is it true :
that an AMD processor must use an AMD video card also?
and an intel processor can use both nvidia or an AMD video card?|||There are a lot of motherboards with built-in graphics cards - these motherboards are built to support either a AMD or Intel processor -> you cannot put an AMD processor on an Intel motherboard.
So the answer is not about graphics cards, but about motherboards with built-in graphics - AMD with AMD and Intel with Intel.
If you put a PCI or PCIE graphics card (that is on a PCI or PCIE port on your motherboard), it doesn't matter what processor you use, they would both recognize it. So you can put a PCI NVidia card on both AMD or Intel motherboards.|||AMD and Intel processors can use any video cards.
Intel processors can use NVIDIA and AMD video cards.
AMD processors can use AMD and NVIDIA video cards.
The only thing you have to worry about is if your motherboard has the right socket (for processor) and slot (for video card).|||There are no compatibility issues between CPUs and video cards. You can use any video card with any CPU so long as you have a motherboard that supports the CPU and has the slot type the video card requires.|||AMD can run AMD / ATI as well as NVIDIA graphics cards.
Same as INTEL can run NVIDIA and AMD / ATI graphics cards.|||Not true.
You can have nvidia on amd or AMD/ati on intel|||They're all compatible to each other. You can mix them anyway you want it.|||yes.
Even though a processor's frequency is still an essential criterion for a laptop computer's graphics card is integrated, i.e. it is a ... i.e. a S-Video connector that allows you to connect the computer to load faster. This is also true for that motors that run the hard drives and CD/DVD drives/burners do process with video cards.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
What does AMD video cards have that competes w/ Nvidia's PhysX?
In terms of environment detail that the physx offer, what similar feature does amd have? Thanks!|||AMD never implemented anything like that in their GPU hardware. Nowadays many games do those sorts of terrain physics via the processor, not the graphics card.|||There is Havok and a few other lesser known systems, but Nvidia's PhysX is the winner in every category for the few games it is supported by.
Can AMD graphic card run on Intel motherboard?
i wonder if the Radeon HD 6950 2GB 256-bit can run on this Intel LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 which is supports ATi Crossfire ???
This is my first build, i want to go with the intel core i7-2600k . So is the AMD video card above can run normally on that intel motherboard ? Thanks you for answer my question. Appreciate it.|||A video card will work on ANY motherboard with at least one PCI-E slot. Motherboard type -- whether Intel or AMD -- is irrelevant. The P67 chipset supports either two ATi cards in Crossfire, or two nVidia cards in SLI. So it is pretty flexible with whichever card(s) you go with.|||I have a XFX 6850 ATI HD running it with a dx58so i7-920. It works great. These days they all work flawlessly.|||sure will. just make sure your case and psu are both big enough.
BTW, thats going to be a sick set up. happy pwning!
This is my first build, i want to go with the intel core i7-2600k . So is the AMD video card above can run normally on that intel motherboard ? Thanks you for answer my question. Appreciate it.|||A video card will work on ANY motherboard with at least one PCI-E slot. Motherboard type -- whether Intel or AMD -- is irrelevant. The P67 chipset supports either two ATi cards in Crossfire, or two nVidia cards in SLI. So it is pretty flexible with whichever card(s) you go with.|||I have a XFX 6850 ATI HD running it with a dx58so i7-920. It works great. These days they all work flawlessly.|||sure will. just make sure your case and psu are both big enough.
BTW, thats going to be a sick set up. happy pwning!
Will a amd video card work on an intel system?
Im planing on buying this >> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150545
But its amd and my computer is all intel, will there be any problems with this
Thanks|||Any AMD card will work with an Intel based computer and same goes for NVIDIA cards and AMD CPU's, providing that the motherboard has the correct slot type to accommodate the card.
Some people say that you should match CPU's and video cards. In other words, only use AMD cards with AMD CPU's and only use NVIDIA cards with Intel chips. They say that the performance is better but that's a myth. It's simply not true.|||Not not a question of brand its a question of AGP/PCI/PCI-e and what Speed PCI-E slot does your computer have. After you knwo the slot its up to you what Type of card you want. But yes that card will work on a intell.|||It should work fine provided that your motherboard has a slot of the appropriate type.
If you're not sure, you should be able to take it to Best Buy or bribe your local computer geek to confirm.|||As long as the motherboard has something to fit the PCI Express connection on the card, it doesn't matter if the rest of your hardware is from Intel.|||Yup, makes absolutely no difference
But its amd and my computer is all intel, will there be any problems with this
Thanks|||Any AMD card will work with an Intel based computer and same goes for NVIDIA cards and AMD CPU's, providing that the motherboard has the correct slot type to accommodate the card.
Some people say that you should match CPU's and video cards. In other words, only use AMD cards with AMD CPU's and only use NVIDIA cards with Intel chips. They say that the performance is better but that's a myth. It's simply not true.|||Not not a question of brand its a question of AGP/PCI/PCI-e and what Speed PCI-E slot does your computer have. After you knwo the slot its up to you what Type of card you want. But yes that card will work on a intell.|||It should work fine provided that your motherboard has a slot of the appropriate type.
If you're not sure, you should be able to take it to Best Buy or bribe your local computer geek to confirm.|||As long as the motherboard has something to fit the PCI Express connection on the card, it doesn't matter if the rest of your hardware is from Intel.|||Yup, makes absolutely no difference
What's a solid AMD video card manufacturing company?
I'm looking to buy a AMD Radeon 6950, 6970 that's 10.4 inches in length or lower.
I recently purchased a Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 Dirt3 addition to replace my Crossfire setup of HIS Radeon HD 5770 cards.
The card ran great for a day, and then I noticed artifact tearing and constant crashing to blue screen was an immediate sign the card was bad. But I gave it the benefit of the doubt, went to safe mode, disabled the card, uninstalled the old AMd drivers, swiped the registry for AMD video clean and reinstalled drivers. Still same artifacts and crashing. So I turned off PC, reseated the card, and still same issues.
I had to RMA the card, and unfortunately Newegg doesn't have it in stock anymore (I figured these cards were good because they're out of STOCK everywhere.) so it's likely by the time it;'s finished processing I'll get my refund.
I'm looking to spend anywhere from 280-360 dollars. I need some good solid suggestions and please omit HIS and Sapphire. I don't know enough about Sapphire honestly, but I already got a band impression - and with all my experience with HIS those cards run blazing hot.|||lol thats what u get for buying amd, change to nvidia. buy gtx 570 its about 300-350$ and beats the hd6970|||You didn't' check the compatibility of the processor. Before you buy anything computer-related, you have to check the compatibility.
The processor I believe is for a different computer model, and the drivers are totally different as well.|||I have an XFX Radeon HD 6950, and it has worked flawlessly from day 1. Ive had it running everyday - all day - for about 6 months now.
Great card, and good company.
That's ridiculous about Nvida being better than AMD. They both have bad cards from time to time. It just happens.|||I've owned a couple Asus Radeon cards in the past and those gave me no problems at all. If you watch some videos on what's on the PCB of the Asus triple slot Direct CU2 cards, you will see that Asus goes overboard with the VRM and uses some ot the best parts money can buy.
MSI does a good job with over-engineering their Twin-Frozer and Hawk cards. MSI does a top notch job with the power design that's on their high-end cards. In my experience, Asus has better customer support so I would go with one of their cards before I went with a MSI.
Normally Sapphire is pretty good but they can go from one extreme to another. They will make some cards out of cheap parts. Their Vapor-X Toxic cards are made a little bit better than a standard clocked card with one of their In-House design coolers.
XFX is suppose to be another good manufacturer of AMD Radeon cards.
I don't know HIS all that well but I've never heard anything bad about them. I would stay away from Gigabyte! Gigabyte will slap a fancy cooler on a cheaply made card.
In some games the performance of the X-Fire 5770 setup will nip at the heels of a Single 6950. I would either wait for the 7900 series of get a 6970. Don't count on much with the 7900 series. The 7950 will have about the same graphics power of a GTX 580 and it will cost $450. It seems to me the 7900 series will be prices accoringly with what already on the market... minus the GTX 590 and 6990.|||PowerColor is ranked pretty high in performance tests.
I recently purchased a Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 Dirt3 addition to replace my Crossfire setup of HIS Radeon HD 5770 cards.
The card ran great for a day, and then I noticed artifact tearing and constant crashing to blue screen was an immediate sign the card was bad. But I gave it the benefit of the doubt, went to safe mode, disabled the card, uninstalled the old AMd drivers, swiped the registry for AMD video clean and reinstalled drivers. Still same artifacts and crashing. So I turned off PC, reseated the card, and still same issues.
I had to RMA the card, and unfortunately Newegg doesn't have it in stock anymore (I figured these cards were good because they're out of STOCK everywhere.) so it's likely by the time it;'s finished processing I'll get my refund.
I'm looking to spend anywhere from 280-360 dollars. I need some good solid suggestions and please omit HIS and Sapphire. I don't know enough about Sapphire honestly, but I already got a band impression - and with all my experience with HIS those cards run blazing hot.|||lol thats what u get for buying amd, change to nvidia. buy gtx 570 its about 300-350$ and beats the hd6970|||You didn't' check the compatibility of the processor. Before you buy anything computer-related, you have to check the compatibility.
The processor I believe is for a different computer model, and the drivers are totally different as well.|||I have an XFX Radeon HD 6950, and it has worked flawlessly from day 1. Ive had it running everyday - all day - for about 6 months now.
Great card, and good company.
That's ridiculous about Nvida being better than AMD. They both have bad cards from time to time. It just happens.|||I've owned a couple Asus Radeon cards in the past and those gave me no problems at all. If you watch some videos on what's on the PCB of the Asus triple slot Direct CU2 cards, you will see that Asus goes overboard with the VRM and uses some ot the best parts money can buy.
MSI does a good job with over-engineering their Twin-Frozer and Hawk cards. MSI does a top notch job with the power design that's on their high-end cards. In my experience, Asus has better customer support so I would go with one of their cards before I went with a MSI.
Normally Sapphire is pretty good but they can go from one extreme to another. They will make some cards out of cheap parts. Their Vapor-X Toxic cards are made a little bit better than a standard clocked card with one of their In-House design coolers.
XFX is suppose to be another good manufacturer of AMD Radeon cards.
I don't know HIS all that well but I've never heard anything bad about them. I would stay away from Gigabyte! Gigabyte will slap a fancy cooler on a cheaply made card.
In some games the performance of the X-Fire 5770 setup will nip at the heels of a Single 6950. I would either wait for the 7900 series of get a 6970. Don't count on much with the 7900 series. The 7950 will have about the same graphics power of a GTX 580 and it will cost $450. It seems to me the 7900 series will be prices accoringly with what already on the market... minus the GTX 590 and 6990.|||PowerColor is ranked pretty high in performance tests.
How do i update my AMD video card driver? TEN POINTS BEST ANSWER!?
my video card is:
AMD Turion(tm) X2 Dual-Core Mobile RM-72 2.10GHz
if it helps my laptop is a hp Pavilion dv4-1225dx|||http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softw…
You'll have to select the operating system you're using and from there there is a list of drivers including the video card driver.
Hope this helps!|||hi, try the amd and hp site, they should work. if still no help there, hope these links can help instead:
http://www.ati-drivers.net/ati-video-dri…
http://www.drivers-updates.net/drivers/v…
http://www.drivers-updates.net/company/a…
http://www.download-drivers.org/ati-driv…
you can also keep asking on the following forum:
http://forums.driverguide.com/
hope my answer helps.
good luck|||If you have Windows Vista or Windows 7:
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/wi…
Hope this helps!|||I have not looked this up but are you sure that isnt integrated graphics? If so your best bet is to upgrade through hp
AMD Turion(tm) X2 Dual-Core Mobile RM-72 2.10GHz
if it helps my laptop is a hp Pavilion dv4-1225dx|||http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softw…
You'll have to select the operating system you're using and from there there is a list of drivers including the video card driver.
Hope this helps!|||hi, try the amd and hp site, they should work. if still no help there, hope these links can help instead:
http://www.ati-drivers.net/ati-video-dri…
http://www.drivers-updates.net/drivers/v…
http://www.drivers-updates.net/company/a…
http://www.download-drivers.org/ati-driv…
you can also keep asking on the following forum:
http://forums.driverguide.com/
hope my answer helps.
good luck|||If you have Windows Vista or Windows 7:
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/wi…
Hope this helps!|||I have not looked this up but are you sure that isnt integrated graphics? If so your best bet is to upgrade through hp
Which amd video card should i use for gaming?
an hd 6k series graphics card? is there any other option? which one is newest and bang/buck for gaming?|||I just bought a Sapphire 6970, its the best card I ever owned. I guess you could wait for the Sapphire over clocked version, the 6970 TOXIC or wait till the dual GPU 6990 rolls out, or wait for the Sapphire 6990 TOXIC. Right now the AMD 6970s are the best out right now. Except the Fastest card out now is still the Sapphire TOXIC 5970 with 4GB of GDDR5 memory clocked @ 900, and needs 850 watt power supply to run.|||HD 6870 is a good card. Though, it preforms the same as a GTX 460 anf the 460 is a little bit less. The 5000 series is great too. If you really want a new card that is really good, then the HD 6890 is the way to go. But seriously look at the HD 5000 series, they are a little better than the HD 6000 series.
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