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Lenovo G550 (My First Laptop) ![]() Verizon Wireless: Blackberry Storm (I left att after 5 years) ![]() |
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Yeah. I'm just going to have to put in my old video card so I can install windows / drivers for the 4870 since my motherboard doesn't want to let me hook the monitor up to it.
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Yeah. I'm just going to have to put in my old video card so I can install windows / drivers for the 4870 since my motherboard doesn't want to let me hook the monitor up to it. What kind of monitor are you hooking the card up too. I have had trouble while connecting new cards to my Samsung HDTV before the drivers where installed. My computer would repeatedly blue screen while attempting load the XP default driver. Try a standard vga monitor before upgrading your mobo. As long as you have a PCIe x16 interface and enough juice from your PSU you should be able to use that card. Even if you're running off a v1.0 PCIe x16 interface. |
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