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[HearNoEvil]

I already installed Dragon Ages: Origins. When I tried to open it and click 'play', it stated 'Failed to detect a supported video card.

What to do? >< I know I'm fail at being computer geek.

Detail of this laptop:

HARDWARE
Processor: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU   T8300@ 2.40GHz
Clock Speed: 2394 MHz
Physical Memory: 1.96 GB
Display Adapter: Mobile Intel® 965 Express Chipset Family
VRAM: 128 MB
Driver Version: N/A - I only see blank.
Sound Adapter: Realtek HD Audio output
Driver Version: 5.10.0.5512

SOFTWARE
Operating System: Microsoft Window XP Home Edition
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (Nov2007)

PROCESSOR
Name: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU
Type: Family 6, Model 23, Stepping 6

MONITOR
Name: Plug and Play Monitor
Resolution: 1280 x 800 x 32 bpp

ADAPTER
Name: Mobile Intel® 965 Express Chipset Family
Vendor: Intel Corporation
Driver: igxprd32.dll [6.14.10.4833]


Hope that information is helpful enough? What to do? ><

[PaganOak]

its a mobile intel chipset =\\....rly hard to runs something on that..

[HearNoEvil]

So, Dragon Ages won't work on those laptop? :/

[Cheezes]

Too much for the on board video capabilities of the laptop. 8800 Series card would be the least I would suggest for this game (Nvidia family). As for the laptop equivalent, no point unless you are replacing the laptop

[HearNoEvil]

Alright, thanks. Gonna save up for the computer, I suppose. D: I can't wait to play Dragon Age: Origins. Meh.

[pumpcomp]

I Have an HP and my says the same thing what can i do

[dbt-kenny]

The Mobile Intel® 965 Express Chipset Family are low end video cards and if you have one in your laptop then you need a new PC laptops are no good for playing games I am sorry to say.



Pumpcomp if your HP is a laptop then as above if it a PC then it should be able to have a new video card installed in Nividia is the way to go and at lest a 250meg geforce 200 series is the best way to go

[HearNoEvil]

So, I'm guessing there's some laptop that can play Dragon Ages? I don't really want to buy a computer in order to play it. :/



If so, give me suggestion for best laptop to buy. Thanks ^^

[HearNoEvil]

augh, then what am I supposed to do with this Dragon Age PC disc? xD

[Belhawk]

it would be cheaper to get an xbox or ps3 and DAO, than to buy a pc. A low end PC would cost u between 600 to 1100 usd and the graphics on the console would be better if u got an hdtv.

[andysdead]

the Intel 965 series won't even run Neverwinter Nights 2.



seriously. time to upgrade.

[Nwalya42]

But the PC version allows mods. Get a decent desktop - most games do not run on/ support laptop graphics cards. 128MB of VRAM is very low, and Intel graphics chips aren't supported either - only Nvidia and ATI.

[Aruthos]

Intel intel intel...make a great processor but should stay away from the graphics cards, unfortunately my laptop that i have as a computer has an intel GC but luckily enough i have 256MB VRAM and can play dragon age fairly well...after increasing the system cache a whole gig and adding readyboost to an SD card xD even so it still gets a bit laggy but then again there the issue people are having with the CPU spiking up 100% through the entire time you play...your card wont play because it has 125MB of VRAM sadly thats not enough...goto canyourunit.com and select dragon age origins it will tell you if you can pass it

[Gorath Alpha]

That is a link to a place I refer to as SR Labs, and it is a laughing stock of a place, wrong so often that it's a waste of time going there, and is a bad idea to recommend it. For a similar place that actually understands how multi-cored processors relate to one another (SR Labs doesn't), use the Game-o-meter at YouGamers' site.

Shopping for a video card:  www.ehow.com/how_5743276_choose-gaming-graphics-card.html


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Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 26 décembre 2009 - 11:50 .

[pumpcomp]

I have an HP PC and have run the scans from nvidia and ATI they say I am updated on my driver but Dragon Age will not let me play saying that there is a newer driver available and no video card detected I have ATI Radeon Express 200series

[Gorath Alpha]

The onboard chips included for video in bargain basement PCs cannot handle games, aren't supposed to handle games.  Yours is almost as bad as the crappy IGPs from Intel, in fact.

The Express200 dates back about four or five years, was based on the old Radeon 9600's design (2003, six years ago), and doesn't include any SM-3 pixel shader capability.  Depending in the HP system, if it's a laptop, then it's a dead end.  If it's a real desktop PC, and not a pretend version in a too-small case to add video to, you can buy a proper n600 grade Mainline Gaming card to it. 

HD 4650 for $43 after mail in rebate: www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx

Better picture of that card added in edit two hours + / - later: www.hisdigital.com/UserFiles/product/SK3-24-3-300.jpg

Gorath
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Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 26 janvier 2011 - 04:02 .

[pumpcomp]

so what do i do, bad wanting to play this game

[pumpcomp]

just tried to download and install nvidea geforce 200 series says not compatible with my stuff

[pumpcomp]

ok i went to newegg, so i guess i cant just download something to hook me up, or do i need to buy a part?

[pumpcomp]

HP Pavillion a1623w is the computer does that help any

[MrBigA]

@pumpcomp. I saw the basic specs of your pc, you appear to have a pci-3 16x slot for a graphics card. is this it?

Here

You should be able to use any new pci-e card, provided that your power supply is powerful enough. I can help you pick a card or give suggestions if you can post the specs of your power supply - the main details needed are the brand, total watts and the Amps on the +12v rail (for example, my power supply is a PC Power and Cooling 750W supply with 60A on a single +12v). All of the data is on a sticker on the power supply.

Modifié par MrBigA, 26 décembre 2009 - 11:57 .

[pumpcomp]

ite input 120vac 60Hz 0.18A output 12vdc 500ma hope thats the right stuff

[pumpcomp]

is this e card something i need to go buy or can i download it sorry pretty dumb about stuff like this