Windows 7 PCI card


  1. grewej
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    Windows 7 PCI card


    The internal graphics adapter is not compatble with windows 7. I only get the standard vga adapter. Can't change the resolution from 640 x 480. I check the manufacture, Intel and they are not supporting MB any longer. I am looking to buy a PCI card as my MB only has pci slots. Any recommendations?
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  3. FZ21Z
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    Hi.

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