PCI Device Conflict

Power Supply Calculator,

http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

A) System Type: 1 physical CPU (Processor)
B) Motherboard: High-end desktop (KN1 Extreme)
C) CPU Brand: AMD
4) CPU Socket: Socket 939

5) CPU: Lord only knows. I chose a Processor that uses Up To 89 Watts. AMD Athlon 64 4000+ 2400MHz San Diego 1.35v

6) CPU Utilization TDP: 90% TDP (recommended)
(In otherwords leave alone)

7) Overclock my CPU!: Leave alone
8) RAM: 2 sticks of DDR SDRAM

9) Video Cards;
A) Video Brand: AMD (AMD owns ATI now)
B) Video Card 1: AMD Radeon HD5450
C) Video Card 2, 3, and 4: Leave alone
D) Video Type: Leave alone
E) Physics Processing Units: Leave alone

10) Hard Drives:
A) Regular SATA: 1 HDD

11) Go to Drives;
DVD-RW/DVD+RW Drive: 2 Drives

12) Go back up to the right; PCI Cards:
I left alone. Only you know at present, if you are using one, or more of these types of PCI cards.

13) Go to Fans;
80mm / Regular / 2 Fans. (Just guess-timating)

All fields should be entered now. If not make adjustments to what I didn't know. Include in the proper field.

Now go to the bottom right, and click on - Calculate
(Calculate / Reset / Print )

I come up with 265 Watts.

Want to know EXACTLY what hardware is used inside; without opening the computer case?
Use the tiny free program, CPU-Z from CPUID.com

(Can help you download, install, and use, CPU-Z if you need.
I have used CPU-Z for years)

http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

For additional questions please post in a Comment.
Regards,
joecoolvette

does the specification of your PC meet the games minimum requirements? Some eMachines do not have the best graphics cards.
the minimum specs are
OS: Windows XP/ Windows Vista/ Windows 7 Processor: Intel Pentium D Dual [email protected] GHz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800 Memory Ram: 1 Gb Hard Disk Space: 8 GB Video: 256 MB @ ATI Radeon HD 2600 / NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT Sound Card: DirectX Compatible DirectX: 9.0 Keyboard / Mouse

go to tigerdirect.com

Hi,

No need for depression.
Go to your Device Manager > Display adapters > double-click on your card [HD2600xt]. Go to the Resources tab and you will see one of the resources marked with red, try to manually change it's corresponding resource type setting until it is safe to use [I presume that you have a resource-conflict issue !?]. Until you do so, your gfx card will not use it's full potential ;)

Kind regards,
Mark

any ati radeon direct x 10 cards will do nicely ....depends if you play games ,work as business, or use pc for media..

media and games are more demanding so spend more on a better card.

especially the hd range.
ok

well that all depends on the money you want to spend. Since you are using an Asus board and AMD processor I would reccommend a PCI-E 16 ATI card. Something like the http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102869 . Good luck!!

Is it a Jetway M26GT3-SVP motherboard? if you are using the onboard video (video from motherboard) here is the link to the driver 
http://216.185.128.200/temp/jetway0c/downloads/driver/mcp61_2kxp.rar


if you are using a Video card? what is its model ATI or Nvidia?

3 years of such a garbage? Throw it out!

To get your drivers follow these simply steps below:

First go to this website "CLICK HERE" - once you've done that fill in all the details of your "Graphics Card" then download them.

After you've completed the installation restart your computer just to make everything work correctly.


Note: after you've installed the driver your resolution when you've restarted your computer will be diffrenrent and may need changing.
Good luck. Hope my solution was helpful in someway. Further problems of any kind just leave a message on here and i will get back to you a.s.a.p.