HP Compaq Presario SR1230NX (PJ518AA) PC Desktop "video card" Questions

...video card does not mee the requirments for the game. You will need to upgrade the video card. If your video card does fully support the necessary requirements, as listed on the box, you may need to ...

...video card that I can replace, or is it a mother board? If you look at the back of your computer, note where the video cable is connected. If the video cable is connected to the back plane where the ...

...video card. Now sysyem won't turn on. Replaced video card. Now system won't turn on or boot up. Only system light flashes.. Did you connect you monitor cable to the new installed video card. You need ...

...video card so my monitor will work or do i have to have the connector soldered back on to the Motherboard ? Forget about soldering anything back on. If you can a descrete graphics card slot free, yes ...

...video card Hi, I have a Presario SR1550NX Desktop, with 512mb, ( I plan to add more memory when I install the new video card, - to 2 G) It has 128 mb integrated video memory, 2.4 G ADM Athlon 64 ...

video card on my compaq SR1110NX. I recently upgraded my memory from 256mb to 2Gs. My video card is: Intel(R) 82845G Graphic Controller, 64MB, 1024 x 728 (32 bit) (85Hz). I would like to upgrade it so

...VIDEO CARD NEED TO NO WITCH ONE TP DISABLE BEFORE I REMOVE THE VIDEO CARD TO INSTALL THE NEW ONE I HAVE A COMPAQ PRESARIO SR 1500NX AN I AM GONNA REPLACE THE VIDEO CARD IN IT AN I NEED TO NO WHAT ONE ...

built in video dont work wiill video card fix problem Most likely an external video card will work but you may need to disable the built in video card from the BIOS configuration.

...video card died, its possible the slot on the mother board went bad, but extremely unlikely.. if your machine has a seperate video card try replacing it with a known good working one. if however like ...

...Video card"? thanks Have you tried changing the Resolution settings to "Recommended"? If so, then you may have to purchase a newer Video Card. Look-up your motherboard 1st, then go by the ...