Possible video card upgrades vs. current PSU. Currently I have a Antec TruePower Trio 550 PSU and a Nvidia 7900GT PCI-E. What could I reasonably expect to upgrade to (within the Nvidia card family) with my current PSU? I know how to replace PSU's,...

Upgrading Laptop video cards?. Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops () I was wondering if it was possible to do? I have a Compaq Presario 1500 notebook and I was hoping to upgrade from the current ATI 7500 32 mb card I currently have. ANY INFORMATION...

you have a 939 socket, get your motherboard model number and look it up. Also, DONT get a 512MB video card. Any practical use of 512MB of vRAM will be instantly bottlenecked by almost any AGP system or the card itself. Only sweet souped-up 8800s and $6000...

Video Card for widescreen resolutions?. My onboard i810 video doesn't seem to support my widescreen LCD TV's 1366x768 native resolution in Linux so I guess I need a new one. Can anyone recommend an inexpensive video card for general stuff like DVD and video...

Don't get me wrong, I would probably just drop in an AGP card in your case too but the OP's rig has a P4 2.6GHz processor in it; an AGP graphics card is a pointless upgrade for him. how do you know there wont? i can tell you there will be dx10 agp cards...

video card to the GeForce4 Ti4200 look like a small step and not a big one. Truley unbelievable. More to come...not that anyone cares :). Hey guys, This is my first time to ever own a video card that is as current as this one, so as one would expect I was...

instead of 64 bit.) The more ram your video card has, the less "system ram" the OS can allocate. (Due to Win XP 32 bit having a total 4 GB of allocatable "memory" to use. This includes system ram, video card ram, and other items such as hardware allocation...

the 6600 or 6800 and your performance would jump :) I had issuses with having a newer video card and tv tuner installed. I disabled some features I dont use in the BIOS, installed a video card I bought over the weekend and now it all is working perfectly....

10.5 does NOT require graphics card upgrades, doesn't require more RAM, and does NOT have any exclusive DX10 graphics API Changing OS from XP (NT 5.1) to Vista (NT 6) might require you to upgrade parts of your system. DirectX 10 was a dumb design decision...

power specs on the X1950 AGP card to verify that there isn't a problem there but I can't believe that to be an issue. Everything I have tried to troubleshoot the problem points right back at the video card being bad. I hope no one else is seeing this problem...