20 Most Recent Graphics BV200 BizView 128MB (128 MB) PCI Graphic Card Questions & Answers

Hi, What is the graphics card you are using and what is the game? First thing to do is get and install the latest card drivers from the manufacturers support page.

Did you install the drivers using the disc it came with? Did you unistall the old driver first? Is your bios configured to use pci video instead of integrated (onboard) video?

goto bios in advance tab select chipset increase buffer memory size pressF10 hit enter then try to play game

This is not possible you would need to upgrade your gfx card, Over clocking it could help but as its so small anyway it would just over-heat and produce problems
Replacing it is best option.

http://download.cnet.com/Video-nVidia-GeForce8300-GS-128MB-DDR2-PCI-Express-x16-DVI-VGA-Driver-Version-A02/3000-2108_4-175905.html

Then you probably need a new graphics card.. JTF requires these at a minimum to play:

Minimum System Specifications

• Windows 2000/XP Home or Professional/x64
• Intel Pentium 4 2 GHz or AMD Athlon XP 2000+
• NVIDIA GeForce 4 (non-MX) or ATI Radeon 9500, DirectX 9.0c compliant videocard with 128 MB RAM
• 512 MB RAM
• 3 GB of uncompressed hard drive space
• DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
• DirectX 9.0c (included)
• 4x CD/DVD-ROM drive
• Microsoft-compatible mouse and keyboard
• 56 kbit/s dial-up modem for online play; 10 Mbit/s for LAN play

32 megs of graphix is nothing compared to what they have out nowadays. you need to first find out if you have a pci or an agp port. also, what operating system are you using?

what you probably need is a 2-4 year old video card which supports agp 4x.

Some Games require certain drivers to run them.

If you know the manufacturer of your video card, look up the drivers on the manufactuter website and update them.

• The Following link [below] is from www.Diamondmm.com (The Product Supplier for this Graphics Card)
  

Here is the Link to The Driver For BV200 BizView 128mb Graphics Card

This Driver Version Supports the Following Operating Systems:

• Windows XP
• Windows 2000

I Hope This Helps.

go on google and type your name brand of the driver you lookin for and you should fine a link to download the driver

Hello,

I would advise your friend to ugrade that PSU first. 450-500w at least. Depending upon your friends preference, both ATI and Nvidia offer decent cards for under 100 bucks. For the $200.00 he could upgrade both. Check out www.newegg.com. Thats where I buy all my stuff.

Good Luck!

If your looking for a fast graphics card u will be limited to mostly 256 mb nvidia chipsets.

lots to choose from. go to www.tigerdirect.com

you probably have a video card already in computer either on the M/board or i a slot check device drivers any with a yellow mark do not have drivers installed right click and go to properties new popup go to driver update it should go on the net to find them

what do you mean by low profile most time if you have a normal size case with plenty of clearance around its slot almost any card will do
The most important thing is the correct type of card AGP or PCI-E and they all have a rating PCI-E can be 4X 8X or 16X and a higher rating will not work in alower rating board
first find the details about your M/board and let me know

most of overheat problem of a video card was cause by overclocking like what ive said. maybe you changed some configurations of the main settings of your video cards. just relax about the heat of your video card it will be ok. heres an advice, just take off the side case you computer (it should be expose) so that the heat of your video cards and other devices will not stay inside. tell you something, i have a computer shop and all of them are heated everyday because i dont have an aircondition to cool the computers and the entire shop. im just using 3 electric fans, to cool my computers and my customers. luckily no video cards and other device get damage. hope that helps!

CHARCOIS

im sure that is AGP, because we have the same video card on my other computer. your PCI slot is for sound cards, link modem, etc.. whenever your playing games make sure that you put the video option in to medium or low because that starts the heat of your video card when you use it into the limit. Try to cool the video card if its happening the heat again by using a fan and aim it to the video cards.

Others are overclocking their video cards to push the capability of the video card over the limit. their using a cooling fan or a tube like to maintain the temperature of their video cards. hope that helps

CHARCOIS

You have a PCI Express slot to put a graphics card in. You can get a bigger graphics card to install in the machine but the power supply you are using in your comptuer is only 300 watts. If the specs of the memory card tell you to upgrade the power supply if its blow x amount watts you will have to do that in order to not run into problems. The good thing about e-machines is that you can upgrade the power supply at the same time. Usually they don't cost a lot of money.

You might have to get one thats around 425 to 475 watts depending on what the instructions tell you. If the new video card you are using is running a fan for cooling, chance are it will need an upgrade.

2 slots

1x PCI Express 16X

1x PCI Express 1X

any nvidia 8 series will support your game

> nvidia 9600gt oc graphics card requirements : found at http://www.bfgtech.com/bfgr96512gtoce.aspx

Microsoft Windows Vista -or- Windows XP
> CD or DVD-ROM drive > 100MB of available hard disk drive space for basic driver installation > 425W PCI Express-compliant system power supply with a combined 12V current rating of 28A or more (Minimum system power requirement based on a standard PC configured with an Intel® Core™2 Extreme X6800 processor) > PCI Express-compliant motherboard with one vacant PCI Express x16 slot. > One 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connector -or- Two 4-pin Molex supplementary power connectors
> 512 MB of system memory
http://www.directron.com/slireadymb.html heres a list of SLI ready motherboards. dont gotta use this site to buy it just giving you and idea of whats out there for you.

Seems from what i gathered that as long as its an SLI ready motherboard with a open 16x PCI-E compliant slot and of course its gotta fit your tower. Find out the form factor of the tower then also make sure that it fits the correct type of ram that you have and prosesser. Then u should be good to go!