can this card be used with vista 64 bit os?
875897
If your motherboard has a slot called PCI express (PCIe) then it should wirk. The card comes with the CD with the drivers to load before insatlling the card.
875898
The key is to use the proper driver when installing this device. Do not allow a common/generic driver to install. The key is to install the driver first, then insert the card and restart the computer. Mistakes are being made by installing the card then the driver. I have heard this causes problems or conflicts because Windows is trying to install a generic type driver. Sometimes the driver on the CD cannot overwrite or direct the card to it. So just install the driver first, install card and start computer and the card will find the right driver.
875899
This card was was OK on my 32 bit machine but a disaster on my 64 bit Win 7 machine. Everything worked until you booted up nex time. Then it was blue screen of death. I don't know if it was a bad card or some other hardware interaction. After the time wasted in tracking the problem down, I was not about to continue debugging for Western Digital. Good luck if you try it but it definitely did not work for me.
875900
I have installed it first into a 32-Windows 7 computer, then into a 64-bit Windows 8 computer, and they both worked fine.
875901
I don't know for a fact (or from experience), but 64-bit driver support for Vista usually includes Windows 7 and vice-versa. I think it will work.
875902
I have it installed in a 64 bit Windows 7 machine and the install and operation is flawless. I would assume there should be no issue on a Vista system but I don't know for a fact.
2111410
I have Windows Vista 64 bit OS and all I did was install it and Windows loaded the drivers and it worked great. I would highly recommend it.
1545448
It will support 64 bit or 32 bit os. It does not have an on-board gpu, though.
1941318
This card work on both 32 as well as 64 bit OS. We deployed it on 64 bit OS
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The following is from their site:Windows® 8, 7, Vista, XP SP3, Linux®, or Solaris® PCIe x16 expansion slot - See more at: http://www.pny.com/nvidia_quadro_k4000#sthash.x9mM5Q3s.dpuf
1167751
Yes... and I'm using mine with Vista-64 so no reliability issues for me (yet)
1494304
Unable to make the ATI rage 128 pro/32mb work with Xp let alone Vista as there are error messages when it comes to using the default vga driver.Please confirm with others before trying.
761789
There are many Cards that worked very well with WinXP, but first I would need to know if you are running 32 or 64bit and what open slots you have on your motherboard.
185850
Vista, 7, 8. This really doesn't determine what OS you can or can not use, it is just a graphics card. It has lasted me for about 16 months now, no issues. If you are going to spend the money on this card though you may consider upgrading into the GTX780 though, as it will give more bang for your buck.
2066387
Yes but... It needs to be SP2 64bit and If you're running vista, you likely have an old graphics card. This needs a pretty good card. Read the specs before buying otherwise it won't run and most sellers don't accept returns on PC games.
2254810
Yes it works with 32-bit XP and Vista. http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=01G-P3-1302-LR.
1547695
Yes - I've been using PS Elements 7 and Corel PSP Photo X2 on a Vista Ultimate 64 machine for several months with no problems.
165022
I Installed to quadcore 64bit, windows vista and with very high power supply. Video card has minimum requirements for power supply and memory. See manufacturers site.
134999
According to their website, this is compatible with Vista. http://www.dlink.com/products/vista-support/
515439
I don't know. I'm using it on a laptop that uses Win-7 32 bit. It wouldn't surprise me if it did work with 64 bit.
2217034
To my knowledge you can. Most of the hardware to my knowledge is backward compatible. So if you had a 64-bit processor for instance, you can still run a 32-bit operating systems, you just wouldn't get the speed or efficiency that 64-bit brings. As far as graphics cards, I'm pretty sure the only thing you need to make sure is compatible is your motherboard, and you can find the specs in the motherboard documentation. If you don't have the documentation, search for the motherboards company website, say for instance your motherboard is an Intel motherboard, then search for the Intel website. You will most likely need the model of the motherboard as well.
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I installed it successfully in both Windows XP (32bit) and Windows 7 (32bit). Believe the 64 bit referred to is data paths on the card, not your operating system. Be advised that the card I purchased is AGP, an older graphics interface. If your computer does not have an AGP slot, it can not be installed.