installing ATI RADEON 9250 256MB DDR PCI Graphics Card?
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Not a proper question..\nHowever: \nRemove the old drivers for your exisitng card.\nTurn of pc.\nTurn of power.\nOpen pc case.\nGround yourself (touch metal case or radiator).\nLocate old card.\nRemove bracket or screw.\nRemove old card.\nInsert new card.\nPlug in card power cable (if it needs one).\nScrew in/secure bracket.\nReplace case side.\nPower up.\nInstall new drivers.\n..\n..\n..\nProfit!
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Make sure if your card is DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 10.0 compatible. \nI have had issues with lack of documentation on which it was compatible with and I installed DirectX 10 and it wouldnt work. \nIf it is directX 10.0, you still should be able to use it under 9.0 but the reverse is not true.\n\nAlso, if you do a complete removal and reinstall of the video drivers, make sure you remove them ALL! If you dont get them all, the problem may still persist. \nSee if the ATI website has a driver removal tool and use it step by step with their instructions!
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http://www.worldwindcentral.com/wiki/Video_Card_Compatibility
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Just find out what type of slot you have, most likely AGP, if its older or a cheaper model you might have just PCI, or if it's really new you might have a PCI Express.  Anyway you can find this out in your manual or by going to Dell's website and clicking support.  After you find out just make sure you get a card that matches the type of slot you have and the install is easy;
861121
go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer and download drivers
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512 mb graphiccard \n1gb ram
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All Radeon cards use Catalyst, so you only need catalyst drivers. Link is below:\n\nhttps://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=27
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1. you need a mainboard with a PCI express slot\n2. put the card in the slot and attach the monitor\n3. power on the pc and install the appropriate driver (delivered on a CD with the graphics card).
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Go to the ATI website and make sure you have the correct driver.
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It is impossible to download a graphics card.  If you are looking for the drivers you need to discover the manufacturer and then venture to their website to download the drivers or do a web search and find them through other means.
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I agree that there probably isn't a problem with your graphics card. It might be that the version of Red Hat that you are trying to install doesn't recognize the newer equipment. As another response suggested you may wish to try Red Hat sponsored Fedora Core or one of the other highly rated distributions like PC Linux or Ubuntu which both also offer LiveCD's so that you can test them from the CD and verify that everything should work before you install to your harddrive.
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best idea would be to contact ATI themselves since they hold the pattern, etc.. and they would advise you the best. \nor would u go do is take the card to a local pc shop. and ask them to write a letter saying repair of the card would be impossible and make up something like burn curcuits internal in the graphical core etc..
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you need to purchase a 128MB video card...like the GeForce 5200 or 5500\n\ngo to tigerdirect.com they have plenty.\n\nyou will need an open AGP or PCI slot.....
585957
There is a flavor of the ATI Radeon 9250 is a reasonably priced PCI (not express) card which has a TV-out capability.  I've included a link to the card on pricegrabber below.
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you need to habe the right type of graphics card first
634140
the BEST is 2 PCI express 16 cards but your motherboard needs to support. new models come out every day so it changes ATI & nvidia are the 2 leaders
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No .. if you have its driver cd then install if not then no problems. you just install you VGA Card driver.