Can the gt540m be used in XP?

You're talking about the model of the graphics card.,Please make it clear.,It's completely usable in the XP system.,The current graphics card is very powerful.,Play with the special effects of win7 is no problem.。

From the point of view of use, this graphics card is no longer counted among mainstream graphics cards. Because it is an N-card series of graphics cards, the frequency is mainly different compared to other models. Playing Call of Duty 7, if the special effects are not turned on, it is relatively smooth.

In addition, the support of the N card in the game is much better than that of the A card, so although the graphics card is not high-end, it is already very good to play games.

Considering that you may have to use 3D drafting or use software such as CAD PS, the i3-2310 (I guess this one) is a little slower to respond.

Then there's the GT540M: GeForce GT 540M, with 96 built-in CUDA cores, 128-bit memory bit width and 1GB video memory capacity, and manufacturers can choose DDR3 or GDDR5 memory chips according to their needs. In terms of frequency, the Core Shader will run at 672 1344MHz, while the default memory frequency is 900MHz (DDR3 memory equivalent to 1800MHz and GDDR5 memory equivalent to 3600MHz).

The graphics card supports DirectX 11, CUDA, PhysX, 3D Vision, and Optimus technologies.

If your machine is switched between dual cards, then you can't get on XP, because XP only recognizes the core graphics card, and if you want to recognize the independent graphics card, you can only win7, which is a function that XP can't do.

1.NVIDIA GT540M does not officially provide support for XP, after all, XP has begun to go into history, even Microsoft will soon no longer provide support for XP, and it is normal for other manufacturers not to provide support for XP.

2.The GT540M is considered to be mid-to-high-end among the mobile series graphics cards, after all, it is an upgraded version of the GT240M, and the performance should be at least stronger than the GT240M. And the GT240M can already cope with most games under the premise that the GT540M will definitely not be as unbearable as the landlord said.

3.The other floor is correct, if the notebook itself is integrated + independent, dual graphics card, XP does not support dual graphics cards at all, even if the independent graphics card has an XP driver, the XP system can only use integrated graphics cards.

Dual graphics cards N cards do not have XP drivers, who still uses XP in newly bought computers in this era!

You're buying a miscellaneous graphics card, it's a BIOS graphics card.

My laptop graphics card is GT540, and it can only be installed with Win7 system. At first I was worried about the same as you, and after using it I felt :

1、GT540M performance is really good,Mission 8、Battlefield 3、The Elder Scrolls 5These large games have no pressure for high special effects,It also supports dual graphics card switching,Usually use the Internet with a set display,Play games with a separate display,It's also a kind of protection for the computer。

2、Win7 system is also easy to use,Used for half a year,I didn't find any software incompatible for the time being,On the contrary, some new software、Games are not compatible with XP,For example, Battlefield 3,I don't recognize the XP system,You can only play on Win7。

In fact, now Win7 compatibility is very good, there is no need to install XP

Let's use win7! You can choose a 32-bit system! That's it! Don't use 64-bit! Your problem is solved!