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[Tenma]

 Hi, this is my first time posting on the site. I just decided to start playing Star wars: Knights of the old republic again, and i have it downloaded and everything, my computers running on windows XP. So now my problem, i can't get it to run because it keeps telling me my current video driver is out of date, it tells me it needs Detonator 45.23 or greater, so figuring my driver were out of date, i installed detonator 45.23, but even after installing it it continues to tell me there out of date, i was wondering if some one has ever had a similar problem and figured out how to fix it. Any help would be very much appreciated.

[Jonp382]

Detonator 45.23 came in August of 2003. How old is your graphics solution? Any idea what it's name is?

[Gorath Alpha]

SUPPORTED VIDEO CARD CHIPS:

Alpha order column. . . . . . . . Performance order from slowest

    * NVIDIA GeForce2 ?. . . . . * NVIDIA GeForce2 (This includes the MXes)
    (Interesting!  Those MXes _can't_ REALLY *do* OpenGL 1.4!)    
    * NVIDIA GeForce3 .. . . . . * NVIDIA GeForce3
    * NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti ... . . * NVIDIA FXes, Low end 5200-5700
    * NVIDIA FXes (Low end). . . * NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti4***
    * NVIDIA FXes (High end) . . * NVIDIA FXes, High end 5700U-5950

 . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . These next are *especially* interesting
         
    * ATI Radeon 8500 . . . . . * ATI Radeon 9000, *very* slow
    * ATI Radeon 9000 . . . . . * ATI Radeon 9250  *rather* slow
    * ATI Radeon 9200/9250. . . * ATI Radeon 9200/9550 also, *fairly slow*     
    - - split generation -- . . * ATI Radeon 8500
    * ATI Radeon 9500 . . . . - - split Dx8 to Dx9 here (except 9550)
    * ATI Radeon 9550 . . . . . * ATI Radeon 9600
    * ATI Radeon 9600 . . . . . * ATI Radeon 9500
    * ATI Radeon 9700 . . . . . * ATI Radeon 9700
    * ATI Radeon 9800 . . . . . * ATI Radeon 9800
   
(The 9550 is actually a downclocked 9600, after having the X300 and X550 cloned from that one)

 

[Gorath Alpha]

Anyone at a loss to determine their system's internal components, this thread tells you how (it's in the Dragon Age Tech Forum):

PC Hardware Basics for Gaming (and inventory of Components):
social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/58/index/509580