HP Dc5750 SurroundView Display Configurations - Page 3

Configuration Options Table Radeon Xpress 300 External PCIe Graphics Card ATI SurroundView (F10 Setup) PCI Graphics Card VGA + DVI Disabled Disabled2 VGA + DVI2 Not Installed Non-ATI graphics card1 ATI graphics card ATI graphics card Not Applicable Not Applicable Disabled Enabled A PCI Card can be installed in any configuration. This is a standard multi-display feature supported by the Microsoft Operating System. Notes: 1. When using a non-ATI PCI Express (PCIe) graphics card, SurroundView is not supported. The integrated graphics processor (IGP) is automatically disabled, and the system memory allocated to the IGP is freed for other use. 2. When installing an ATI PCIe graphics card, SurroundView is disabled by default. Enabling SurroundView in the BIOS (F10 Setup) enables the integrated UMA graphics controller, which in turn makes available up to two additional graphics outputs. When enabling the integrated UMA graphics controller, system memory will be reallocated. • The amount of memory allocated to internal graphics is determined in the BIOS (F10 Setup) setting Advanced/Device Options/Integrated Graphics Memory Size. The default value "Automatic" means that the Graphics memory is 32MB for a 256MB system, 64MB for a 512MB system, or 128MB for systems with more than 512MB installed. Alternatively, the user can specify the memory size to use from 32MB, 64MB, 128MB, or 256MB. • The option to disable the internal graphics will appear in the BIOS (F10 Setup) menu at Advanced/Device Options/Integrated Video whenever a PCI graphics card is installed. Disabling internal graphics frees up the allocated UMA graphics memory when a PCI graphics card is the only adapter required. • When a PCI graphics card is used in combination with the integrated graphics processor and/or a PCIe graphics card, it cannot be set as primary. By default it is configured as a secondary controller. If, instead, the PCI graphics card is the only enabled controller in the system, by necessity it is the primary controller. • Potentially, a non-ATI-branded PCIe graphics card could be installed, one that contains an ATI chipset and uses ATI-based software drivers, but does not support SurroundView. This may be caused by an older card and older driver source code. You may not be able to use SurroundView with all PCIe card combinations. All ATI-branded PCIe cards support SurroundView. Consult ATI Technologies Inc. for a complete listing of ATI cards. 3