Graphics Cards related queries here.

Zangetsu

Zangetsu

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Re: All Graphics Cards related queries here.

abhidev said:
I did installed the new ati catalyst 10.4 drivers...but no change...it still takes time to boot up.....nything wrong in the graphics card installation???
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install 10.6 ATI Drivers....:grin:
i think ur mobo is PCI-E 1.0...so initial detection of Card takes time.....
u must be wondering dat it used to bootup quickly on IGP....:))
 
asingh

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
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It does not matter what revision the PCIx16 socket is and the driver version, cause the VGA accelerator drivers only kick - in once Windows OS has loaded. Seems weird that the boot time is so long. And you are saying, that for the POST screen to appear it takes 30-40 seconds..? Is the IGP disabled..?
 
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arthasdk2

Right off the assembly line
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can some1 tell me which is the cheapest PSU able to handle ATI 47XX and 48XX series without blowing apart. thanks ....
 
coderunknown

coderunknown

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arthasdk2 said:
can some1 tell me which is the cheapest PSU able to handle ATI 47XX and 48XX series without blowing apart. thanks ....
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Corsair VX450W for HD4770 & HD4850. VX550 for HD4870. but still depends what else you have dumped inside your cabby.
 
Revolution

Revolution

Wise Old Owl
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So,which PSU is overall better Corsair VX450W or Seasonic 50W or Corsair VX550W ?
 
topgear

topgear

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^^ corsair VX 550W :p

@ KaranTh85 - catalyst 10.6 64 bit driver is available for both xp and win 7.

@ scare crow - clean the slot > Seat the gfx card properly > set gfx card as the primary display in bios ( clear CMOS setting by jumper or or by removing the CMOS battery ) if these not works then try updating your mobo bios.

@ abhidev - check your mobo bios - is it updated with the latest version - if not try updating your mobo bios - you can also try the above methods.

@ Sam.Shab - HD 5670 around ~75W - HD 5750 around ~95W - HD 5770 ~110W - GTS 250 ~ 150W
 
coderunknown

coderunknown

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topgear said:
@ Sam.Shab - HD 5670 around ~75W - HD 5750 around ~95W - HD 5770 ~110W - GTS 250 ~ 150W
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150W for GTS250 !!! thats a bit too much. better invest in HD5750 or HD5770. over time the extra cost will be filled up by slight lower electricity bill.
 
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salvachn

Broken In
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Is it possible to use an ATI HD 5570 GPU with a Core i3 on a Intel DH55TC board? I feel ATI had better VFM.
 
Cool Buddy

Cool Buddy

Wise Old Owl
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Sam.Shab said:
150W for GTS250 !!! thats a bit too much. better invest in HD5750 or HD5770. over time the extra cost will be filled up by slight lower electricity bill.
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too much power consumption = extra heat, puts a stress on other system components too as well as the air conditioner if you are using one in the room.
 
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arthasdk2

Right off the assembly line
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hey guys i bought xfx ati 5770 with corsair 400w will the psu die along with the gpu and is that gpu better than gts 250 was initally my intension...
 
coderunknown

coderunknown

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arthasdk2 said:
hey guys i bought xfx ati 5770 with corsair 400w will the psu die along with the gpu and is that gpu better than gts 250 was initally my intension...
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that PSU is a good one. will hold your rig well. don't worry. won't go up. well GTS250 is power hungry & lacks DX11.
 
topgear

topgear

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^^ HD 5770 is better than GTS 250 but a little bit less in performance as compared to GTX 260 which is again a power ( 160W ) hungry ( but powerful as well ) old generation Dx 10 GPU
 
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