Need to fit 1TB Hard disk Fujitsu scaleo e graphics

[Paul$Terry]

Just bought a brand of the bare bones and SCALEO new for £ 100, added 1 GB of RAM, a 1 TB hard disk operating system had to be installed with an 80 GB hard drive installed first then ghost used to reflect the 1 TB hard drives worked a treat. Then adjusted to a HDMI graphics card Asus eah4550 so the resolution would modify the 42 "plasma. It seems that there are a lot of messages on the network on the hard drive to get fit and graphics cards to work but I do not I had no problems and was launched in one night. Works a treat, but works very hot, especially when watching movies. For the money a great addition to the TV's settings. Need help.

[Yitzchak909]

I bought an e SCALEO in early 2006 because I had to scan all my media, and I could not handle vinyl records or more. I have a shelf with a 250 GB HHD, 512 MB of RAM and all that the motherboard / sound card and graphics that come with it. I subsequently increased to 3 GB RAM, and added another 250 GB external hard drive. Now I feel like I need more space to store all my music in FLAC format, so you want to install a 1 TB internal drive. I was uncertain only because FS informed me that e SCALEO only been tested with a maximum of 250 GB HHD and no assure that a 1 TB would work. But I guess if it works, then you should be okay?

[pddaugusto]

The biggest complaint we have is the graphics / image quality. The onboard graphics card does not for me - I cannot seem to get the right resolution to do justice to the TV - it's not HiDef. The motherboard is a motherboard P4M915GD1 LF / 2 5 SCALE apparently, and FS recommended a LR2A2L LEADTEK 256MB VGA DVI-I graphics card SCART (@ £ 330) to classify the image quality. Now I cannot say they have no idea if it will work or not.

[Howitzer]

I just installed a 1.5 TB SATA on my machine and found problems installing Windows 7. The BIOS recognizes that just as Windows 7 installation after upgrading a few times but would not let me install on the disk. After a painful search for and install found my decision was that cannot be installed on the disk, which bypasses this by installing a smaller unit capable> of 250 GB installed windows in this unit, we will find the drivers through Windows Update backup the whole partition using Acronis True Image, so a recovery Acronis True Image boot disk. Then you can copy the image from Acronis backup to DVD or USB memory. Exchange the hard drive and install only 1 TB disk. Boot from the Acronis boot disk and restore the recovery partition on the 1 TB of which you stored. When finished reboot and you will be fine.

[samar69]

As per the graphic card taken into consideration, I would prefer radeon HD 4350 Passive which is a low profile card the one with having SVIDEO out. If you are using an analogue display well not all the people do then some may have HDMI in place of SVIDEO. You know that I just purchased this graphic card for £20 + P&P. You can also try it but first just check it out the price for this card in your region.

[Mayur_Jain]

One problem with this is going to turn off the SCART connectors on the rear, there is no solution for this, and only activated by using the original PCI-E card that is installed as a personalized card. Not a problem for me with an HDTV, but you can same problem. I personally do not understand why they would have to update your graphics card, I found it surprisingly powerful enough to play high definition movies, if problems are due to a problem resolution, and I would suggest a software approach to modify resolution and aspect ratio of the image.

[Eru]

Well I don’t have much idea about this but I think you must visit some official sites where you can learn how to upgrade your system. Also I would prefer you don’t mess with anything because you may damage any of the components. So don’t try anything by yourself. I would suggest you to take help from some experience person who would be able to help you and may upgrade your system perfectly.