Here's a list found with a Google search:
http://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Packard-imedia-S3840/11250
SOURCE: Cant take apart packard bell imedia to install pci card
when disassembling server chasis, you will have to release the front panel first, only then you can remove the side panel
SOURCE: UPGRADE GRAPHICS CARD
Hey,
From the looks of your system, Its a pentium D 915 CPU, with integrated graphics.
From the spec sheets, you should be able to upgrade to even an 8800 series, although that would require you to purchase a higher wattage power supply.
My recommendation is:
if you want graphics grunt for later model games, (i.e shooters like CoD4) the card you need (without needing a new PSU) would be the 8600gt. This is an excellent card and does not require external power.
If you want a cost-effective option, go with the 8500gt or an ati (amd) something equivalent. They arent the fastest cards out, but they will do a better job than the integrated graphics.
Hope that helps,
Sincerely,
mister_apocalypse, aka <<CKS>>DRpyro
and
maxicube, aka 'monsieur'
Tech Support A team
SOURCE: opening a packard bell imedia case
there are probably a couple screws on the back to undo then it slides of or
look under front f case on slightly older ones pre 2000 cases
they have screws under front face plate there is a little hole there put your habd in there and yank it off
you wont damage it there usually stiff
SOURCE: Updated Bios and now will not recognise graphics card
Check with the graphics card manufacturer to see if they have an updated driver for windows 7.
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