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Installing v. card
How do you install a different graphic card in my E521 , im removing the ATI1300 pro,,,if i disable this card does it then revert to the basic vga display automatically ? what are the steps i need to take? darryl
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- If your video mode is set to "Auto" in the BIOS (which it will be unless you changed it) your VGA adapter will take over when you pull out the x1300. However, if you're upgrading to a new PCI-E card, it makes more sense to remove the old card when you are ready to install the new card. This limits the amount of times you have to open your case and play around inside.
- Problem, i put the card in and it recognizes it, i have the nvidia control panel and that works but when i try to update my windows score rating i get the blue screen, its not seeing this graphic card update for the graphic score,, its still 4.2 , which is my ATI 1300 pro score , i deleted the ati driver then insatalled the new card properly,,, a cd came with the video card with 91.47 drivers which are listed as xp drivers ,,, what should i try now?
- Download the drivers from nvidia.com. I believe there was a new release for 7 series drivers on May 2nd. As I mentioned above, you may need to use driver cleaner in safe mode to completely eliminate traces of the old card. Before going through this, simply try the nvidia driver and see if that solves your problem.
- Ok, working good , after some fiddling its a little better fps wise than the 1300pro, for FSX enthusist my system Dell e521 5600x2 2g667 ram, 7600gt does quite well with dense autogen and everything else slid right , but light bloom must be off,,,speaking of light bloom the 1300pro offers a much more vibrant shine on the aircraft than the 7600gt where i can see it faintly ,, any adjustments i could make?

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Posted May 8th, 2007 18:00