I need help with this video card?
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Since you are coming off of an integrated card:\n\n1. Shut down the computer\n2. Install the card\n3. Connect the monitor to the new card\n4. Boot the computer into the BIOS and disable onboard video (not always necessary)\n5. Boot into Windows and install the video drivers for the card\n6. Reboot
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if your talking about "display" on monitor???\nyou may have a problem with your video card.\nPS...a bit more detail would be helpfull, "what sort of display problem"?
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Install the latest driver for the video card and reinstall DirectX.\n\nhttp://www.nvidia.com\nhttp://www.atitech.com\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/directx
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The first thing that I would do is re-install the video card drivers. \n\n(I would not rely on Windows to be correct, since you can't make changes, so if necessary, I wold open the Pc and determine the exact make and model of the video card.  If you have an onboard video adapater, then I would go to the manufactors web site to identify) \n\nOnce I installed new video drivers, I would check to make sure that the video card has the ability to change and display different video modes. (640X480, etc.) You can change that via the Adapters settings in the Display window. \n\nProperties: To access the hardware properties for your video card or on-board video hardware, click the Properties button. This is the same properties window that can be accessed through Device Manager. \nList all Modes: This useful feature lists all the supported graphic resolutions and refresh rates that can be sent to the monitor by the video card or on-board video hardware. You can use the list of valid modes to find a mode that is compatible with the monitor you are using. Once a compatible mode is found, you can change the refresh rate from the monitor tab, and the display resolution from the settings tab of the basic display properties window.
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sounds like the correct drivers aren't loaded. go to www.driverguide.com, join em it's free. they'll have the driver presuming you kn ow what sort of card you had put in.
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Your motherboard does not have video out capability. You will need to purchase a video card that has S-video out or a card with a tuner like the ATI all-in-wonder series if you want video out.\n\n You can see the specs of your motherboard here:\nhttp://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=845GVM-L\n\nFor video card, you will need PCI architecture, here is a link to some at Newegg:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=2010380048+1069609642&Submit=ENE&SubCategory=48
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Find out what graphics card you have and visit the companies website, they should offer free driver updates
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If you're using the same hardware, then you need to reinstall the latest driver for your video card. Without the appropriate driver, your video card can't be used properly. Instead, you'll be running with a generic "default" driver, or a scaled-down driver for your card's chipset, that supports only the basic features like viewing desktop windows.
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check your video card... or you can use the fine tuning of your monitor located at the bottom side of your monitor...
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go to PC world, they might help u.
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Go to the manufacturer website for the card that you have. Go to the support section and do a search for the model video card you have in your computer along with the word "drivers" you should find a link within the search results that will allow you to download the latest drivers for your hardware. From there simply download and run the installer and the rest should be cake.
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I honestly doubt your graphics card is anywhere near what you need.  As for the processor...maybe, but good luck.  If you post what type of motherboard you have specifically I (or many others) can help with the graphics card.
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With the added details, I would have to say the card you bought is pooched.\n\nLaptops are a tough nut.  I build my own desktops, and have done so for around 20 years now.  Laptops, you just don't have the same freedom.  Too many propriatery parts.\n\nYou might want to buy a new video card of the same make and model and give it a shot.  The one you bought was from somebody else's laptop that probably no longer works.\n\n------------\n\nYou are scaring me.  You replaced a video card in a laptop?  Er, how many pieces did you have to tear it into to do that?\n\nDesktop, no problem.  Laptop?  Whoa...\n\n"It's worse than that, it's dead Jim"
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You cant as it stands - you will need to upgrde your video card (IF your motherboard can support such updated video card models)
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go to your video card ,  to the settings,it will be in there......
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You have to have a video card that supports this.\nSee the link for more info
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Hmm.....If its not the monitor, it's definitely the video card. If you have another computer, try swapping the cards and see if it works. Hope it helps.