20 Most Recent ATI RADEON X1650 Graphic Card - Page 4 Questions & Answers

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This link will take you to intel's website showing your requested information and provide you many helpful details pertaining to your motherboard.
http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/cs-009010.htm

try reinstalling the card and the latest driver

so simple your display driver is not installed or out dated . just go to your motherboard website and download the drivers for your model and install .if it was hard go to nividia you can freely download all the driver for all the mother boards . else check out this for automatic drivar download http://b8049in8mzrfsaw4-93rhdjz7o.hop.clickbank.net/

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its a case that you need to get or update the drivers for your graphics card goto:- http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

hope this is of help to you

you are absolutely right .....its coz aging and new games need new hardware to renderbut you could also chk the latest drivers for the same or try reinstalling OS as this is the major concern with ADD ON cards
may be the OS has gone corrupt
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Simple solution: take the cover off the case and use a small desk fan to blow on the components.

Also, try rearranging the components and cables within the case to help with the airflow inside your case.

There are also coolers that fit into the PCI slot, which should be near your video card. These can help with the temps.

make sure you got a vga to dvi connector or else if you were using onboard graphics before you will need to disable onboard graphics in your bios setup

try ebay,or craigslist. you will need a credit card. or just google it and see if there is someone willing to ship to where you are. better yet..just upgrade motherboard that takes PCI express cards instead...agp is outdated but still being used by a small percentage of users with old computers

Firstly you must make sure your motherboard actually has an AGP slot. The newer ones have PCI-Express instead and you can't plug it in and there are no converters.

Yes, the card will work with that CPU and RAM. Everything depends on the motherboard, but if it's AGP and can do AGP x8 then all's well.
Make sure if the card requires extra power that your power supply can power it (for example if the power supply has the correct connector for the graphics card, and if it has the necesarry power to power it). Since it's not a high end card it probably doesn't even have the power connector in which case it's low power and it should work on pretty much any power supply over 350W.

You ask if that's enough; enough for what? A particular game or software? It'll run ok on older games, but newer ones like Call of Duty 4 should work but on very low settings. I'm not sure if your cpu can take that game tough, but the graphcis card can and the ram is enough.

dear sir good day this card with this problem means that the card memory is damaged ... so you can by a new ram for it and replace the old in a good tech store other wise you have to replace it by a new one ... i am sorry to say that and good luck

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Please check the VGA cable properly its working fine if any brokage then replace with goods one,if still same situation then your display setting has been changed from operating system .go to desktop /right click/properties/setting/advanced/select graphics card/graphics properties/color correction/and select all adnd apply it.

You have a defective vga card. This happens mostly to a faulty device. Return the card from where you bought it and consider buying a new one.

Did you tried to force to detection of the HDTV ? On the CCC, you search a little bit and you will find something where you cn choose to force the detection of a component.

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have you installed the driver for that specific ATI card? You can find the driver at http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Legacy/Pages/radeonaiw_xp.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.10&lang=English.

Hi,

The 4X and 8X denotes the speed of our agp port
The 1.5 and 3.0 denotes the voltage supplied by the agp to the GPU..

So you board support Graphic card with 4X speed and 1.5V voltage specification.

you should visit the manufacturer's website for. (there is generally a compatibility chart). Major brands such as Nvidia and ATI have this. The most simple way to tell if your card is compatible is to look at the agp slot on the motherboard and the pins on the card. a 1.5v compatible card has a "key" (slot) closest to the rear of the card. A universal card has 2 keys, one near the rear and one near thr front.


Please refer ATI website to check the compatibility with your board before buying graphics card


Here is the diagram to show the differences



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if your on a laptop press FN F8 to transfer your video signal if your on a desktop shut down your computer make sure your s-video is correctly inserted and start it back up to find your tv showing what your monitor is

You are going to need the Driver and support programs. Download them from Radeon. I don't think it will support 3 outputs but I have not configured that card. I know to do so you will need there software so start there. You can also download the user manual for the card from there.