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video card - how does mine compare
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i need:-
quote - 64mb geforce2 or equivalent; geforce 4 ti 4200 or equivalent (recommended)
i have:-
mobile intel(r) express chipset family
total avail graphic memory 358mb
dedicated video memory 0mb
system video memory 128 mb
shared system memory 230mb
screen refresh rate of 60hz
can you explain what am i looking at to make the comparison?
quote - 64mb geforce2 or equivalent; geforce 4 ti 4200 or equivalent (recommended)
i have:-
mobile intel(r) express chipset family
total avail graphic memory 358mb
dedicated video memory 0mb
system video memory 128 mb
shared system memory 230mb
screen refresh rate of 60hz
can you explain what am i looking at to make the comparison?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You have "built-in" graphics on your motherboard. What you need is a separate "graphics card" with it's own dedicated video memory, designed specifically to produce the images on the screen. The built-in graphics share memory with the rest of your system, it's not even graphics memory and is not designed for doing all the hard work of rendering images for games. When doing that job then everything else suffers badly - speed wise.
It's like asking "will my oars be OK" when you really need an outboard motor!!
Unfortunately, the fact it says "mobile Intel........" suggests you have a laptop? It's not usually (possible to improve the graphics capability of a laptop - you can't add a separate dedicated graphics card like you can with a desktop machine.
It's like asking "will my oars be OK" when you really need an outboard motor!!
Unfortunately, the fact it says "mobile Intel........" suggests you have a laptop? It's not usually (possible to improve the graphics capability of a laptop - you can't add a separate dedicated graphics card like you can with a desktop machine.
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