I am using canopus DV storm XA(DVX -E1) with Radeon X 700 GPU. Last moth my gpu burned off and this one is not in market then i bought Radeon HD 5670 card and install it but now my preview monitor both in Premier 6.5 and Edius 4.6 are not working. how can i set up this card with my XA

Minimum Requirements:

• CPU: Intel Pentium D or AMD Athlon 64 (K8) 2.6 GHz
• RAM: 2GB
• GPU (Integrated): Intel HD Graphics or AMD (formerly ATI) Radeon HD Graphics with OpenGL 2.1
• GPU (Discrete): Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT or AMD Radeon HD 2400 with OpenGL 3.1
• HDD: At least 200MB for Game Core and Other Files
• Java 6 Release 45

Recommended Requirements:

• CPU: Intel Core i3 or AMD Athlon II (K10) 2.8 GHz
• RAM: 4GB
• GPU: GeForce 2xx Series or AMD Radeon HD 5xxx Series (Excluding Integrated Chipsets) with OpenGL 3.3
• HDD: 1GB
• Latest release of Java 7 from java.com

Software Requirements:

• Minecraft Release 1.6 or newer. Older versions will need to be updated to current versions
• Please note that some users experience issues playing Minecraft while using a mismatched version of Java for their operating system (32 or 64 bit), while using certain versions of Java 7, or while multiple versions of Java are installed

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i can`t play pes2013 it says gpu VRAM 128mb ,any help

Have you tried applying a little heat to your original GPU to see if it works. Wrap the motherboard in some aluminum foil and leave the GPU Video Card exposed then take a Hair Blow Dryer and put it on high and apply heat to it for about a minute or two using a sweeping motion (not sitting in the same place). Take something like a pencil with an eraser and push down on the edges and in the middle of the GPU to help it reseat itself. Repeat the steps for another time or two then remove the aluminum foil and let it cool off before putting the board back into the laptop. You might be surprised because I've done it lots of times to bring a bad video back card back to life.

Hi ,I just bought the sane midel about a week ago, me niether kneew how to switch between graphics card, but i came upon a forum witch belongs to HP itself,
here is the trick to do it,

http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Display-and-Video/how-to-change-display-between-inel-hd-and-ati-Radeon/td-p/878217

Re: how to change display between intel HD and ati Radeon Options

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09-19-2011 10:14 AM
Instal ATI driver and utility, choose advanced mode in it, choose power, choose switchable graphics method,
i chose manually and not application needs based, Apply & close, on the desktop choose right click and chose configure switchable graphics. Click on high performance GPU (radeon) or Power sawing GPU (Intel HD)

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I suggest that you get an additional cooling fan, just for your video card, as San Andreas is a highly complex game that utilizes the video gpu very hard. Oblivion is another game which does the same thing. Also, I would look at getting a seperate case cooler, the more fresh air you can get into the case, the cooler things will be.

Here's a few,

http://www.directron.com/vichfa.html

Few more,

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=4027&name=video-gpu-cooler&

One more time,

http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=576&name=VGA-Cooling

Some information on installing a GPU cooler.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaGrRnd-d2I

(Also check out the other videos to the right)


[ GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit. The ATI Radeon X600 series uses an ATI Radeon R300 GPU,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_R300 ]

If you are replacing using more than just a Fan, such as using a GPU cooler that also has a Heatsink attached, do not forget to Thoroughly clean the top of the GPU's case, and Properly apply fresh, new Thermal Paste.

If you have Any questions regarding installing an aftermarket fan, or GPU cooler, please post in a Comment.
We'll step by step through it by posting back, and forth.

Regards,
joecoolvette

Primer:

The AMD ATI Radeon Mobility HD 4250 is;

1) A mobile design of GPU. Mobile meaning being made for Laptops.
2) GPU = Graphics Processing Unit,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPU

The GPU is essentially the 'Graphics Engine'
This GPU is used for Integrated Graphics.
Integrated also means OnBoard.
ON the motherBOARD.

This GPU is a chip soldered to the motherboard. There is no upgrading it as you would for a desktop computer.
(As in changing to a better Graphics Card)

Integrated graphics borrows from the System's resources.
The system resources are the Processor, and Ram Memory.
Anything that borrows from the system resources will slow the computer down, as far as the Operating System is concerned, and the program that is being run.

In this case referring to playing a game, if the game is intensive it will require a lot of the 'graphics engine'.
The GPU
The GPU stated above will borrow from the system resources, and if an intense game is being played, the game may freeze, or you'll have low frame rates, and/or poor graphics quality.

A lot to absorb, I know. Wanted you to have the facts.
Short answer?
NO.

You will be able to play a lot of the games out there, but not the new intense one's.
It's not a gamer laptop with that GPU being used.

[The GPU is an AMD ATI RV620

1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_ATI_graphics_processing_units#Mobility_Radeon_HD_4xxx_Series ]

ATI RADEON HD 3450  is a very old model (from 3 generations ago) and even then it was an low power entry model. On top of that you are using a very weak processor. In total you have a very low power system that will choke if you try to play modern games at anything more than the minimum settings.

Hi there.

Looking at the specs, it could be DDR2/DDR3 or even GDDR3. The best way to find out, is to open your BIOS setup screen when you first turn on the system. It should be listed on the first page that lists what processor your running.

Hope that helps.

Tim