S Sheepykins Daemon Poster Messages 556 Location Worcestershire, England Nov 27, 2011 #2 through years of trying to attain spiritual enlightenment through the art of tech-fu, i still have unfortunatly not been able to master telepathy. however as most of the cards are external or PCI cards .... im gonna say yes.... unless you have no slots left or your HP is 20 years old
through years of trying to attain spiritual enlightenment through the art of tech-fu, i still have unfortunatly not been able to master telepathy. however as most of the cards are external or PCI cards .... im gonna say yes.... unless you have no slots left or your HP is 20 years old
OP OP T The Omatic Beta member Messages 3 Nov 27, 2011 #3 Hello there I have a brand new HP computer and a card I got about 14 months ago . At the time I did't have a computer running win 7.. Can u help me with some Q's??
Hello there I have a brand new HP computer and a card I got about 14 months ago . At the time I did't have a computer running win 7.. Can u help me with some Q's??
F fairfieldfalconsfan In Runtime Messages 441 Location Northern Indiana Nov 28, 2011 #4 We're gonna need at least the model number or some more specs about your PC. We can't just guess which HP computer it is.
We're gonna need at least the model number or some more specs about your PC. We can't just guess which HP computer it is.
F Fat.Clown I don't overclock Messages 3,326 Location offline Nov 28, 2011 #5 Not sure if serious...? DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder Photography has to do with still pictures. unlike a video, its just one frame.
Not sure if serious...? DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder Photography has to do with still pictures. unlike a video, its just one frame.
F fairfieldfalconsfan In Runtime Messages 441 Location Northern Indiana Nov 29, 2011 #6 Fat.Clown said: Not sure if serious...? DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder Photography has to do with still pictures. unlike a video, its just one frame. Click to expand... But we don't have a Video section do we? Unless I missed it somehow.
Fat.Clown said: Not sure if serious...? DVR stands for Digital Video Recorder Photography has to do with still pictures. unlike a video, its just one frame. Click to expand... But we don't have a Video section do we? Unless I missed it somehow.
