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02-19-2017 03:06 PM
Hi All
I am trying to add a second hand Radeon 6350 card AMD Radeon HD6350 (ATi-102-c09003) PCI-Express 512mb Video Card + 2x VGA Adapter | eBay for my HP dc 7800 sff desktop and facing stiff resistance!
My OS is xp SP3 with all the updates, BIOS is latest.
I added the card which is firmly seated and connected it to my single monitor with:
The cable is also well connected not loose.
Then I uninstalled my onboard intel video driver with DDU and disconnected the cable from onboard vga to the montor Now the monitor ws connected to the installed card only but even though the fan on the card was running, the monitor went to sleep. Should the monitor not display a low resolution image when connected to a working card even before video driver is installed?
In the device manager, I can see under "other devices", yellowed "video controller (vga compatible)". That is all so I am not sure if this refers to the uninstalled onboard video or the gpu card as it does not give further detail--"unknown". So I have no clue if the card is dead or alive!!
Can you please advise which video controller is being referred to here?
The dc7800 manual does not mention any comaptibility issues with any variety of low profile Radeon graphics card and this one is a pretty ordinary run of the mill card anyway. Are there any known issues with this 6350 card and dc7800?
Anything I can do to figure if the card is dead or alive?
Thank you for the help.
