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You probably didn't update the drivers. Go to ATI.com and get the latest drivers for your card and install them and then try to play the game at a low resolution and low settings.
and shipping a video card would be no more than about $5, plus you wouldnt be paying tax.
Well you bought old technology for playing new games,,,the 9500 series was the card to have maybe a year and a 1/2 ago... see if you can upgrade at this point...
You really have to know what you have and tell us in terms that we can relate... how much memory/"ram" you have,,, what processor/"CPU" and Motherboard... is your computer a store bought brand??? compaq,Dell???
Pretty soon the games that are released will require PCI-express...
Inwhich you're all looking at new MotherBoards (I've already got my PCI-E mobo)
:)
I recommend the book "PC's for dummies". Its a good starter book for those who really know nothing about how a PC works. And if you want a bit more detail on PC's I would say any of the A+ exam books (those will run you about $50+)
I recommend hanging out at some geek overclocking sites...Quote:
Originally Posted by Zimzum
Click start>run> type dxdiag and just copy and paste processor and memory.
if I was a gamer I would have this too...Quote:
Originally Posted by BobBong
Google is your friend click here
see you gotta be more like him...Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucifuge
For someone with little or no knowlage in computers, overclocking is not where to start. OCing would be for advanced users.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skink
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Originally Posted by Zimzum
on the contrary,,, I find them filled with nice people that like to help...