with another card that way.
You can, however, use them together for a dual-monitor solution, say watch YouTube on the monitor connected to regular PCI while playing Battlefield 2142 or some other game on the monitor connected to PCI-Express. On another note, you can also do this on an SLI or Crossfire board, but then those technologies have to be turned off.|||You can put them both in the same computer, but any game you run will only use one of the cards.
The only useful purpose of adding the PCI card would be if you want to use several computer screens at the same time. The 8500GT probably has connections for two screens, if you want more you add the Radeon card.|||that's gotta be the wierdest version of Sli meets crossfire i've ever heard of ...and btw...NO YOU CANNOT haha if u put in both you'd be screwing up your mobo sooo i wouldnt recommend it, just use the PCIE it's 16x faster then pci, sell the radeon bro or invest in a new mobo and by another of the EXACT card for an nvidia sli setup|||One big reason why not to do such to your computer. You will have to have 2 differant drivers, not to mention ONE NVIDIA driver and ONE ATI driver all operating with the same operating system. It would cause such a caos in your system it would probally send out a loud brain fart from all the conflicts...|||No, with your powers combine you cannot create Captain Planet. But if you tape them together, you can make a Nvidia Radeon 8500000000GTX Ultra Edition|||No, but you can use them both to set up a dual monitor situation.|||No it is not Possible to Combine Any Pci-E or Pci Card with each other|||No ,its imposible|||Nope.
If your motherboard supports Crossfire on the first two PCIe slots, then you can combine two ATI crossfire-capable cards using the crossfire bridge.
Similiarly, if your motherboard supports SLI, then you can combine two Nvidia SLI-capable cards in the first two PCIe slots.|||SLI on NVIDIA platforms and Crossfire on AMD/ATI platforms allow you to combine two PCI-Express cards together to have increased performance out of one of the cards, if that's what you're thinking. It does not work with mixing different buses (PCI-Express, AGP, PCI). The video memory from one card can't be shared with another card that way.
You can, however, use them together for a dual-monitor solution, say watch YouTube on the monitor connected to regular PCI while playing Battlefield 2142 or some other game on the monitor connected to PCI-Express. On another note, you can also do this on an SLI or Crossfire board, but then those technologies have to be turned off.|||You can put them both in the same computer, but any game you run will only use one of the cards.
The only useful purpose of adding the PCI card would be if you want to use several computer screens at the same time. The 8500GT probably has connections for two screens, if you want more you add the Radeon card.|||that's gotta be the wierdest version of Sli meets crossfire i've ever heard of ...and btw...NO YOU CANNOT haha if u put in both you'd be screwing up your mobo sooo i wouldnt recommend it, just use the PCIE it's 16x faster then pci, sell the radeon bro or invest in a new mobo and by another of the EXACT card for an nvidia sli setup|||One big reason why not to do such to your computer. You will have to have 2 differant drivers, not to mention ONE NVIDIA driver and ONE ATI driver all operating with the same operating system. It would cause such a caos in your system it would probally send out a loud brain fart from all the conflicts...|||No, with your powers combine you cannot create Captain Planet. But if you tape them together, you can make a Nvidia Radeon 8500000000GTX Ultra Edition|||No, but you can use them both to set up a dual monitor situation.|||No it is not Possible to Combine Any Pci-E or Pci Card with each other|||No ,its imposible|||Nope.
Sapphire ATI X1650Pro - 512MB AGP Video Card vs. GIGABYTE ATI Radeon HD4550 512MB DDR3 DVI/HDMI PCI-ExpressVid?
Ok im trying to see which one of these video cards would be best to use on a Hp pavilion 7965 to play world of warcraft.
*Sapphire cost: $66.99 but then i would have to buy a new battery pack 350 watt+ which would cost and extra $30
*GIGABYTE cost : $46.99 , idk what type of Battery pack i would need for Hp pavilion 7965 if you know can you tell me cause if i need a higher battery pack i will get 256MB GIGABYTE nVidia GeForce 6200 Video Card if it can work on my computer if you know answer that too plz :).
So which on do you think i should get for my HP Pavilion 7965?|||You CANNOT use the Radeon HD4550 at all. That card is a PCIExpress video card, and your Pavilion 7965 does NOT have a PCIExpress 16x slot to accomodate it.
The X1650Pro AGP should work in that Pavilion since the 7965 does have an AGP slot, but that is NOT a good choice.
The best and last AGP card ever made is the ATI Radeon HD3850 AGP. If you are going to do an AGP upgrade, that is the card you want. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis…
Hope this helps.
EDITED TO ADD: The X1650 is two generations older than the HD3850. Consequently the X1650 is rather outdated and does not support DirectX10 or HDCP. The HD3850 is relatively recent and has DX10 and HDCP support. It's a no-brainer-- If you are going to upgrade an old AGP system, why not go for the last and best AGP card ever made? If you want anything more powerful, you'd have to buy a whole new PCIExpress system.|||sorry but i just bought one from my friend
*Sapphire cost: $66.99 but then i would have to buy a new battery pack 350 watt+ which would cost and extra $30
*GIGABYTE cost : $46.99 , idk what type of Battery pack i would need for Hp pavilion 7965 if you know can you tell me cause if i need a higher battery pack i will get 256MB GIGABYTE nVidia GeForce 6200 Video Card if it can work on my computer if you know answer that too plz :).
So which on do you think i should get for my HP Pavilion 7965?|||You CANNOT use the Radeon HD4550 at all. That card is a PCIExpress video card, and your Pavilion 7965 does NOT have a PCIExpress 16x slot to accomodate it.
The X1650Pro AGP should work in that Pavilion since the 7965 does have an AGP slot, but that is NOT a good choice.
The best and last AGP card ever made is the ATI Radeon HD3850 AGP. If you are going to do an AGP upgrade, that is the card you want. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLis…
Hope this helps.
EDITED TO ADD: The X1650 is two generations older than the HD3850. Consequently the X1650 is rather outdated and does not support DirectX10 or HDCP. The HD3850 is relatively recent and has DX10 and HDCP support. It's a no-brainer-- If you are going to upgrade an old AGP system, why not go for the last and best AGP card ever made? If you want anything more powerful, you'd have to buy a whole new PCIExpress system.|||sorry but i just bought one from my friend
What Ati video card should I use?
I had an 8600gt that went bad. I have a 600w power supply. My motherboard has pci-express 16x, but not 2.0. Is there a decent Ati card that doesn't require any extra power connection. Possibly the equivalent to an 8600gt or better?|||it is not a problem of pci e 2 or 1
here is a gay have HD 5850 on a an old motherboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywajWUFqx…
for pci power connection any ati will include pci adapter
http://www.cable-trader.co.uk/images/ite…
try his ATI it is really great 5850 and for 260 $
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
or 5770 for 170 $
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
GIGABYTE is much better for quality and overclocking
here is a gay have HD 5850 on a an old motherboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywajWUFqx…
for pci power connection any ati will include pci adapter
http://www.cable-trader.co.uk/images/ite…
try his ATI it is really great 5850 and for 260 $
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
or 5770 for 170 $
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
GIGABYTE is much better for quality and overclocking
What would be the best video card for a Dell Dimension C521? Is it better than the ATI Radeon X1300 Pro?
I have a Dell Dimension C521 and I'm currently using a ATI Radeon X1300 Pro it is a PCI-E x16 slot. I was wondering if i could upgrade to another video card better than the one i have now? Since my Dell model is slimmer than others like the E521, I'm not sure i can upgrade. If anybody has any suggestions or info that may help i would appreciate it. Thank You!|||It seems, the only thing that differentiates C521 from the others is that it's based on the standard low profile case (I think so - you will have to check it. Judging by the image I found I'm correct but it'll never hurt to make sure) It's very unlikely that Dell would go through the trouble of creating a new videocard specifically for a slim case.
Anyway, to upgrade, you will need another low profile videocard. I might be wrong but I think the top card for any low profile system is 8600gt.
http://www.gfe.com.hk/Product_Details.as…
If this not it, you're stuck with either HD2400 or 8400gs - there are a few manufacturers of either of these cards, neither of which will give you much of a performance increase over your x1300.
The only suggestion I can give you is replace the case of your computer with the standard mid tower. Somehow I think you will dislike the idea but it's the only idea that will allow you to widen the horizon of your options regarding not only your video but other components as well. But then again - it all depends on how much you need that and how much you like that slim case.
To the wise guy below - yes, the slimness does matter, since non-slim video card will not allow the case to close, and low profile card also has shorter mounting bracket - any other video card cannot be mounted to the case, since it'll stick way out.|||the slimness doesn't matter as the expansion card cage is mounted sideways - just make sure it is pci-e 16 compatible.
Anyway, to upgrade, you will need another low profile videocard. I might be wrong but I think the top card for any low profile system is 8600gt.
http://www.gfe.com.hk/Product_Details.as…
If this not it, you're stuck with either HD2400 or 8400gs - there are a few manufacturers of either of these cards, neither of which will give you much of a performance increase over your x1300.
The only suggestion I can give you is replace the case of your computer with the standard mid tower. Somehow I think you will dislike the idea but it's the only idea that will allow you to widen the horizon of your options regarding not only your video but other components as well. But then again - it all depends on how much you need that and how much you like that slim case.
To the wise guy below - yes, the slimness does matter, since non-slim video card will not allow the case to close, and low profile card also has shorter mounting bracket - any other video card cannot be mounted to the case, since it'll stick way out.|||the slimness doesn't matter as the expansion card cage is mounted sideways - just make sure it is pci-e 16 compatible.
TV video problems with ATI all in wonder 128 pci card and ATI RAGE 128?
I am having very strange problems with my graphic cards. I have dell
240GX and it came with ATI rage 128 Ultra. I had All in wonder. Today
I have decided to use it, so I installed it in this machine. When i
booted up my machine the MMC stopped working. I went into the bios and
changed the primary video controller from AGP to AUTO.
Now MMC is running but I can not see the tv. I can hear the audio but
there is no TV video just blank ( black) tv window.
Anybody have any idea how to solve this problem.
I am running Win XP Pro with sp2. One
more thing if disable ATI Rage card in device manager then I am able to
see the tv video.
Thanks|||im not sure if you meant TV as your monitor or you hooked up your computer to your TV. If you make this clear it would help.|||no clue
240GX and it came with ATI rage 128 Ultra. I had All in wonder. Today
I have decided to use it, so I installed it in this machine. When i
booted up my machine the MMC stopped working. I went into the bios and
changed the primary video controller from AGP to AUTO.
Now MMC is running but I can not see the tv. I can hear the audio but
there is no TV video just blank ( black) tv window.
Anybody have any idea how to solve this problem.
I am running Win XP Pro with sp2. One
more thing if disable ATI Rage card in device manager then I am able to
see the tv video.
Thanks|||im not sure if you meant TV as your monitor or you hooked up your computer to your TV. If you make this clear it would help.|||no clue
Is there an adapter that will hook up a pci express video card to a pci slot?
I bought a pci express x16 video (graphics) card for my emachine T2042, that has been upgraded to 1g or ddr. Low and behold, I need a pci card. Is there an adapter that will allow me to plug the pci express card into the pci slot, or am I stuck saving money to buy a regular pci. Any sugestions were I can buy an ati 256mb pci card? Thanks|||Just have that card replaced because there is no adapter.
Consider these:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…|||No, and if there was the performance decrease would be awful. I know that they make all the way up to ati x1600 in pci, but they are expensive.|||no|||nope|||No. PCI slots just aren't fast enough to carry the data.
Consider these:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…|||No, and if there was the performance decrease would be awful. I know that they make all the way up to ati x1600 in pci, but they are expensive.|||no|||nope|||No. PCI slots just aren't fast enough to carry the data.
Will my power supply support a ATI Radeon HD 4670 1GB GDDR3 PCI-E Video Card?
Will my computer support a ATI Radeon HD 4670 1GB GDDR3 PCI-E Video Card?
It says it needs a minimum 450w power supply, but when I looked at this: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090107045154AAP5yj8 and this: http://forums.atomicmpc.com.au/index.php?showtopic=264 I am now starting to think otherwise.
My power supply:
http://www.xpcgear.com/spfsp30060th.html (300w)
Here are my specs:
Motherboard: acer mcp73pv
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz
3.00 GB ddr2 ram
Windows Vista Home Premium
ATI HD 3450
Thank you for your help, and Happy Holidays!|||ATI states the HD 4670 needs at least a 400 watt PSU. I would get at least 500w for a little overhead so the PSU doesn't overheat while gaming or video palyback.
http://ati.amd.com/products/Radeonhd4600…
It says it needs a minimum 450w power supply, but when I looked at this: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090107045154AAP5yj8 and this: http://forums.atomicmpc.com.au/index.php?showtopic=264 I am now starting to think otherwise.
My power supply:
http://www.xpcgear.com/spfsp30060th.html (300w)
Here are my specs:
Motherboard: acer mcp73pv
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz
3.00 GB ddr2 ram
Windows Vista Home Premium
ATI HD 3450
Thank you for your help, and Happy Holidays!|||ATI states the HD 4670 needs at least a 400 watt PSU. I would get at least 500w for a little overhead so the PSU doesn't overheat while gaming or video palyback.
http://ati.amd.com/products/Radeonhd4600…
Does ATI Radeon HD 3450 Chipset 256MB GDDR2 1000MHz Memory PCI Express Graphics Card work for Call of duty 4?
i've downloaded Call of Duty 4 (CoD4), but it says
"Error during initialization:
Video card or driver doesn't support UBYTE4N vertex data."
and i stumbled across this video card (ATI Radeon HD 3450 Chipset 256MB GDDR2 1000MHz Memory PCI Express Graphics Card" and i was wondering if it would work|||The Minimum graphics card requirements is a Nvidia Geforce 7800 or better or ATI Radeon X1800. The graphics card you just listed sounds alot better then either of these cards. I think it should run the game. Also if you know what model your graphics card is try doing a search on the company site for the latest Drivers. Hope this help!|||type in can you run it? It analyzes your computer and tells all specs about it and what games it can ans cannot run.
Merry Christmas...|||Try updating the drivers, your card is supported.|||that should be able to run it. try looking up the system reqs for COD4
"Error during initialization:
Video card or driver doesn't support UBYTE4N vertex data."
and i stumbled across this video card (ATI Radeon HD 3450 Chipset 256MB GDDR2 1000MHz Memory PCI Express Graphics Card" and i was wondering if it would work|||The Minimum graphics card requirements is a Nvidia Geforce 7800 or better or ATI Radeon X1800. The graphics card you just listed sounds alot better then either of these cards. I think it should run the game. Also if you know what model your graphics card is try doing a search on the company site for the latest Drivers. Hope this help!|||type in can you run it? It analyzes your computer and tells all specs about it and what games it can ans cannot run.
Merry Christmas...|||Try updating the drivers, your card is supported.|||that should be able to run it. try looking up the system reqs for COD4
Looking for pci video card.A ati radeon 9800 or nvidia geforce 6600. i need PCI ....?
I bought the game call of duty4.I have a ATI Radeon 9250 pci.
I need ATI Radeon 9800 pro or better or Nvidia 6600 or better.BUT I need PCI not PCI express..|||I'm afraid you won't be able to, if your motherboard doesn't have an AGP or PCI-E, no PCI card can run COD4
Try COD United Offensive, its a better game anyway.
They converter mentioned by Hossein O, wouldn't make a difference for a game like COD 4, it may help a little in older games but PCI is only a 16th of the speed of a PCI-E port.
A game like COD 4 needs about 4gig bandwidth up and down from the motherboard to the graphics card, this is simply not possible through a PCI slot|||change your main board
or buy the PCI express to PCI Convet board
made in china|||Just buy a new computer you will need PCIe eventually.
I need ATI Radeon 9800 pro or better or Nvidia 6600 or better.BUT I need PCI not PCI express..|||I'm afraid you won't be able to, if your motherboard doesn't have an AGP or PCI-E, no PCI card can run COD4
Try COD United Offensive, its a better game anyway.
They converter mentioned by Hossein O, wouldn't make a difference for a game like COD 4, it may help a little in older games but PCI is only a 16th of the speed of a PCI-E port.
A game like COD 4 needs about 4gig bandwidth up and down from the motherboard to the graphics card, this is simply not possible through a PCI slot|||change your main board
or buy the PCI express to PCI Convet board
made in china|||Just buy a new computer you will need PCIe eventually.
I have an Intel D946GZIS motherboard - can I use a PCI ATI Radeon 9000 64MB video card?
The following specs I'm hoping will work with my Intel Motherboard...can someone tell me if it will? Thanks in advance!
Graphics Controller ATI RADEON 9000
Memory Configuration 64MB DDR(64 bit)
Connectors Two xCRT and 1xTv out
Bus Interface PCI
Max Resolution 2048x1536@60Hz
Clock Speed 250MHz
Memory speed 333MHz
System requirements Intel Pentium 4/III/II/Celeron, AMD K6/Athlon or compatible with PCI
64MB of system memory
Installation software requires CD-ROM drive|||Yes, your motherboard has 2 PCI slot and 1 PCI-EXPRESS X16 Slot
I STRONGLY suggest you get a PCI-EXPRESS X16 Video card. It will outperform a regular PCI slot video card many, many times over|||Yes, 99% of motherboards have PCI slots.|||yes you can use PCI ATI radeon 9000 64 MB video card...
your motherboard has 2PCI slots..1 is PCI xpress slot..
so you can use it ....
Graphics Controller ATI RADEON 9000
Memory Configuration 64MB DDR(64 bit)
Connectors Two xCRT and 1xTv out
Bus Interface PCI
Max Resolution 2048x1536@60Hz
Clock Speed 250MHz
Memory speed 333MHz
System requirements Intel Pentium 4/III/II/Celeron, AMD K6/Athlon or compatible with PCI
64MB of system memory
Installation software requires CD-ROM drive|||Yes, your motherboard has 2 PCI slot and 1 PCI-EXPRESS X16 Slot
I STRONGLY suggest you get a PCI-EXPRESS X16 Video card. It will outperform a regular PCI slot video card many, many times over|||Yes, 99% of motherboards have PCI slots.|||yes you can use PCI ATI radeon 9000 64 MB video card...
your motherboard has 2PCI slots..1 is PCI xpress slot..
so you can use it ....
Will my old video work at the same time as a new PCI-E video card?
I have a ATI Radeon Xpress 1100. If i add a ATI Radeon X700 128MB PCI-Express Video Card will they both work in sync so i can get better video quality while gaming or will it replace the old one?|||no
If u want to do this using ATI u have to change ur board and get 1 which supports "crossfire"...then u have to apply 2 graphs cards of the same time of ATI brand.
If u want to do this using ATI u have to change ur board and get 1 which supports "crossfire"...then u have to apply 2 graphs cards of the same time of ATI brand.
Can I install 2 PCI video cards (128 MB ATI and a 256 MB ATI card) on one system?
I am not talking about using PCI-express... 2 regular PCI slots. I have a 256MB ATI card installed... would it beneift me to add a 128MB ATI card I have laying around??|||Yes
Will this video card (ATI Radeon HD 4670 1GB GDDR3 PCI-E) work in my computer?
Computer is Compaq Presario SR5350F
Video Card is ATI Radeon HD 4670 1GB GDDR3 PCI-E
My main concern is that the card is PCIe x16 2.0 and my computer is only PCIe x16 (not 2.0).
Here are links to all specs for both computer and card:
Computer
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/ca/en/ho/WF06b/12132708-12133156-78308260-78308260-78308260-81152369-81573818.html
Card
http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000FS10114872&catid=|||It will ONLY if you change your power supply to a higher amount of watts, 400W should be enough for you.|||I think pci-e 2.0 is backward compatible so it will work just not at 2.0 speeds.|||Yes, it has a spare PCI-E port as standard so it will physically support it.
The card should be backwards compatible and work with PCI-E x16
Hope this helps, good luck|||Yes it will fit in your computer, make sure the power supply that comes with the computer will support it though. The power supplies that come as standard in those sort of computers aren't usually up to much when you start adding extra parts.
edit: the pcix16 slot on that computer IS 2.0 so no worries about the compatability|||You're going to get a major bottleneck (Loss of effectiveness) from your processor.
And yes, PCI-E 2.0 is backwards compatible. But with loss of speed.
So really, you're going to be REALLY bottlenecked. Hate to break it to you =[
Video Card is ATI Radeon HD 4670 1GB GDDR3 PCI-E
My main concern is that the card is PCIe x16 2.0 and my computer is only PCIe x16 (not 2.0).
Here are links to all specs for both computer and card:
Computer
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/ca/en/ho/WF06b/12132708-12133156-78308260-78308260-78308260-81152369-81573818.html
Card
http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000FS10114872&catid=|||It will ONLY if you change your power supply to a higher amount of watts, 400W should be enough for you.|||I think pci-e 2.0 is backward compatible so it will work just not at 2.0 speeds.|||Yes, it has a spare PCI-E port as standard so it will physically support it.
The card should be backwards compatible and work with PCI-E x16
Hope this helps, good luck|||Yes it will fit in your computer, make sure the power supply that comes with the computer will support it though. The power supplies that come as standard in those sort of computers aren't usually up to much when you start adding extra parts.
edit: the pcix16 slot on that computer IS 2.0 so no worries about the compatability|||You're going to get a major bottleneck (Loss of effectiveness) from your processor.
And yes, PCI-E 2.0 is backwards compatible. But with loss of speed.
So really, you're going to be REALLY bottlenecked. Hate to break it to you =[
Will a ATi Radeon 7500 64MB DDR PCI Video Card fit in my PC and run games?
Will this Standard PCI Slot Video Card fit in my Dell demension 2400
and will i be able to run World of Warcraft on it?
and counter strike source on it?|||That card is seriously outdated. It will struggle on all games dating back to around 4 years. You shouldn't buy this and just upgrade your computer entirely. It will be more worth it.
The games will struggle perhaps even on low.
Don't buy Dell next time.
Good luck!|||yes, it should fit. But no it probably won't run WoW or CS Source. And if it did, you'd probably have to turn down all the graphical settings...|||yes as long as you have a standard pci slot in that computer but the 7500 is a good card the link i posted will help you out more
and will i be able to run World of Warcraft on it?
and counter strike source on it?|||That card is seriously outdated. It will struggle on all games dating back to around 4 years. You shouldn't buy this and just upgrade your computer entirely. It will be more worth it.
The games will struggle perhaps even on low.
Don't buy Dell next time.
Good luck!|||yes, it should fit. But no it probably won't run WoW or CS Source. And if it did, you'd probably have to turn down all the graphical settings...|||yes as long as you have a standard pci slot in that computer but the 7500 is a good card the link i posted will help you out more
How can I get my ATI pci-e video card work on my PC?
Hi,
I have an e-machine H3504 with an on-board video card. I got an ATI Radeon X300SE PCI-E video card. I installed the card into the pci-e bus but nothing happened. I don't get a video signal when I connect my monitor to the on-board video card and not even from the ATI card. I don't think my pc even boots up. It is stuck with an orange light on and fan noise high. It works again if I take the PCI-E card off. Any ideas?
Thanks.|||The X300SE is a very low-end card that does not draw much power-- Notice it does not even have a 6-pin PCIe power connector. Only video cards that need more than 75 watts of power have the 6-pin. I doubt it's a power issue.
I'm guessing that you have to disable your onboard video through BIOS before the add-on video card can be recognized. How to do that:
Connect your monitor to your onboard VGA, and boot into BIOS. Disable the onboard in BIOS, then save and exit, and power down. Then connect your monitor to your X300, and power up. You may be able to see an image then.
Give it a shot, and good luck.
EDITED TO ADD:
It's easy to get your onboard back if your X300 still doesn't work. Just clear your CMOS-- There should be a jumper on your motherboard which when shorted will clear the CMOS, or you can take out the CMOS battery for a few seconds then put it back in. Both of these should be done while the computer is OFF, of course. Resetting the CMOS will re-activate your on-board.
I have an e-machine H3504 with an on-board video card. I got an ATI Radeon X300SE PCI-E video card. I installed the card into the pci-e bus but nothing happened. I don't get a video signal when I connect my monitor to the on-board video card and not even from the ATI card. I don't think my pc even boots up. It is stuck with an orange light on and fan noise high. It works again if I take the PCI-E card off. Any ideas?
Thanks.|||The X300SE is a very low-end card that does not draw much power-- Notice it does not even have a 6-pin PCIe power connector. Only video cards that need more than 75 watts of power have the 6-pin. I doubt it's a power issue.
I'm guessing that you have to disable your onboard video through BIOS before the add-on video card can be recognized. How to do that:
Connect your monitor to your onboard VGA, and boot into BIOS. Disable the onboard in BIOS, then save and exit, and power down. Then connect your monitor to your X300, and power up. You may be able to see an image then.
Give it a shot, and good luck.
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It's easy to get your onboard back if your X300 still doesn't work. Just clear your CMOS-- There should be a jumper on your motherboard which when shorted will clear the CMOS, or you can take out the CMOS battery for a few seconds then put it back in. Both of these should be done while the computer is OFF, of course. Resetting the CMOS will re-activate your on-board.
Why my scsi hardrive cannot be detected when i install pci video card ati radeom?
I HAVE A IBM INTELLI MPRO WITH SCSI HARDRIVE THE SCSI CARD IS ON PCI SLOT AND I TRIED TO INSTALLED A PCI VIDEO CARD ATI RADEOM BUT MY PC DOESNOT BOOT AND CANNOT SEE THE HDD
PLEASE NEED A EXPLAINATION HOW TO CONFIGURE MY CMOS OR WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO?|||Your CAPSlock is on. You are probably using the same interupt for both PCI cards. Change the SCSI controller.
PLEASE NEED A EXPLAINATION HOW TO CONFIGURE MY CMOS OR WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO?|||Your CAPSlock is on. You are probably using the same interupt for both PCI cards. Change the SCSI controller.
Would a ATI Radeon 9200 256MB PCI Video Card work for Call of Duty 4 PC?
I just found a ATI Radeon 9200 256MB PCI Video Card on eBay and it's pretty cheap so I figured I would get it but I bought Call of Duty 4 for my PC and I was wondering if this video card would do the job or if not, what video card would work that is under $50.00 and will work with a 300W power supply?|||Nope.
If anything, that Radeon 9200 PCI will actually be SLOWER than on-board integrated graphics. That's because non-express PCI graphics cards are horribly bottlenecked by the PCI bus's molasses-slow 33mHz data transfer speed.
Save your money. Non-express PCI graphics cards aren't worth the box they are packaged in.
If anything, that Radeon 9200 PCI will actually be SLOWER than on-board integrated graphics. That's because non-express PCI graphics cards are horribly bottlenecked by the PCI bus's molasses-slow 33mHz data transfer speed.
Save your money. Non-express PCI graphics cards aren't worth the box they are packaged in.
How good is a ATI Radeon 9250 256MB LP Low Profile PCI Video Card?
how advanced is this video card? like is it better than geforce 8000 series? 9000 series? or worse than the 5000 series? etc.|||PCI? Not only the 9250 is an old video chip, PCI is horrendously slow (33Mhz). It's practically useless. I wouldn't pay more than $5 for a PCI videocard.
If you meant PCIex, you can get a low-end videocard for $40 (acceptable 3D, and HD video decoding). The Ati4550 is the lowest I can recommend. Check benchmarks for similar nVidia cards.|||It is a 2001 model. By today's standards it is obsolete. It has support for Pixel Shader version 1.4 and DirectX 8.1. All the other cards you listed are better than the Radeon 9250.
If you meant PCIex, you can get a low-end videocard for $40 (acceptable 3D, and HD video decoding). The Ati4550 is the lowest I can recommend. Check benchmarks for similar nVidia cards.|||It is a 2001 model. By today's standards it is obsolete. It has support for Pixel Shader version 1.4 and DirectX 8.1. All the other cards you listed are better than the Radeon 9250.
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