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My motherboard, P5RD2-VM, 400Watt PSU, 1GB RAM, Pentium D, when installed first time with a VGA card SAPPHIRE RADEON HD4670 512MB GDDR3 no problem. But after about one year, the VGA fan often turns itself off and work again after restart. Is the VGA already damaged?
Re: My motherboard, P5RD2-VM, 400Watt PSU, 1GB RAM,...
Apparently yes. To determine that for sure boot in Safe Mode and run it there - the drivers will not be loaded so if it stops you will know it's a hardware problem.
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This is Sapphire's link for downloads: http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/downloads/download_index_01.aspx?psn=0006 I entered your info and it appears the card #100288L Radeon HD 4650 1GB DDR2 has Windows 7 support. This card requires a 400w or greater power supply and, a 6 pin power hook up. You have to un-install the VGA driver and Catalyst control center before downloading new. You can do so in a "custom" uninstall then, a "custom" install. http://support.amd.com/us/Pages/AMDSupportHub.aspx You can also try to update your drivers here.
sir the mother board accept only one VGA card if you installed a new one the the other on will disabled if f you wanna run multi screen at the time just but the multi VGA dongle hub it is affordable and works fine dont need any driver buy it it`s useful affordable and have fun
I suggest that you need to buy the SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5770 1GB graphics card. It is compatible to your ASUS motherboard. It will display and work faster.
i think you system also show the beep.
when this problem occured.
your ram may not be compatible for your system.
to solve the problem use this help
1-change the RAM
2-Ram insert into another Slots
3-may be 1 gb RAM not support to your system.
First of all i want to sugest you to make sure that you have maximum of memory, you gona need it if you want to edit videos.
If you want to do video editing the most inportant component is the CPU, then comes the memory, after the memory come the HDD, and after that the GPU
Now the GPU, you have a pci-e 16x port on that MB, so i will give you 3 diffirent sugestions, from a not that expensive to a more expensive to the third that is expensive but not the most expensive GPU there is, all of the very goos for vidoe editing.
It is absolutely normal if the processors speed and multiplier fluctuates. It doesn't mean that the processor is damaged. This technology is called Intel Speedstep. When your processor is not used on 100% it reduces its speed, so the power consumption decreases. When you need more power, the processor will automatically clock itself to higher speed.
If you want to turn off this feature, you have to do it in your motherboards bios. You can find it in advanced ---> cpu settings ---> Intel Speedstep, you have to choose Disabled.
Yes, it should work ok.. Your motherboard supports 1 x AGP8X, and since this card is 8x AGP, and includes a power adapter cable, it should be fine. Just make sure you have an adequate power supply (400watt+)...
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