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Removing old graphics drivers in BIOS.. ?
Got my GeForce 6600 GT PCI Express card. Of course, I'll need to disable/remove my old graphics for the new one to work properly. So, I went to Control Panel-> System-> Hardware-> Device Manager and disabled the Intel Integrated Graphics. Seems that wasn't enough, as when I enabled my new card... I got the black screen.
I've talked to others, and they say it's because what I did was not enough, I need to disable from the BIOS. I've hit F2 as my Dimension 4700 was booting up, entering what I believe is my BIOS menu... but I see no options to disable integrated graphics. The only thing in Video Options is a choice between "Auto" and "Onboard", which of course.. is on Auto.
Am I missing something?
I've talked to others, and they say it's because what I did was not enough, I need to disable from the BIOS. I've hit F2 as my Dimension 4700 was booting up, entering what I believe is my BIOS menu... but I see no options to disable integrated graphics. The only thing in Video Options is a choice between "Auto" and "Onboard", which of course.. is on Auto.
Am I missing something?
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August 21st, 2005 22:00
Ron
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August 21st, 2005 23:00
1. This card (Manufactured by Asus) is incompatible with Dim4700, I'll need to buy another 6600GT.
2. The Dim4700 PSU is too weak. From other forums I've read, even people with working 6600GTs have their cards burn out in a few months.
3. I'll just have to buy a lower grade card, such as the Radeon X300.
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August 22nd, 2005 00:00
And make sure you follow the instructions about which to install first, video card or drivers.
Ron
Message Edited by RoHe on 08-21-2005 06:04 PM