Graphics Cards

No. There are ISA, PCI, PCI-e and AGP architecture, and there are VGA and DVI ports.

SLI is not in the graphics card SLI is running two or more of the same graphics cards at the same time to increase the performance but you need a power supply and a motherboard that supports it

yes you can, but it doesn't always give you good results and lines may fade faster when the tattoo starts to heal.

Your computer comes standard with the necessary graphics card for online poker (it's played through web-based applications).

An Integrated graphics card that is usually soldered onto the motherboard. Word of advice: if you want any decent performance in more graphics intensive tasks, use a dedicated graphics card (eg: GTX 1080) if possible.

The Graphics Card in the Fujitsu Lifebook a512 is not removable or upgradable. If you want to upgrade the Graphics Card, it isn't possible. If you have a faulty Graphics Card, then you will need to have the entire Motherboard replaced.

Yes there is. Just check the amount of RAM you have and buy a RAM stick (that has the same DDR version as your motherboard, you can check by opening up your laptop). Next, open your computer cover on the underside and the mini oblong cards that you see with 4 black chips are the RAM sticks. Simply pull gently on the side prongs and pull the old stick out and place your new RAM stick into that slot.

Make sure the amount of RAM in that slot is higher than what you had before, otherwise it defeats the purpose of buying the RAM in the first place. Also, be very careful as some laptops have their RAM soldered in place, so if you don't see any RAM slots of the sort, it's probably soldered on-board.

get a new graphics card

With a Radeon HD 7540D, it is unlikely that you will be able to run Battlefield 4. Your CPU would be able to handle it, but that graphics card will bottleneck your processor. You would need to switch graphics cards to play. A good card would be the Radeon HD 6790.

No, the graphics cards have to be the same model.

This could depend on the nature of the problem. Sometimes, a graphics card could be damaged in which case the user will not likely be able to do anything on his or her own to fix it and the unit will likely have to be sent in for repair to the company from which the machine was purchased.

More commonly, however, this problem may be solved with a driver update. I'm unsure of your computer experience, so I will mention that driver is something which lets your computer understand and use things hooked up to it, anything from a printer to a graphics card. From time to time, there are updates for drivers and without the updates they will sometimes not function correctly.

Try this first: go to your Windows 7 Start menu (lower left-hand corner of your screen) and click it.

Right click on "Computer" and when the small menu opens, click "Manage"

When the next screen appears, there should be a menu with small icons on it, and one of them near the bottom says "Device Manager." Select this.

Another list of small icons appears, and one of them says "Display Adapters." Click this, and it will show you whatever your video card is (For example, Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family).

It's very likely your machine is using an Intel device, but whatever you DO have will be displayed there.

Assuming it's Intel, intel support/detect will take you to Intel's website where it should be able to automatically detect the driver you need. Try installing the new drivers for your graphics card and see if it affects the problem.

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The PCI Express x1, or Periphereal Content Interchange Express, is an exspansion for the standard bus found in older PCs. It allows faster connection for sound, graphics or LAN cards.

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ATI Radeon is an electronics manufacturer of computer hardware and software, such as video cards and hard drives. An ATI Radeon driver allows the hardware or software to function properly after it is installed. For instance, an ATI Radeon video card may require an appropriate driver to be downloaded before it can function properly.

Yes, you can run CS:GO with a G45/43 chipset. I play it with a G45/43 chipset.

Will it look good? No. You'll need to play lowest settings, and maybe even do some tweeking so it's playable in a gunfight. But, yes, it'll run.

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Yes, it will. Just make sure that it is powerful enough for you. Some dedicated video card are not any better than integrated counterparts. Do your research before purchasing particular model.

expantion cards

You dont. There is no spoon.

One way is to go to your device manager, that is if you are using windows, by going to any 'My Computer icon' and selecting 'manage' after right clicking. In the left pane, go to device manager and then to 'display adapters' in the right pane. Right click and select update drivers. That should do it. If you are running the card on Microsoft drivers, I suggest you go to the ATI website and download drivers for your model and OS.

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The graphics card & processor are not good enough for MW3. Don't buy it anyways, its a shoddy port.

No. The GMA 3000 is integrated into the motherboard. Upgrading it would entail replacing the motherboard. If on a desktop machine, a better graphics card may be inserted into an expansion slot.