ATI RADEON® Xpress1270 HyperMemory
This one comes on the notebook, should I get a better one or is this good enough.|||that should do, my friend has an Intel integrated and he can play WoW|||it depends on how much mb your video card has or if its not the video it could be the ramm. but you can play world of warcraft with a ati or nvidia with only 128 mb|||absolutely
world of warcraft have very less graphics requirement
i am playing it on my laptop which has ati radeon X 200!!!!
Monday, May 7, 2012
Adding or Replacing a video card to an HP Pavilion DV9700Z notebook?
I recently purchased a new notebook, HP Pavilion dv9700z, and was wondering if it is possible to add/replace the video card.
The current video card is a NVIDIA GeForce Go 7150M. My OS is Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit). I have 2GB of RAM. If you need any further specs just ask.|||I am sorry to say that replacing that card would cost as much as a new laptop. What you have at the moment is an IGP (intergrated graphics processor) this is where the GFX card is strapped to the motherboard and uses local RAM for its memory. Laptop cards are very very hard to find compatibilty correctness between them, so i would recommend that next time you go for a good GFX card in a laptop like a
8400GS, 8400GT, 8600GS, 8600GT or
HD2300, HD2400, HD2400XT, HD2600, HD2600XT. The higher the number the more advanced and powerful the Graphics.
So i am sorry but it is near impossible to change a UMA IGP into a discrete graphics card with its own memory.|||you can not replace the video card on a laptop due to it is built in to the board
The current video card is a NVIDIA GeForce Go 7150M. My OS is Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit). I have 2GB of RAM. If you need any further specs just ask.|||I am sorry to say that replacing that card would cost as much as a new laptop. What you have at the moment is an IGP (intergrated graphics processor) this is where the GFX card is strapped to the motherboard and uses local RAM for its memory. Laptop cards are very very hard to find compatibilty correctness between them, so i would recommend that next time you go for a good GFX card in a laptop like a
8400GS, 8400GT, 8600GS, 8600GT or
HD2300, HD2400, HD2400XT, HD2600, HD2600XT. The higher the number the more advanced and powerful the Graphics.
So i am sorry but it is near impossible to change a UMA IGP into a discrete graphics card with its own memory.|||you can not replace the video card on a laptop due to it is built in to the board
Can i change the graphic/video card from my lenovo/ibm r61 thinkpad notebook??
Sorry, but no you can't, Laptops have built on video cards so you cant change them out for a better one if you want. Which I think stinks, but it helps save space so the computer can be as small as laptops are. |||No, but if you could, it would probably cost more then the laptop itself to install it.
I have a Averatec 3150HS, and I would like to update the video card. But I don't know how to choose one?
I'm just not sure of how to decide and pick one that will fit my particular notebook any information will help. I recently bought a RAM card, but the website told me it would fit. It did nothing for video cards. I just want my laptop to be a little faster, so it will keep me happy while I'm gone for my basic training and tech school. Thank you|||1. It's just not possible to upgrade the graphics card on a laptop unless the graphics card is not integrated, which it most likely is. I was planning to upgrade the GPU on my system, but after looking i discovered that on my brand new HP laptop it was not possible.
2. A new graphics card will not make your computer run "faster" unless you're talking about gaming. what you would be looking for is a new processor, which is the "brain" of the computer.
3. adding RAM memory is the best way to make your computer run faster.|||and a video card will help you make it faster? better graphics nothing more. umm i would recommend you try a forum online somwhere, they can be very helpful.
2. A new graphics card will not make your computer run "faster" unless you're talking about gaming. what you would be looking for is a new processor, which is the "brain" of the computer.
3. adding RAM memory is the best way to make your computer run faster.|||and a video card will help you make it faster? better graphics nothing more. umm i would recommend you try a forum online somwhere, they can be very helpful.
I cannot start my dell notebook computer orange lights?
I cannot start my dell notebook computer I get lines on the screen then all black, any ideas maybe the video card ?|||Call Dell Tech Support if the laptop is still under warranty - sounds like motherboard issues.
On Notebooks where is my video card located at? If I like playing sims 2 games alot or I like to install all?
Of them, will it use my video graphic card up? How do I know if my laptop has one? And what is the video graphic card for? My notebook is about 2 or 3 years old. I bought it when it was brand new. Please help by explaining it to me.|||Yes you have a graphics card. The graphics card (or video card) is the part of your computer which handles the images that you see on the screen. The more expensive graphics cards are separate components that fit into the motherboard of the computer, and can be take out and replaced. The cheaper graphics cards are PART of the motherboard. These are also known as onboard graphics/ chipsets. If you have an older Notebook chances are you have onboard graphics. These types of cards are NOT supported.
You can read everything you ever wanted to know about graphics cards and the Sims 2 here: http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.ph…
To see if your Notebook is capable of running the Sims 2 and the expansion packs hit this link:
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/ref…
Select The Sims 2 from the dropdown menu.(It has all the expansion packs and stuff packs listed as well- try all of them in turn) It will tell you if you can run the game, or if you can't, what you need to do in order to play it as far as adding more RAM, upgrades etc.|||the graphics card is a chip hardwired into the motherboard of the computer. yes you have one or you would not be able to see anything on the screen. unless by some chance you have one of the 3% of the laptops with a socketed GPU, you can not upgrade it. all you can do is add more memory...|||You video card isn't located AT some place (Please use grammatically correct English) . Your laptop should probably have one.
You can read everything you ever wanted to know about graphics cards and the Sims 2 here: http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.ph…
To see if your Notebook is capable of running the Sims 2 and the expansion packs hit this link:
http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/ref…
Select The Sims 2 from the dropdown menu.(It has all the expansion packs and stuff packs listed as well- try all of them in turn) It will tell you if you can run the game, or if you can't, what you need to do in order to play it as far as adding more RAM, upgrades etc.|||the graphics card is a chip hardwired into the motherboard of the computer. yes you have one or you would not be able to see anything on the screen. unless by some chance you have one of the 3% of the laptops with a socketed GPU, you can not upgrade it. all you can do is add more memory...|||You video card isn't located AT some place (Please use grammatically correct English) . Your laptop should probably have one.
What is the best gaming notebook/laptop or what specs make it great?
I'll start by giving you a list of what I've found regarding specs and then the most notebook (and accessories) for the best price and then can you tell me what you think?
100+ GB Hard Drive
2+ GB RAM
512+ MB video card (which brand is best?)
2+ GHZ processor
I've found HP, IBM Lenovo, Compaq, and Fujitsu to be the most notebook for the best price.
What do you think?
The game I play the most is World of Warcraft.|||Asus G1/G1s (Nvidia; 7700/8600) fits this critera at a good price but the vRAM isn't as important as the GPU. (both the asus have Nvidia cards but ATI is just as good)|||Well, if you are serious about gaming you really need to look into buying a desktop machine. You just get so much more power for your money. Go two www.pcusa.com put something together. You can get more horsepower than you need there.|||you want to get an Dell XPS laptop. they are really good for gaming. and the best graghics cars is an nvidia geforce.|||For $2000 with shipping, i could sell you a NEW 17" laptop with 512mb go 7600 video card, 2gb ram (expandable to 4), 160gb hard drive, dual layer burner, Intel Core 2 Duo T7400 2.16GHz processor, built in wireless a/g/b + bluetooth, windows XP home or vista basic. IT even has 4 built-in speakers and a sub woofer!
Now it may be a little more money, but it has the video card, which the other companies like HP and IBM dont have, and it is still a 17" screen
Just message me if you are interested, or select this as best answer.|||You should get the HP Pavilion dv9000t. It has a good Intel processor, 2 GB RAM , dual hard drives, 512 MB GPU and you can even have an HD DVD drive for only around for $2500.|||"The game I play the most is World of Warcraft."
first off i bow before you *bows*
and wow those are good specs.
Nvida would be the best brand for video cards
but if your looking for fast, cheap and easy, try this website.
http://www.ibuypower.com/mall/lobby.htm
100+ GB Hard Drive
2+ GB RAM
512+ MB video card (which brand is best?)
2+ GHZ processor
I've found HP, IBM Lenovo, Compaq, and Fujitsu to be the most notebook for the best price.
What do you think?
The game I play the most is World of Warcraft.|||Asus G1/G1s (Nvidia; 7700/8600) fits this critera at a good price but the vRAM isn't as important as the GPU. (both the asus have Nvidia cards but ATI is just as good)|||Well, if you are serious about gaming you really need to look into buying a desktop machine. You just get so much more power for your money. Go two www.pcusa.com put something together. You can get more horsepower than you need there.|||you want to get an Dell XPS laptop. they are really good for gaming. and the best graghics cars is an nvidia geforce.|||For $2000 with shipping, i could sell you a NEW 17" laptop with 512mb go 7600 video card, 2gb ram (expandable to 4), 160gb hard drive, dual layer burner, Intel Core 2 Duo T7400 2.16GHz processor, built in wireless a/g/b + bluetooth, windows XP home or vista basic. IT even has 4 built-in speakers and a sub woofer!
Now it may be a little more money, but it has the video card, which the other companies like HP and IBM dont have, and it is still a 17" screen
Just message me if you are interested, or select this as best answer.|||You should get the HP Pavilion dv9000t. It has a good Intel processor, 2 GB RAM , dual hard drives, 512 MB GPU and you can even have an HD DVD drive for only around for $2500.|||"The game I play the most is World of Warcraft."
first off i bow before you *bows*
and wow those are good specs.
Nvida would be the best brand for video cards
but if your looking for fast, cheap and easy, try this website.
http://www.ibuypower.com/mall/lobby.htm
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