Lexicom Lambda is not working! New user

They are all the same size at least the last 200 i can remember were
SONY CR2032 Equivalent CMOS battery

most desktops disable on board GPU in favor of the better add-on card. Your best bet is get an add on card with multiple outputs and hook all your monitors to that card. Using 2 different cards is a pain in the aft.

Based on your memory specs below the maximum RAM that you can install in your computer is 1GB
DDR2 SDRAM and you can get 1GB RAM for like $15 -$ 20. 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM is what you need to buy.

Your Memory Specs:
Installed Cache Memory: 256.0 KB
[close] Installed RAM: 512.0 MB RAM, or Random Access Memory, is the place in a computerwhere the operating system, application programs and data in current use arekept so that they can be quickly reached by the computer's processor. Theamount of RAM you have affects how quickly you will experience your computerworking.
[close] Installed Video Memory: 512.0 MB
[close] Max Supported RAM: 1.0 GB
[close] Number of Memory Slots: 4 x 240 Pin DIMMs
[close] RAM Technology: DDR2 SDRAM

Any IDE HD

What you were trying to do tried to remove the RAM and boot your pc. Buddy once you remove your RAM you are going to get long beeps as it tells there is no RAM on mother board and it won't boot. Just install back all the things and let me know how many beeps you are getting and what type short and long.

You have to purchase a good quality 3DFX video card to ba able to hook into TV

You may need to replace the moniter cord or check the video card on the computer.

go to acer.com.

Hey there besafe, the problem of your video driver is easily solved. If your computer is new, then you may have the driver CD for the motherboard installation. Alternately you can download the driver from the motherboard manufacturers website, assuming the video is onboard. If it is an installed video card, and you are without the driver disk, you can usually get the specific driver from the manufacturers of the video card website, specific to your OS. These drivers are easy to install therefore the best first step. If that does not work, then look at the hardware. If you have a video card installed, reboot your computer and enable the onboard video. If this works, then your video card may need replacing, preferrably with something having a higher built in memory and more suited to your usage. Hope it helps. Good Luck!

Go to your devices tab click on the ASIO driver Lambda and when you get that message click reset and try again it should work.