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Jan 12 2016 06:52pm
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Already been tried...earlier in this topic.
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replace the motherboard for $35?

http://www.***com/itm/HP-M2N68-LA-REV-6-01-537558-001-/201499600922?hash=item2eea4fe81a:g:bVsAAOSwX~dWkBpq

I've been reading where people have the same issue but when they try a PCI-E card they can't get to BIOS to switch. I may be wrong, but doesn't it switch to whichever is active? It's been a while since I've used a board with onboard GPU.
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replace the motherboard for $35?

http://www.***com/itm/HP-M2N68-LA-REV-6-01-537558-001-/201499600922?hash=item2eea4fe81a:g:bVsAAOSwX~dWkBpq

I've been reading where people have the same issue but when they try a PCI-E card they can't get to BIOS to switch. I may be wrong, but doesn't it switch to whichever is active? It's been a while since I've used a board with onboard GPU.




We found that too, through PM.

He's going to take pics of the back of the case, so we can see if it even has the vid card "removable" plates?

If his case has that, then he wants the new vid card. The vid card I linked, req's no PSU leads...and will work on 300W PSU which he hopefully has.
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We found that too, through PM.

He's going to take pics of the back of the case, so we can see if it even has the vid card "removable" plates?

If his case has that, then he wants the new vid card. The vid card I linked, req's no PSU leads...and will work on 300W PSU which he hopefully has.


from post #19

http://i.imgur.com/JflqUI2.jpg

just needs topry them out with a screwdriver. Thos old HP cases had them but they didn't screw in the were stamped into the chassis. Also, if I remember it's a low profile bracket needed and the PCB is going to be real close to the exhaust fan.
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Jan 12 2016 07:41pm


Good, I was wondering about that. I am also worried about this...it looks like there may be a fan in the way.



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Good, I was wondering about that. I am also worried about this...it looks like there may be a fan in the way.



http://i.imgur.com/zw8rcHx.jpg


Yep it's right in line with the pcb, It's a MATX board so everything is cramped.

edit: actually look at the layout. it should just clear. pcb might be right up against it.




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Well it looks like it may be in the way....but it could just be the angle of the pic.


He's gonna take better pics tonight or tomorrow.








Now, if it's ok with you...can we stop doing this whole thing....twice. ;)
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Quote (Ghot @ Jan 12 2016 08:45pm)
Well it looks like it may be in the way....but it could just be the angle of the pic.


He's gonna take better pics tonight or tomorrow.




http://i.imgur.com/JflqUI2.jpg



Now, if it's ok with you...can we stop doing this whole thing....twice. ;)


nope

need to review 3 more times


at least
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Have fun, he's done with this topic, FYI.
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CLEAN YOUR GODDAMN COMPUTER??
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