20 Most Recent ATI RADEON HD 4850,, PCI Express Video Card Questions & Answers

try in settings of gpu in bios.....

Yoy can find the sections in the registry with regedit from the 'run' command. That takes experienced users to deal with. Alternatively, use the device manager in 'System' and delete the display device. On re-booting it will go through the found hardware wizard and re-load the drivers.

I have the same card, do you have the proper PSU installed?
I'm thinking you may not have improper wattage for that card.
You'll need a 450W or higher for the card to work properly.

Unplug your computer and hit the power button to get rid of the juice.
Open the left panel and look at the power supply. It will show the wattage.
If it's 450W or above, post a comment and I will help you further.
It could be the directx isn't up to date, but still there shouldn't be lines in it.
Try cleaning the connections and make sure they're tightened first.
Turn off the on-board VGA via the BIOS setup. Restart the computer hit DEL upon startup and look through your settings, turn that feature off. As I don't know your motherboard, I can't tell you where to look in your BIOS.
Here are the specs for your card as well, make sure they match your computer.

Hello b ciprian,
The trick to keeping a CPU or Graphics Card from overheating is to be able to supply the largest amount of cool air coming in. I have gone as far as using a Dremel to router holes in the side of a PC case to add more fans.
Typically I like to have (3)three 80mm or 120mm intake fans in the side panel, (2) 80mm or 120mm fans as exhaust fans. I even remove the front panel to see how many and what size of Intake fans I can put there.
With almost every graphics card that I have used or installed, I have always added a 3rd party VGA cooler. Most of the factory VGA Coolers are mediocre at best. When ever I install a 3rd party VGA cooler, I always use Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound which is 99.9% Silver, which goes between the VGA Cooler Heatsink and the GPU(graphics processing unit).
You can also buy rather inexspensive heatsink kits(applied with thermal tape) that you can attach to the memory chips on the graphics card itself.
I also replace the factory thermal paste that is used for the CPU heatsink/fan with Arctic SIlver 5.
While I am at it, I buy a heatsink for the southbridge, and sometimes the northbridge, as well. Since this is a VERTICAL application, you really should consider using Thermal Tape or Thermal Adhesive. You can use Thermal Adhesive for the Northbridge and Southbridge Heatsinks ONLY. DO NOT use thermal adhesive on your CPU or VGA Cooler.
Here are some nice VGA memory heatsink kits from Newegg.Com http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835185083 or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835887017
Here is Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835100007
Here is the link to the CPU heatsinks. Just find the one that is compatible to your motherboard. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=heatsinks
Here is a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED item. This is the VGA cooler that is compatible with the HD 4850/70/90 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835118037
And here is a link for a fairly universal VGA cooler. It costs less but I've had it on my card for one year now and love it. But your card runs A LOT hotter than mine so I would choose the one above. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835110015
Here is a link to case fans. You really shouldn't buy any fan that is over $8. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=case+fans&x=0&y=0
If you order fans for your case, they should come supplied with the 4-pin Molex adapter for the PSU. If not, your local PC repair shop or places such as RadioShack should have them.
I think I covered most of the bases. Hope all goes well for you.

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Try going online to call up the specs on your motherboard. You could also call Acer or check their website.

Your heatsink fan on the graphic card is failing and the motor is going down hill, now saying it has completly stopped..,.. that means the fan motor is done for and need to be replaced to avoid further damage to your graphic card. Would reccommend you not using your graphic card until a new heatsink fan is replaced otherwise you can fry your GPU and suffer a complete loss.

How did you get your drivers and graphics? Did you install the whole package? What is the Asus model #? How much Ram do you have? I'm going to do a little research but let me know what you have.
Dave

Are you certain that your mainboard is PCIE 2.1 and not PCIE 2.0? PCIE 2.1 cards like yours will not work on a 2.0 mainboard (2.0 cards will work on a 2.1 board, however) If this is the case, you will need to get a compatible card.If this isn't the case, have you tried this card in a different PC? It could also be that the card has a problem.The last possibility is that there are power issues. A couple of possibilities:

1. An external power connector (6-pin PCIE direct power to the video card) is unplugged. Check and re-test.
2. Your power supply (PSU) doesn't provide enough power to your graphics card & the rest of your system. Check your PSU's specs against the specs for your card. HIS recommends a minimum 450W PSU, and I would recommend a good quality Antec, Corsair, or PC Power and Cooling or Cooler Master product in the 500W range for this card.
3. You got a bad card, or else it shorted out, etc. during setup or installation.

It too old just upgrade your card

http://www.3dpchip.com/3dpchip/3dp/chip_down_en.php this link will provide you a software which will provide you most of the drivers.

your card is the gigabyte GV-RX195P256D-RH and you can download the drivers from here https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Graphics-Card/GV-RX195P256D-RH#support-dl-driver-vgadriver

my examination of AMD's AMD Radeon HD 5000, HD 6000, and HD 7000 Series CrossFire Compatibility Chart tells me that these cards are not interoperatible in crossfire. See for yourself at AMD CrossFire Compatibility Chart 18.January.2016

what is that but if you want a good graphic card take gt 220