Which memory is being used on this card? Hynix or Elpida?
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Though it depends on where you buy, as I know this exact one has either Hynix or Samsung (which is better), Elpida ones were sold in Europe previously.
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If you disabled the onboard video (if equipped) in set up and installed the drivers, the card should use the 512MB, not any of the system memory. It may be necessary to tell the computer which video slot your card is in AGP, PCI, or PCI-e, again this is in the setup which you access at boot.
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this card uses PCI-E slot.just make sure you have this slot available in your motherboard
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Hello Emon...I'm not sure. I'm using a slightly smaller card. You will not be disappointed by the unit in any way!!!
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Just a checklist of some basic stuff: a) Drivers? Are you using the stuff your OS auto-detects and installs (Windows 7 defaulted to VGA drivers in my installation), old/new/beta AMD, or modded/custom drivers (e.g. Omega) b) stock settings or overclocked? Some cards come OC'd by default, which can cause poor performance and crashing if your system is not prepared to deal with excess heat and power drain. c) single card or running in Crossfire? Again, having two cards can cause heating and power issues. Also make sure the bridge is firmly seated on both cards. Of course there are other things which can go wrong (failing memory and such), but thought I would cover the basics and the easiest to fix. What specific error message is your BSOD giving you? Are you sure it is directly related to the card, or did it perhaps exacerbate some other underlying issue? Does it happen when trying to run certain programs? The most common hardware related causes I've had in the past were either driver related or due to failing hard-disks and faulty RAM. The first steps I would take would to be to remove and re-seat the card, preferably into a different PCI-E slot if available, check to make sure the power supply is rated sufficiently high enough to meet the card's demands, make sure the case is clean and the fans are properly circulating air. Start the PC in safe mode, uninstall the old drivers, install the new ones (maybe experimenting with different versions) and then reboot. On the off-chance it is memory related, also try swapping out your RAM sticks from the DIMM slots as to test each to make sure both they and the slots themselves are in working order. Typically if I wanted to test if it was hardware related or some quirk with Windows or its drivers, I would boot into a Linux flash disk and see if I could get everything working there all right. Take this with the caveat I'm not a professional in this subject, but just drawing from my years of personal experience.
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Yes. This card is one of the fastest I've owned and has more memory than you'll probably ever need.
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I recently upgraded to Yosemite and afterwards increased my memory using these two cards with no issues.
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Yes, I haven't found any either (although I don't have the XSi manual). I read one review that used an 8GB card... wasn't sure if anyone had used anything larger.Thank you, Technology Guy.
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Great memory all around! I have an EVGA Z77 FTW with an i7 3770K and it works perfectly at 2133MHz with XMP enabled. Will be adding an additional 8Gb very soon. Enjoy!
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I had the same exact problem and have pretty much tried everything to resolve with no solution that works 100% of the time. In talking with Crucial, they will exchange the memory even if you didn't buy it direct. But how does one know which memory chips will work without this frustrating problem that occurs even when trying to hybernate or sleep? I've been stalling and hoping that ASUS would update their BIOS and memory handling abilities, but their support is useless for this.
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Yes, sir. ECC memory. Although, I would recommend a little more than 4GB for that type of machine, unless of course you're adding to it. Just personal opinion.
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The NIX X08 does not have any internal memory. It accepts either SD/SDHC Cards, USB Stick / Thumb Drive and can have one of each plugged in at any one time. Intially I thought the lack of internal memory was a problem but I now think it is and advantage as it is very easy to load either the SD card of USB cards.
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PCIe x1 - Yes, that was why I picked it. Almost all 1GB cards seem to be x16, but I needed something that would drive dual monitors and fit a x1 slot in a compact case. Plus previous Zotac graphic cards worked well for me.M$ WinXP, not sure, but I would expect it.I don't remember any PSU connection to the card. If there was one it was a generic plugin for the fan
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From the manufacturer's website: http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_Detail.aspx?DetailID=1497&Categor;yID=1&DetailName;=Feature&MenuID;=106&LanID;=0Storage º Support by AMD® Kabini Express Chipsetº 2 X Serial ATAIII 6Gb/s
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I believe the answer is yes. I populated mine with a module straight from the supported list found here: http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/brix-baytrail_memory.pdf
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I don't understand your question. I can tell you that I replaced a set of G.Skill Ripjaw series X of the same type of memory with this Kingston Hyper X and it runs much better. I had nothing but trouble with the G.Skill.
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I have two of this model. I have 4 memory slots (using 2 with 4 gb ram) I also have a NVIDIA GeForce 9300 GE [Display adapter] installed. If you know the particular motherboard that's used, you can find all the information needed. They are very nice little computers. Quiet and run cool.