Hi would I be able to use an Dell Silicon Image Orion ADD2-N DVI Video Card on my emachines T3508?

have you tried to reinstall the app

I understand that you want to add a second display to the
HP Compaq dc5700 Small Form Factor PC. I had checked and found that the Video adapter features RAMDAC integrated (400-MHz); Controller Clock Speed: 667 MHz; Overlay Planes: One 16 bit video overlay plane; Max Color Depth: 32-bits/pixel; Multi-display Support: Support for one VGA and one DVI-D, in conjunction with an ADD2 card, clone and extended desktop modes are supported. It specifies that the clone and extended desktop modes are supported. You may try connecting the second display and check the operation. Also the computer comes with the expansion slots 2 low profile PCI, 1 low profile PCI Express x1 and 1 SDVO/ ADD2 connector. You can go for a video card that can be connected to the PCI slot.


You can refer the link from Micrsoft for the information to How To Configure and Use Multiple Monitors in Windows XP

The DVI cable transports the display signal from the video card to the monitor.

I think what Ron is asking is if you used a different cable to connect the monitor to the computer. (I'm assuming you used an old 15 pin monitor cable or whatever those old cables were?)

Without getting into your BIOS:

So on your computer, you probably have an onboard video card (a video card built into the motherboard itself), and a dedicated video card (probably where you're seeing the DVI out).

It may be possible that you have the on board video card (with the traditional connection) disabled, when the dedicated video card is plugged in.

This isn't rocket science, so don't worry. Phillips head screwdriver is all you need.

Pull the side panel off your computer (assuming it's a tower... if not, it's the top panel). Once you have it off, you'll see that video card plugged into a slot on the motherboard, with 1 phillips head screw holding it in place (inside, near the back, where the DVI port is).

Pull the screw, and the video card should come out. From there, the BIOS should recognize your card is missing, and thus revert to using the onboard video card.

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if this package is not the right
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hope this helps you

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There are no separate drivers needed fo this specific part. Just use the current Intel video driver for the Intel Integrated Graphics present on your system board. Please click this link.

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Here you go:
http://www.siliconimage.com/support/index.aspx

Your eMachines T3508 has one PCI-Express (PCI-E x16) slot available, so yes you can use this card with it (this video card for newer Pentium 4 motherboards with PCI-x slot).

Not had any luck myself, here is the support site for silicon image, good luck..
http://www.siliconimage.com/support/index.aspx

Make sure you connected th video out put to the right connector, and try turning on the computer again

No, not really you just need to move and/or setup any video for the monitor you want to be displayed. You are doing everything right except assigning which folders or files need to be seen on which monitor. all of this can be done within the properties manager for the video. Depending on your system this can be located just about anywhere in the dialouge box. But, you should be able to drag and drop what files you want to display. I this was helpful because you are on the right track. Also visit the Dell tutorial for more information with streaming video to watch and you will be alright after that. If not contact me here.

Good Luck


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