What's the recommended/compatible video card? I've Installed cpu , 2gb ddr2/800Mhz and my old ATX video card. It starts, cpu fan runs, but no video? Any suggestions how to troubleshoot this?
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I'm using a PNY Geforce 210. But, I've used other cards ok, too. Sometimes, the symptoms you describe occur when the memory isn't seated correctly or maybe in the wrong slots. Try on stick in slot 0 with what you have now and see what happens.
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when i installed it on my system (not a dell XPS 8300) i ran into a few issues because the driver from the cd-rom and from the ati website over clocked the video card without any notification, when i notice that (after a week trying in many systems) i have uncheck the overclock and after that it worked just fine. hope that help you.
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Just bought this recently and the bios has been updated to work with that processor. If you are planning to run a separate graphics card all should work great. I set this up to run the on chip graphics and could only find drivers compatible with Windows 7 and Windows 8 (not Vista or any previous version of Windows). If you run Windows 7 or 8 operating system and on chip graphics, the correct video drivers can be downloaded from AsRock.
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Not sure about your Video card. I am using this APU with a 2GB Radeon HD 6570 in a crossfireX configuration. I would suggest that you go to the AMD site and look for your answer on their forums or ask if you do not find it there.
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Google them both and pay attention to the wattage, then look up your motherboard and check the max wattage CPU supported.. Solved.
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Did you uninstall all previous Video Drivers? Also start out with a simple VGA cable. Make sure you are direct connect with VGA cable computer to monitor.
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It doesn't need any extra power. what do you mean with that "old 2 pin" ? When I tried it the first time it didn't give any video output, but then I went to the bios setup and set to use the PCI card as main video device. Then it booted normally.
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Do you have a pci express x16 2.0, 2.1, or 3.0 and a powersuply of more then 400w with either a 6 pin connector or 2 molex connectors? If so, then yes. ------------------ Under further reaserch of the bored you(hopfully) don't yet have I have to say is EXTREAM OVER KILL. that board runs 200 ish here on amazon and you only need all the stuff it has if your trying to run a server while edditing videos/ rendering them. this is a mid-range card an the motherboard you speak of is the low of the high. sooo you would be better of with the gigabyte 270x or up or a duel set up with this card. If you don't know about what I speak (since you don't appear to know much about compatibility ) I would suggest a cheaper first rig, and also something newer. getting a good bored is important but aim for a newer one. reaserch research a d research. and more research. YouTube helps a lot. I hope this impute was helpful, good luck with the build!
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What are you connected too? Desktop? Laptop? Apple? HDMI? VGA? and what kind of video card?
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This Motherboard no have video, you have buy video card for this motherboard
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Although it has an integrated video chip. It would be wise to install a dedicated video card for smoother visuals when watching videos or browsing the web. What kind of video card needed depends on what you plan on doing.
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If you're looking for a video card for gaming I'd recommend a card with higher specs. I use it for videos on my HTPC and light gaming, it performs as I need it to, but it lags.
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I use an onboard GPU (or APU) and the graphics card, i ran APU and GPU V.S. Them working together, i got [nearly] same score in two different benchmarks, i would say get a CPU and a dedicated GPU.
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Thanks for the advice. I'm currently holding off on a new video card, because my desktop would require a new power source and fan to run it. (I actually have a power source/fan combo that I could install, but I like the quiet, low power status quo.) I guess I should pick a monitor that can keep up when I finally bite the bullet and get a card, though.
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Richard, if you go to device manager you'll see that there are 2 video card. One for low power consumption and the 7970 for aplications that demand much more power such as games.I sugest you download latest version of ATI Catalyst and set up your video and power saving preferences. Also using that program you can safely oveclock you processor and start getting great performance. Dont know why it comes with power saving preferences when you first open the lap.
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I'm very sorry, I'm currently on a break at work, on my phone. I can tell you that on pcpartpicker, you can search that motherboard, add it to a build, and get yourself a list of processors that are compatible with the board, and further, you can see if they support onboard video. You'll do yourself a favor if you build the whole computer there. I've been doing builds for 15 years and that site is a dream.
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Not sure what your processor or memory capability is but I used an 8800GT video board and the game worked fine. Game play is above average to good.