I have a Intel HD Graphics 4600 card on my computer. Will using the MSI NVIDIA create any conflicts?
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There is insuffient information here to answer your question Fredrick. My Intel graphics is built into the motherboard and is automatically disabled when a e16 card is installed. But there is nothing - as far as I can see - to stop me from installing a second card (i.e. PCI). One reason I chose the specific NVIDIA card was because it allowed a second display. Hope this helps. Alex
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The answer to this question is unfortunately not. The card currently in this computer is integrated, which means you can't exchange it, you'd have to replace the entire motherboard. And the graphics card is an Intel HD Graphics 4600, which is a pretty fair graphics card when you look at the benchmarks, but cannot act as a standalone processor like the nVidia GTx model cards can.
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When I got this, it was on sale with a different GPU. My is a AMD HD 7570. But the default is the GTX 630.
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I'm pretty sure all the latest Windows Operating Systems (i.e. Vista, 7 and 8) can utilize this GPU. I wouldn't use XP with it due to the fact XP is no longer supported by Microsoft. If you want a recommendation, I would go with Windows 7.
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I have a ATI HD7700 and the built graphic card working at the same time and I've experienced no problems in windows.
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Greetings, The BXi7-4500 does not have an NVIDIA GPU chipset rather employs Intel HD Graphics 4400. Based on this information, it does not appear this unit is compatible with your application. Best regards, MITXPC Best regards, MITXPC
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David, according to my device manager it has both. I, of course, use the NVIDIA card for my graphics.
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Go to the nvidia geforce page and all the info you need should be right there. You just might have to dig around in there or it could be simple to find like mine was.
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Software wise the motherboard can handle both ATI & Nvidia cards. Make sure card slot type it the right one
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No it won't fit. The lineup is different. It can be modified to work but either way it is not efficient enough for a gtx 460
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2x of these gives similar results as 1 GTX 680. I had them crossfired and upgraded to the 680 because many games still don't support crossfire/SLI properly. If you have the funds, would recommend upgrading to a higher card as opposed to using them in crossfire. If you can't afford much higher than a second card now, it could be useful, but some games have proven to graphical anomaly when running then in crossfire. Guild Wars 2 is a really good example of this. It will show black lines where the various textures are combined, especially along floors/ground.
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nVidia graphic card is not good for D630. I installed a new motherboard with the nVidia graphic card and it burned out within a month.
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NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M graphics card - I have played many games and had no problems with performance. There have been two upgrades from GeForce since I purchased this laptop.
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Intel Core i5-4xxx Processors use Intel HD Graphics 4600 which is built into the CPU instead of being a separate chip on the motherboard. If you are concerned about performance, you might want to get a dedicated graphics card.
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It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
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Yes though remember part of that depends on your graphics card I would think as long as your not going SLI or even if you are as long as they are not super powered cards you should be good. It's what I am running in my rig right now so I know it works fine.
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if both cards are using the same and drivers there should be little compatibility problems between like model cards.