Does Sapphire Radeon HD6570 1GB support Windows XP operation system?
1752970
Yes. I am running it on Windows XP 32 bit on a computer system that's about ten years old. The driver installs no problems from the included CD, and the card works well.
1752971
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1752972
Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to... » Read More Box says yes, but I'm using on HP that I upgraded to Win 7 first. Google "AMD Vision Control Center," that is the driver and see if AMD has an XP version - I bet they do. BTW - when I upgraded XP to 7, my system got slower. Adding memory helped while running apps, but booted slower yet. The graphics card got all my speed back and more! I think the video memory & GPU off loads work from CPU/RAM. AMD has conflicting recommendations for install. To install: I powered down, stuck in card, powered-up, then ran AMD installer disk. Had to reboot and modify a BIOS setting to get rid of motherboard graphics, but computer didn't lock-up or anything. « Show Less
1752973
Yes. I am using it on Windows 7 however the box says Windows XP is supported as well.
1752974
It's listed on the box, and as long as XP is still supported by Windows, it should continue to be supported by this product. You can always double check the AMD website for the appropriate catalyst driver, and as long as it is still listed there, it is still supported.
185851
I'm pretty sure all the latest Windows Operating Systems (i.e. Vista, 7 and 8) can utilize this GPU. I wouldn't use XP with it due to the fact XP is no longer supported by Microsoft. If you want a recommendation, I would go with Windows 7.
1760547
Yes. That's a feature of windows though and not related to this video card.
1887421
The included low profile bracket makes the graphic card able to fit into the XPS 435mt. However, the power supply might not be able to support the 6570 as that specific Dell machine comes with 300w psu andthe cards specifications recommend a 450w psu if I am not mistaken. That being said, the Dell machine I use this card in has a 235w psu and has not had any issues in games or otherwise. As they say, your mileage may vary.
755068
Runs on my Vista x64 machines, no issues so far. I tested it on another Vista x64 machine before installing the full version for my current x64 machine. Both machines are Dell XPS 720s test machine Vista x64SP1 4GBRAM, GTX8800/768MB Final Machine Vista x64SP1 8GBRAM, GT8800/512MB
295039
Yes, but you must obtain the current drivers as soon as possible from HP before they are no longer available. Support for the XP operating system by Microsoft will soon come to an end. (Microsoft has delayed the final action to drop this operating system until sometime near Spring of 2015)
1843
If I knew more about your rig or oem, I might be able to answer with a better answer. Did you look at the requirements? Can your mobo do PCI Express (x1, x4 or x16)?? If your machine is 32bit it, can only do 2GB of RAM unless your OS is XP 64x which is critical because this device requires 1GB of RAM. I cant say a definite "yes" or "no" in response to your question. I suggest you Google, Google and Google some more. Cheers and good luck.
531769
I installed it in an XP system and it ran fine with whatever drivers I already had in there.
466247
I do not know. We are using windows 7 64 bit on our Dell XPS 8700. The card works well with all Autodesk Products in this environment.
168025
I don't know but would check with Brother, since XP is not supported any more by Microsoft.
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The following is from their site: Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP SP3, Linux, or Solaris PCIe x16 expansion slot - See more at: http://www.pny.com/nvidia_quadro_k4000#sthash.x9mM5Q3s.dpuf
958344
Yes. As an older (PCI) card you get legacy support for free under Windows, no driver installation required.
1575791
Yes, but only with specific Radeon Graphics cards... I believe the following will work, but I recommend going to AMD customer support website and verify: Radeon HD 6670, HD6570 & HD 6450
1371028
I would say.... YES! On the box I got with this card, it said it works with Windows XP, Vista I think, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Just make sure you download the latest (or last) version of the most current drivers of this card from their website (MSI/ATI) install them and you should be good to go. Card works great btw!
622445
The only distinction made on the MS site's details about it is for XP 64bit... so I'm guessing yes?
1160839
I have this card installed on my system running Windows 7 64 bit. No issues at all.
1540303
The drivers were already available on XP. I just plugged this card into my laptop and XP installed it automatically. It works perfectly and reports as a UBS 2.0 port.