Graphics card i want to upgrade for GAMING.... VGA compatible not found...

Yes it will but it is recommended that you upgrade to atleast 128MB more so if you are into gaming. If you can get me the make and model of your chipset I can suggest a compatible 128MB card.

This is the driver for your card:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_96.85_2.html
It seems to be compatable up to Windows Vista so, it may, or, may not be compatable with Windows 7. If you are trying to get a driver for Windows Vista or earlier, this should work for you. Make sure you uninstall any prior driver before downloading this. If you have Windows 7 or are thinking about getting it, you can run the upgrade advisor here:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/upgrade-advisor
to see if your system and card are compatable with Windows 7.

The shader 3 mode is a inbuilt option that is designed within the graphic cards (i.e. intergrated or slotted cards). This function usually use for high graphics gaming for PCs. You cannot upgrade the Graphic card to get this Shader 3 options for your Laptop. The best options you can do is to update the drivers & DirectX to the latest for your laptop "ATI Radeon™ 3100 Graphics" intergrated graphic card.

Hope it helps.

Your pc has a special graphics expansion port - AGP x8

You can insert any graphics cards which will fit the port. Check carefully, there are quite a few different types of graphics port.

Once inserted, boot up the PC, and insert the disk you should get with the card, it will have all the relevant drivers.

There should be no need to alter the bios settings, the new card will be identified by the boot process.

If power supply does become an issue, you will need to upgrade the PSU (Power Supply Unit).

I fitted HD4350 512M DDR2 PCI-E ATI RADEON CARD IN SPARE SLOT, GOT IT AT PC WORLD.

The frequency is out of range because the VGA graphics card is not compatible or set right for the monitor's set of frequencies that it can work with.

Try another VGA graphics card.

Or upgrade the card to one with DVI, and upgrade the monitor to one of those 24" DVI Samsung monitors. They're nice. I got one from Best Buy a few years ago, and never regretted the larger desktop.

Good luck on this one.

I am pretty sure that you can not. Unless you are an electronic expert and you can get a laptop ati mobile graphic card which is compatible with your laptop. These parts are very expensive and these modifications are not cost worthy. If you have the time and money try to change the hole motherboard. Hope that helped!!!

This HP CPU is compatible with VGA Card "AGP". Like Nvidia Geforce FX5200 128MB Bit or Up, try also RADEON AGP VGA Card Compatible.
Only AGP VGA Card is compatible with HPD530.

Good luck!

try to check it in your manual. i mean in the manual of the motherboard if what VGA card is compatible with or visit the website or the motherboard you have.. hmm you must buy VGA card to upgrade your graphics that compatible in your motherboard... example AGP slot 256mb VGA card, or PCI express slot 256mb or 512mb VGA card.. ^^

Wow, just buy a gaming computer. The burn-in, compatible components, warranty, all those things are sooo nice. Take a lot of burden off the whole system.

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