Will the driver conflict with my switchable graphics drivers?
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I do not know for sure. I have been using it to add two additional monitors to a 2 monitor computer resulting in 4 monitors. When I disengaged the USB adaptor, the computer went back to the way it was (two monitors) with no issues. I hope this helps.
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I can't say. I'm one Win7 and one XP, with one VGA and one DVI monitor. Sometimes the mouse is very choppy after switching, but it seems to resolve itself quickly. Just a short, minor nuisance. It's not perfect, but I'm not unhappy with it. Call the mfr with your question. They were helpful and knowledgeable when I called.
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If you are replacing your current card, any X16 GPU slot will work, you can find what your motherboard supports and base off of that. If you are trying to Crossfire this graphics card with another card, check the AMD support page to find out.
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It should but there may not be presets for it, which is not a big deal. In in such a case you won't be using the internal crossover. All other features are available though. Depending on your application they make a different DriveRack product for powered monitors also.
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- Right click on the desktop- Select "Configure Switchable Graphics"- See if the game file is listed for example sc2.exe- Click on the box to the right of the game file until it turns red and says, "High Performance"- Select "Apply" at the bottom of the screen. Additionally, I suggest checking the box on this screen that says "Show a pop-up warning for unassigned applications." Then whenever you start a game and then exit a pop up box will ask you to configure it and you can use the steps above to change it to "High Performance" which activates the Radeon card. Good luck! - Right click on the desktop- Select "Configure Switchable Graphics"- See if the game file is listed for example sc2.exe- Click on the box to the right of the game file until it turns red and says, "High Performance"- Select "Apply" at the bottom of the screen. Additionally, I suggest checking the box on this screen that says "Show a pop-up warning for unassigned applications." Then whenever you start a game and then exit a pop up box will ask you to configure it and you can use the steps above to change it to... » Read More - Right click on the desktop- Select "Configure Switchable Graphics"- See if the game file is listed for example sc2.exe- Click on the box to the right of the game file until it turns red and says, "High Performance"- Select "Apply" at the bottom of the screen. Additionally, I suggest checking the box on this screen that says "Show a pop-up warning for unassigned applications." Then whenever you start a game and then exit a pop up box will ask you to configure it and you can use the steps above to change it to "High Performance" which activates the Radeon card. Good luck! « Show Less
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Not sure, I know the conflict with my laptop (XPS 15) is because of the video card in it, which is an Nvidia branded card. For tablets, I really don't know, sorry.
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I can, but I don't know if it is because of the driver or my wide screen Acer Monitor.
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You can just make sure you uninstall the drivers for it while it is still plugged in. Once they're uninstalled remove the old card and add the new one. Install the new drivers that come with the card and you should be all good. I had issues with the drivers on the cd not matching the card so if all else fails just grab the newest driver online.Enjoy :D (R9 290 is a great card)
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You can use any graphics card, Radeon or Nvidia without any compatibility issues. But depending if it's an older card there may be performance bottlenecking from the GPU
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yes. use the nvidia 295.xx drivers for best results the 30X.XX drivers do not work well with windows 7 ultimate as of August 10, 2014. disappointing graphics performance almost any other would be better!
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I have a ATI HD7700 and the built graphic card working at the same time and I've experienced no problems in windows.
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It's possible but, the chances of you running into issues with drivers is greater if you do. Please let us know if you have any other questions.Thank You,ServerMonkey
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No problems, I use the xrite display 2 and have not had any problems running the program
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I am not having any compatibility problems as far as I know. I have windows 8.
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Should not be an issue as long as your graphics card / chip is fully supported on Windows 8. I've booted mine into various OS's including Win7, XP, Linux, and used it for POST (first BIOS screen) without an issue. The magic is handled by the graphics engine onboard your chip.
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I seriously doubt it, if the physical connectors happen to be the same is the first obstacle, but whether there are windows drivers for this peripheral is the next problem.
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If you have integrated graphics then you have the option of using that as your graphics engine or buying and installing a separate one, which would normally cause the bios to switch integrated one off. You have the choice of how much memory you want to funnel to the integrated, as opposed to the card which has it's own memory. I always prefer installing a card for more power.