Hi, my display card on a acer aspire t310 died. Which card do i need to get? AGP PCI-e?

It seems that ths computer have no AGP but PCI xpress

Hi Good day!!! check the both ends of your VGA cable maybe it is not connected properly or it loosen up. Hope in works now!! if not just reply to me and i will assist you more...
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JR

Get a TV Tuner card which will be fixed on your PCI slot (White coloured slot on your mainboard). Install drivers which comes with your Tv Tuner card according to your OS and enjoy TV by converting your desktop pc in to TV.

If you think the PC boots up but just no screen, check the Graphics settings in BIOS for first/initial diaplay with PCI instead of other Graphics Ports (on board/PCIe/PCI/AGP)? Disable on board display if any.

ok!

first,

check your
motherboard
if all pin is conected properly

check your power suplly
try to replace the power supply

is not necessary to replace the power supply with the original powersupply
replace with standart 350 watt power supply (or higher)


then if the problem is still exsist
check *********** board
try to replace the motherboard

replace it with
any socket 478 motherboard

if nothing change
try to replace the RAM module
replace it with any DDR RAM module

then the last one
if nothing change
you must replace your processor
with an 478 socket processor


note: replace the component with borrowed
you  can borrow the component from your friends or anyone
then if your computer is showing display again
you can buy the component from ebay

here original specs of your computer:

Specifications - Aspire T310
  


 
   
Processor
  
Intel® P4 Processor with 400/533/800FSB (depending on processor)
Intel® Celeron Processor with 400FSB 


Cache
  
128KB or 256KB (dependent on processor)
 


Memory
  
128MB DDR SDRAM PC2100/PC2700/PC3200 expandable up to 2GB


Chipset
  
SiS 661FX Northbridge Controller, 
SiS964L Southbridge Controller


Expansion Slots
  
3 PCI v2.2 slots
1 AGP slot 4X/8X


Audio
  
Integrated Realtek ALC655 audio codec (SoundBlaster® Compatible AC97 Audio Codec)
 


Speakers (selected models)
  
selected models
 


Video
  
Integrated SiS 661FXVGA, 
 


Storage
  
3.5" 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive
52X CD-ROM, CD-RW or DVD-ROM (selected models)
20GB-80GB Hard Disk Drive (selected models)


Modem
  
56K V.90 (selected models)
 


Networking
  
Integrated Realtek RTL8100C 10/100 Base T


Ports
  
1 PS2 Mouse port, 1 PS2 Keyboard port, 2 USB Front, 4 USB Rear, 1 Parallel, 1 serial , 1 VGA, 1 game/midi, 1 RJ45, 5 audio (2 front, 3 rear)
 


Power Supply
  
Industry Standard 230 Watt
 


Chassis
  
14.2" 360mm) H x 7.1" (180mm) W x 16.5" (420mm) D
 


Operating System
  
Windows XP Home
Windows XP Professional
Windows 2000 Professional


Warranty
  
1-year Mail-in/carry-in warranty, Technical support for first year, available 8a.m. to 8p.m. CST Monday through Saturday (hardware only), 90 day software support. Call 1-254-298-4696

Specifications are subject to change without notice. Warranty covers only Acer purchased parts that are listed as supported and serviced. Please see limited product warranty for full details. Acer, the Acer logo, AcerPower, AcerAcros, AcerEntra, AcerAspire. Aspire by Acer, and Veriton are registered trademarks of the Acer America Corporation and Acer, Inc. The Intel Inside logo and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation. Microsoft, Windows, Windows 95, and Windows 98 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other brands and products names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

It looks like, from Acer's website, that the sa90 has a PCIe-x16 graphics card.

To be sure, let's get this program:
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

Scroll to the bottom for the download link. On the first tab, you'll see Bus interface. That's the type of card you have and the type you should buy to replace yours.

the DDR doesn't matter.

your motherboard has a AGP x8 port, most if not all cards for agp will work!

buy a AGP x8 card. - I have no idea what you mean with series 1 or 2, that has never come up within the 10 years I've worked with computers.


You can learn about the AGP port here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerated_Graphics_Port

Hi, it seems you are limited to the Pentium 4 series of processors with this computer. This is the corresponding page of your systems specifications: http://www.acersupport.com/desktop/aspire/html/as_t310_specs.html

well cheak your mobo makers web site is it pci or agp u can look on there does ithave a 8x bye it then agp also make sure u plug in hi end new ones and i would get sumthing better then 8400 go to new egg.com once u see your slot pci reg thats always ready for u but alot slower if u can take agp 8x card do that ok

REPLACE RAM OR VGA CARD