I have finished the installation of the TC5700 in the car running the MJ software, GPS software, OBD-II software, and Audio software. The FM transmitter from the TC5700 to the FM radio is working perfectly and I have one button tuned to 106.7 which is where the transmitter is tuned.
BUT...I have one minor problem. The GPS software works perfectly except the 3D view. I get a message that it has run out of Video Memory when it trys to build the display.
Has anyone ever tried to increase the video mempry? Where is it? Can it be done virtually under Win XP by using some of my 10 GB HD as video memory????
Jim Isbell
If you are not living on the edge then you are just taking up too much space.
You can a video card using the PCI slot. You'll have to buy an expansion kit which includes a riser card and a new cover that has room for the card. I added a 64 mb card to my 5700.
I can't remember off the top of my head if these share system memory or have dedicated video memory. If they share, you should be able to find a setting in the BIOS to change the shared allocation.
If not, you would have to get the expansion bay with the extra PCI slot and put in a PCI video card with more RAM.
There are other sellers too and you will search for DE961A which is the model number. Below is a link to buy.com where they don't have it in stock, but it has pictures and specs if you are interested.
This HP PCI Expansion Module with Riser Card supports single PCI device.
Features
Form Factor Plug-in Module
Expansion Slots 1 x PCI
Manufacturer Hewlett-Packard
Manufacturer Part Number DE961A
Manufacturer Website Address www.hp.com
# Compatibility HP Compaq Thin Client t5700 series
# HP Compaq Thin Client t5710
# HP Compaq Thin Client t5515
# HP Compaq Thin Client t5510
# HP Compaq Thin Client t5500
# HP AB300B HP9000 & Integrity Server Console Solution Bundle
Product Name PCI Expansion Module
Product Type Riser Card
I looked for Expansion Slot T5700 and I guess thats why i didnt find anything.
But I notice that the specs say its for the "T5700" Series but fail to mention the T5700 itself in the list below, starting with T5710. Does this mean anything?
Jim Isbell
If you are not living on the edge then you are just taking up too much space.
stroths wrote:I can't remember off the top of my head if these share system memory or have dedicated video memory. If they share, you should be able to find a setting in the BIOS to change the shared allocation.
Looking at the device it says it has 16mb of memory and nothing is said in the device or driver about increasing the memory virtually. But I need a minimum of 64 MB so its a long way from that.
Jim Isbell
If you are not living on the edge then you are just taking up too much space.
Ok, then the NVS280 and the NV280 must be different animals because the NVS280 appears to have a PCIe slot from the ones I have looked at on EBAY. Thanks for the heads up.
Jim Isbell
If you are not living on the edge then you are just taking up too much space.
The NVS280 comes in both flavors. That's the one I use and it works well.
1600 x 1200 with up to 150 Hertz refresh rate although my monitor tops out at 100 Hertz.
Based on this doc you should get the following video card (make sure you get the DY599A model):
HP DY599A Nvidia Quadro4 280 NVS 64MB PCI Graphics Card
I just bought a used DY599A from Amazon for $54 that included a DMS-59 splitter adapter for two VGA outputs.
There's another DY599A available if you're interested. I don't have the link handy but just do a search on DY599A and it will show up.
manasota wrote:The NVS280 comes in both flavors. That's the one I use and it works well.
1600 x 1200 with up to 150 Hertz refresh rate although my monitor tops out at 100 Hertz.
Where the heck do you find a NVS280 for $15-20 ?
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manasota wrote:The NVS280 comes in both flavors. That's the one I use and it works well.
1600 x 1200 with up to 150 Hertz refresh rate although my monitor tops out at 100 Hertz.