Dell Dimension E521 Video Controller Driver

1. Dell Dimension E521 Video Controller Drivers
2. Dell Dimension E521 Specs
3. Dell Dimension E521 Video Controller Driver Download

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The Dell Owner's Manual for the C521 seems to say you should have other BIOS settings to choose from:

This setting specifies which video controller is primary when there is two video controllers availble (PCI, Onboard, Auto, and PEG). This selection only matters when if there are two video controllers present. When Auto is selected, the add-in video controller will be used. NOTE: A PCI Express graphics card will override the integrated video controller

Which setting are you using? In these circumstances, it seems like the right choice would be PCI, if that's available.

It would also be good to verify you are using the latest BIOS level, if you haven't already checked that.

Dell Dimension E521 Video Controller Drivers

Do not worry about which level of Nvidia driver you are using. Any recent one is good enough and shouldn't have any bearing on this problem.

Dell Dimension E521 Specs

You may find better suggestions for this via Google rather than here. There's at least one good discussion at https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/860411/geforce-drivers/this-pc-is-unable-to-run-windows-10/1/.

Dell Dimension E521 Video Controller Driver Download

Hello,
I'm looking for information on upgrading my current video card. I'm not really a computer person, so will try my best at explaining what I currently have. My system is a Dell Dimension E521. I'm running Windows Vista 32 bit and the system is an AMD Anthlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3600+ 1.90 ghz with 3 gb of ram. I honestly don't know what video card I have. Device manager tells me that I have a Radeon X300/X550 series, but doesn't get much more specific than that. The computer power supply is 305W.
I do not use the computer for gaming, just e-mail, surfing and watching online and dvd movies. The reason I'm even thinking about upgrading the video card is that when I watch movies in full screen, the video has a few intermittent horizontal lines that shoot back and forth about a quarter way down the screen and where those lines are, the video looks choppy and out of sync. If I watch the movie in any size window, it looks perfectly fine. The problem only occurs in full screen.
When I bought the system (in 07) it only had 1 gb of RAM and a geforce 6150 video card. It started to act up when I upgraded to a 20' monitor, so unsure if it was the monitor or Vista or something else, I asked a friend of a friend look at it. He told me the lack of RAM could be causing problems with the monitor and also something meaning the 6150 card didn't have it's own memory, so was using the system RAM. He then put in a different (used) video card he had (the one in the system now) and said that it would be better than the geforce card as it has it's own onboard memory. Since then I get the choppy video lines. After adding the extra RAM, the lines are still there. I've swapped monitors and the choppy lines are there. I no longer have the 6150 card, so can't verify 100% if swapping the card would fix the problem.
Hoping someone out there might be able to point me in the right direction of going either going ahead and swapping out the video card or maybe try something else. If I do swap the video card, I don't want to have to swap power supplies, so it needs to be able to run with the system I am currently running.
Would this card work in my system?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0033WSDNS/...SIN=B0033WSDNS
Thanks!!