DarthKirby
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Hey,
I just bought a Radeon 7500 PCI for my computer (No, I dont have an AGP slot, and yes, I know PCI sucks, and no, I don't have enough money to buy a new mobo). Then I tell my online friend about it, and he says that the card might not work with my computer because my comp might not support multiple monitors.
So then I email eMachines tech support (Yes i know, eMachines suck). I just got the reply, here's what he said:
"When purchasing the card I recommend checking with the manufacturer to make sure the card does not support multiple monitor/video and is capable of disabling the onboard video. The motherboard is designed to disable the onboard video when a new video card is installed. Some newer video cards that have multiple monitor support will have issues running some programs or loading Windows.
I advise against installing a Radeon 7500 PCI video card."
So now I dont know what to do. I havent yet opened the 7500, so I could still take it back, but what video card should I get now? I already bought a GF4 MX420, then I took it back after coming to my sences. I can't think of any other cards to get
I am massively frustrated and in need of a good suggestion. Just to let you know, I'll have $120 if I take the Radeon card back.
-Kirb
I just bought a Radeon 7500 PCI for my computer (No, I dont have an AGP slot, and yes, I know PCI sucks, and no, I don't have enough money to buy a new mobo). Then I tell my online friend about it, and he says that the card might not work with my computer because my comp might not support multiple monitors.
So then I email eMachines tech support (Yes i know, eMachines suck). I just got the reply, here's what he said:
"When purchasing the card I recommend checking with the manufacturer to make sure the card does not support multiple monitor/video and is capable of disabling the onboard video. The motherboard is designed to disable the onboard video when a new video card is installed. Some newer video cards that have multiple monitor support will have issues running some programs or loading Windows.
I advise against installing a Radeon 7500 PCI video card."
So now I dont know what to do. I havent yet opened the 7500, so I could still take it back, but what video card should I get now? I already bought a GF4 MX420, then I took it back after coming to my sences. I can't think of any other cards to get
I am massively frustrated and in need of a good suggestion. Just to let you know, I'll have $120 if I take the Radeon card back.
-Kirb