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akshatsharthak   02-05-2012 at 02:40:41 PM

Hello,
iam going to buy a graphics card but in my CPU the metal stakes of graphics cards are very small usually graphics cards are having big metal stakes i dont even know my GDDR even GPU-z cannot identify it i consulted wpiro customer helpline also (as my PC is of evolv by wipro) the said that your ddr and gddr are same but i do not beleive this. plz help. Iam having PCIe x1 slot only

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alyoshka   02-05-2012 at 02:52:36 PM

You've made the Wipro rig sound like one of Blade's bloody conquests with the Stakes right through it's heart...:)
When they say your DDR and GDDR is the same it means you're using the onboard graphics/IGP.
Since you have a PCIe x1 slot try to download CPUz from CPUID dot com and paste the screens here using any pic hosting site's links.

We will be able to advise you further from there on.

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alyoshka   02-12-2012 at 05:12:56 PM

That's the GPUz pic and not CPUz pics... :(

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alyoshka   02-12-2012 at 05:23:48 PM

You can buy a PCIe 1.0 x 16 compatible card and it will work fine on that board. You do not need to worry about the 'Stakes' that your present chipset has on it as they won't bother you.
The card you buy will need to be put into the PCIe 1.0 x 16 Slot that you have on the mobo. You will also need to change the display preferences in the BIOS before you insert the card and change it to PCIe first then the onboard IGP.

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akshatsharthak   02-17-2012 at 11:51:45 AM

how i can upload PIC OF MY CPU so i can show it to u :)

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alyoshka   02-17-2012 at 12:13:19 PM

Choose a pic hosting site like photobucket or something like that. Upload a pic of your rig to that account, and then you can post the image url here.

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