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29th Jun 2009, 07:56
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I just put the card in and boot to windows ,install the drivers ,card installed. Bios should pick up new hardware .Are you getting any kinda of beep code from post? 1 normal beep means all is ok and ready for action.
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1st Jul 2009, 22:57
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OS? what is a os? srry im not very good with computers. i think it got picked up but my computer ignored it or something. should i just take out the graphics card and put it in again?
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1st Jul 2009, 23:10
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OS=Operating system
ie....Vista/XP/Ubuntu and so on
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2nd Jul 2009, 01:20
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oh it is a vista i figured how to disable the onboard card but now how do i make it read my graphics card.
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2nd Jul 2009, 06:08
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i disabled my current onboard graphics. Then i restarted my computer, and now my computer graphics suck and i cant even play games anymore and it wont detect my video card. Also it wont even detect the onboard one
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2nd Oct 2009, 02:58
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Actually you DO want to flash/update bios.
I bought the same card and had that famous problem also. Just find out your motherboards manufacturer go to their website to download an bios update. Worked for me. |
