You may have to look at the alternatives or programs that work similar to miracast that can work with your Dell and nvidia graphic cards. As of now Intel doesn't have single graphical processing unit, but they are coming out with a GPU later this year. It seems that Intel integrated graphics seems to work best with miracast now. Yes I am finding out certain Nvidia cards no longer support Miracast with windows although it used to be supported.įor the DeLL T5600 which looking up the specs, it may have the Quadro K4000 GPU by Nvidia in it and it probably doesn't work with miracast as to why you came to our forum for a legitimate answer from us. I'm sorry I did not fully understand what you are trying to do. You had mentioned miracast and adding a graphic card, I wrongfully assumed you were needing the GPU for video games.
My apologies for sounding like a Richard in this email, but I am a little frustrated at your answer for not listening to my my apologies for the confusion. I'm looking for a GPU under $200 that will work with a Dell computer box and CPU. I'd recommend changing your advice to NVIDIA GPUs will not Miracast.ĭoes MicroCenter offer work-abled GPUs or are you focused on the gaming market? I don't know the ins and outs of computers which is why I'm seeking help. I contacted NVIDIA this morning, and LSS - NVIDIA does not support Miracast. All those systems were a go, but it still was not working.
I found great articles about using 2.4 Ghz wifi and another article guiding me through indicators to look for through various reports. Listening to your advice I did more digging with the NVIDIA Quadro 600. I am using my PC primarily for work, and don't really watch movies with it (sometimes I'll stream a ball game while I work) but I'm not looking for the robust capabilities of a gaming GPU. I looked up the GPUs you recommended and they all seem to be gaming related.
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