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It means you need a dedicated video card with 64+ MB of RAM, and unfortunately, not the integrated GPU you have. You don't have a video card.
Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950
how many megabites is this... like how do i know when a game says you need a video card with at least 64mb memory direcx 9 compatible how do i know if my crappy video card is compatible
Last edited by mcornelio; 09-19-2006 at 02:10 PM.
It means you need a dedicated video card with 64+ MB of RAM, and unfortunately, not the integrated GPU you have. You don't have a video card.
so how im i supposed to know what games i can play?
Most games will tell you to have a video card, but I built a computer for a friend a few months back with integrated video that could play GTA San Andreas fine, so not all hope is lost. If you bought a Dell or something along those lines you probably can't put in a video card anyways.
Last edited by baseline bum; 09-19-2006 at 02:29 PM.
A lot of cheap Dells have motherboards without AGP or PCIE ports. I guess you could buy a PCI video card in that case, but those are so outdated, what would be the point?
There are PCI video cards with 128/256/512 of dedicated memory that can run Direct-X 9.0 games, they just are expensive and inferior. Most gaming site have video card testing, but if your relying on a motherboard-based Video card to play anything complicated, forget it.
not to mention i think that's a laptop intel GFX chip and he's stuck with it.
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