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01-08-2021 02:26 PM - edited 01-08-2021 02:34 PM
I have been trying to upgrade my Graphics card. what tends to happen is the start up screen comes up its beeps and stopes.
This Product is H2R48EA#ABU MODEL H8-1270ea
If you any ideas as to what graphics card would fir and work an weather I need to update my bios.
I nee a new card as it keeps shutting down on me the Bios is 2012 and I don't think its the new system type.
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01-08-2021 02:33 PM
Hi:
You don't mention what model graphics card you are trying to install, but if it is anything newer than a Nvidia GT(X) 6xx or AMD Radeon HD 6xxx, it isn't going to work with the legacy BIOS your PC has.
Your BIOS can only be updated to v7.12, and in order to run any graphics card newer than one of the above models, your PC's BIOS has to be a v8.1x or newer.
01-08-2021 02:39 PM - edited 01-08-2021 02:41 PM
Hi Sorry the in is a GeForce GT545 its been in some time, the screen looses its signal so always need to hard restart.
Something I don't like doing, What I am looking for is the best possible card I can use on this system
01-08-2021 03:30 PM - edited 01-08-2021 03:33 PM
I guess you can go with the GT 640, GTX 650, GTX 660 or similar. Nothing newer.
The GTX 650/GTX 660 would require a 6-pin supplemental power connector, so make sure your PC's power supply has one.
The GTX 660 takes up two mounting slots on the case. I would measure the inside of the case and make sure the card will fit, if you decide to go with the GTX 660.
You will probably have to find cards like those on eBay.UK in used but tested and working condition.
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