INTEL 915G MAIN VERSION HAS A PCIEX16 INTERFACE WITH FAST GRAPHICS CARD WITHIN 400 YUAN .

Graphics card 499

XFX Xunjing 8600GT (PV-T84J-YAJ) Chip Model: NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT Video memory capacity (MB): 512 Video memory type: DDR III Video memory speed: 1ns

An extra 99rmb is a 512 graphics card, which is cost-effective, it depends on whether you understand it or not. It's a great deal.

The CPU temperature is more than 90, that's the fan problem, change it to a good one. When the CPU is burned, it is wasted.

Applicable Accessories: Intel Socket 775 CPUS: Core 2 Duo Core 2 Quard Pentium D Pentium 4 Pentium E Celeron D Fan Bearing Type:

Hydro Bearing Fan Speed: 2200 10% rpm Air Flow: CFM Heatsink Material:

Copper + aluminum.

My board is the same as yours, it says PCIe 16 actually only supports PCIe 4

I regret buying the 8600GT evenly.

There is a slot for PCI-E.

Compatibility is available as long as the graphics card you buy is not fake.

Buy a 7300gt.

Shadow Run, Xunjing 7, Rainbow, etc.

PCI--E slot You can buy a regular graphics card, and you can do it with dual 128MB.

Once you have a graphics card, you can directly install the driver of the new graphics card, and it's OK, and your original driver won't work or be overwritten. Then find the VGA in the BIOS, which is your graphics card setup options. Choose your new graphics card and you're good to go.

Install the graphics card, then install the driver, then restart the computer, press DEL, go to the BIOS, find the VGA option, select your graphics card, then go to the penultimate there to store and exit, and you're good to go.

If you don't have an interface, you can't plug it in at all, so how can you talk about whether it has any effect? The 915 motherboard should have a graphics card slot, don't you open the case yourself and take a look?

Dizzy, no slot, how do you plug it in, change the motherboard.

Let's take a look at your graphics card slot type first. The 915 motherboard is available in both AGP and PCI-E.

If it's an APG, you can upgrade to a 7300gt

If it's a PCI-E, you can buy an 8500GT or 8600GT. Too good your CPU can't be drawn!

pci-e 16x

The graphics card of the previous normal point will be fine . The low-end ones on the market can be considered to see what your u is.

Disable the onboard graphics card in the BIOS, then go into safe mode to uninstall the GMA driver, reboot and see if it is the original motherboard, connect the monitor to the PCI graphics card first. After startup, go to the Advanced page under the main BIOS interface, select Video Configuration, and adjust the Secondary Video Adparter to int graphics and the Primary Video Adparter to ext pci

If you don't have a board, then you don't know, maybe the OEM has hidden the options.

The blue screen of entering the system should still be a conflict of hardware devices, uninstall the driver of the integrated display in safe mode, manually install the latest driver of the PCI graphics card, and then start normally to see if the blue screen is not.

If the hardware is incompatible, there is no other way than to replace the incompatible hardware, good luck

This needs to see whether the motherboard graphics card interface supports the PCI-E interface or the AGP interface, generally the AGP series can be bought basically 2 hands, few brand new, PCI-E has more ......

AGP: TI series, FX series, GF7 and GF6 series are recommended.

PCI-E: 7300GT, 8500GT, etc., are recommended, and there are very few of these brand new.

8800GT, a better graphics card, is wasted and can't be dragged.