do i have to adjust my bios settings to run this card on windows 7 bios is uefi and legacy dual
871004
UEFI does not have any video related tweaks and settings like BIOS has, so you will not need to change anything. Even though you will not have the more advanced options in UEFI (like video memory adjustments, voltage and multipliers for overclocking, RAM timings, etc...), you can access some low level settings (limited options on Macs and tablets). To access the low level settings in UEFI, you click Troubleshoot then Advanced Options then UEFI Firmware Settings - once it reboots you will have a few more options depending on what your OEM offers (obviously Tablets will have very few options here but PCs will have several that may be useful). If your UEFI settings do not display as much info as you may be used to in BIOS (HW info, temperatures, etc...), you can still get that information in the OS using several different app options - my favorite is Speccy. Hope this helps. ^_^
184098
Its a dual core processor, but you have to set that preference in the bios.
676869
Yep. You'll find those options in the BIOS core settings, along with voltage & memory options. You'll need to update the BIOS driver before using it with the 7850K, depending on the batch though. Easy fix.
1826346
You will need to update the bios; worse yet, you need a compatible CPU on board to do the update ( like the Trinity CPU family ).
2127102
you MIGHT have to get into the bios n set it to ACHI?..to accept older bioses?
505009
In your BIOS (assuming you know what that is), there should be some setting somewhere for speeds. Usually under the power section. Depends on the BIOS.
2202513
Depending on your motherboard go to the manufacturers webpage and update from driver downloads
27111
Dunno for sure, I use windows 7 still. But I don't see why it wouldn't work, it uses a default windows driver to run the card.
1200007
Yes you can. But after upgrading it if it not work, you'll need to upgrade the Bios. Then you good to go.
1160839
I have this card installed on my system running Windows 7 64 bit. No issues at all.
2062169
if there is a pci-e slot and it fits then i don't see why not. depending on how your system was set on default you may have to enable a bios setting so your system can run this card as it is considered a certain kind of new software. i think its calle trinity or something but i dont remember. either way your computer wont be able to boot up unless this setting is enabled in the bios.
361599
I tested this card on Windows XP and 7 works perfectly. I don't have windows 98 around so i can't test the card there. Regards.
272066
You should be fine as long as your motherboard supports pci-e x16 (2.0). Just be sure to update your bios through the motherboard manufacture. You may run into some other issues, but it depends on what you've got (integrated graphics, etc). I would also make sure the power supply is at least 350 watts.
1361656
Yes, according to the support website linked below. However, it requires a later BIOS version than what may be currently on your board. You may have to flash the BIOS to use it.http://goo.gl/7108ON
272067
No it doesn't. I am using 2 PNY (for hashing) on G41M-P33 COMBO motherboard, which does not have UEFI BIOS.
841393
No bios change for me. However, that could depend on your system and whether or not you're already using a card instead of the motherboard. But I believe that Windows 8.1 handles the video drivers and such so no bios change should be needed.
1721917
It's possible; I have not tested the card on any Windows systems, unfortunately. It is a "legacy" card. But, there may be support for it under Win7 64-bit. Look at the Microsoft Windows 7 Hardware Compatibility List on Microsoft's Website. I hope that helps. Another option is to look at online forums for user-developed drivers.